In an exciting departure from tradition, Pokemon TCG Pocket has launched its July Mass Outbreak event exclusively centered around Eevee and its numerous evolutionary forms. This marks the first time the digital card game has dedicated an entire outbreak event to a single Pokemon species and its evolutionary line.

Unlike previous Mass Outbreak events that typically boosted encounter rates for specific Pokemon types (Fire, Water, etc.) in Wonder Picks, this special Eevee-focused event represents a significant shift in the game's event strategy. The only similar precedent was June's Ultra Beast-themed outbreak, making this Eevee celebration particularly noteworthy for collectors and competitive players alike.

Dubbed the "Eevee Mass Outbreak," this limited-time event brings all existing Eevee card variants and every Eeveelution into Wonder Picks. Highlights include:

• Pokemon ex versions of Sylveon, Flareon, Leafeon, and Glaceon
• All diamond-rarity, non-ex Eeveelutions
• A brand-new promotional art variant of Eevee
• The exclusive Eevee Bag Item Card

Players have until July 30 to participate in this special event, which conveniently concludes just before the anticipated next expansion release for Pokemon TCG Pocket.

Event Details and Mechanics

The Eevee Mass Outbreak runs from July 21-29 (8 days total) and introduces two special types of Wonder Picks:

1. Bonus Picks: Free selections that may contain:
2. Rare Picks: Cost 3 Wonder Stamina and feature:

Additionally, the event introduces exclusive Eevee-themed card flairs available in the shop, unlockable by consuming duplicate cards.

Special Missions and Rewards

Players can complete various missions during the event to earn valuable rewards:

Significance for Future Events

This Eevee-focused outbreak may signal a new direction for Pokemon TCG Pocket events. While few Pokemon have as many evolutionary possibilities as Eevee, future events might feature:

• Region-specific Pokemon themes
• Generation-focused Wonder Picks
• Other popular evolutionary families

The success of this event could determine whether similar single-Pokemon outbreaks become a regular feature in the game's event rotation.