Exciting news for Pokemon TCG Pocket enthusiasts! Recent promotional materials have unveiled more cards from the highly anticipated expansion titled "Wisdom of Sea and Sky." The set is officially scheduled to launch on July 30, confirming earlier speculations within the Pokemon TCG Pocket community.

Following the Pokemon Presents event, an unexpected leak exposed 14 upcoming cards, featuring the expansion's star attractions - Ho-Oh EX and Lugia EX. This premature reveal occurred when the entire A4 teaser trailer was accidentally published ahead of schedule. Unlike the initial leak, the latest card reveals appear to originate from official marketing channels.

According to reports from the Twitter account MAGIKARP, an unlisted video on Pokemon's official YouTube channel and Instagram advertisements have showcased 13 additional cards from the forthcoming set. Notable inclusions feature fan-favorites like Xatu, Wooper, and Magcargo from Generation 2, along with Heatmor and Swanna representing Generation 5.

Complete List of Newly Revealed Cards for Pokemon TCG Pocket's A4 Expansion

• Vulpix (Generation 1)
• Wobbuffet (Generation 2)
• Xatu (Generation 2)
• Ledyba (Generation 2)
• Ampharos (Generation 2)
• Wooper (Generation 2)
• Porygon2 (Generation 2)
• Magcargo (Generation 2)
• Magby (Generation 2)
• Ambipom (Generation 4)
• Porygon-Z (Generation 4)
• Swanna (Generation 5)
• Heatmor (Generation 5)

While the inclusion of Generation 2 Pokemon aligns with earlier announcements about the A4 expansion's focus, the appearance of creatures from other generations like Vulpix (Gen 1), Porygon-Z (Gen 4), and Heatmor (Gen 5) presents an interesting mix. Some of these cards have appeared in previous sets, but their reworked abilities and stats might introduce new strategic possibilities in gameplay.

One significant detail yet to be confirmed is the exact size of the upcoming expansion. As a major release, A4 is anticipated to include over 200 new cards. While this abundance excites collectors, it may concern players who have expressed frustration with Pokemon TCG Pocket's rapid release schedule, viewing it as an obstacle to completing collections.