Pokemon TCG Pocket Eevee Grove Launches June 26 With Every Eeveelution and Six ex Cards
Pokemon TCG Pocket's Eevee Grove expansion drops June 26 with 107 new cards built around Eevee and its evolutions. Here are the chase ex cards, the new themed board and binder, and how to approach the drop.
The cuteness is about to overload. Pokemon TCG Pocket launches its Eevee Grove expansion on June 26, and it is built entirely around the hobby's most beloved fox and its sprawling family of evolutions. With more than 100 new cards, this is one of the biggest drops the mobile game has seen, and it gives Eeveelution fans a reason to grind packs all over again.
What is in Eevee Grove
Eevee Grove is the fifth themed booster pack for Pokemon TCG Pocket and the eighth expansion overall. It introduces 107 new cards, including six ex variants, with the entire Eevee evolutionary line getting the spotlight treatment.
The chase cards
- Eevee ex headlines the set as the star of its own themed pack.
- Flareon ex and Sylveon ex round out the marquee ex cards collectors will be hunting.
- Jolteon, Vaporeon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, and Glaceon all get regular cards, meaning every Eeveelution finally shows up in the same expansion.
More than just cards
Eevee Grove is not only a pack drop. The expansion brings a new Eevee-themed display board and binder cover for collectors to chase, plus fresh solo-mode decks to battle through. For a game that lives and dies on cosmetic collectibility, the themed board and binder are quietly some of the most coveted items in any release.
Themed expansions built around a single fan-favorite line tend to overperform on engagement. Eevee is arguably the perfect mascot for that strategy, with eight evolutions giving the dev team room to keep the pulls feeling fresh.
How to approach the drop
- Decide what you are collecting for. If you want the full Eeveelution binder, plan your pack-opening currency around the cards you are missing rather than chasing duplicates.
- Prioritize the ex cards early. Six ex variants means the rarest pulls will be in demand from day one for both collectors and competitive players.
- Do not sleep on the cosmetics. The display board and binder cover are limited to this expansion's events and may not return.
Bottom line
Eevee Grove is exactly the kind of release Pokemon TCG Pocket does best: a single iconic Pokemon, a deep roster of evolutions, and enough new cards and cosmetics to keep players opening packs for weeks. If you have a soft spot for any of the Eeveelutions, June 26 is going to be a very expensive, very adorable day.