In Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, taking a break from endless battles to open packs can occasionally reveal some visually stunning cards. The latest expansion, Shining Revelry, brings a dazzling selection of new collectibles for enthusiasts to chase. Released on March 27, 2025, the expansion introduces 112 new cards, with a select few standing out as particularly stunning. These standout cards bring particular Pokémon to life, placing them in unique scenarios and settings that highlight their personalities and abilities.

For those who enjoy the collection aspect of Pokémon TCG Pocket, these ten cards stand out as must-have additions. Whether it's due to their stunning artwork or rarity, each one brings a little something special to the game's ever-growing card total. Every Art Rare, Special Art Rare, and Immersive Rare will make your deck stand out more than just its effectiveness in battle, adding another level of personality to the game.

10 The Gholdengo (Art Rare) Card Is Gleaming

Dazzling Coins and Vibrant Colors Make This Card A Must-Have

Gholdengo has some dazzling cards across the TCG, including the fabulous Paradox Rift Special Illustrated Rare. That trend continues in Pokémon TCG Pocket with its Shining Revelry Art Rare card, which shows Gholdengo surfing on a vibrant wave of blues, reds, and greens. Additional colors and shining coins fall from the sky, adding depth and motion to the scene and making the sunny backdrop even more striking.

Gholdengo itself sparkles on the card, holding up its hand with its signature cheerful expression. As a Gold Star rarity, it may take some time — and plenty of Shining Revelry packs — to uncover. However, once pulled, it adds a much-needed burst of color and shine to any Metal-type deck, making it a true standout both visually and thematically in Pokémon TCG Pocket.

9 The Paldean Clodsire Ex (Special Art Rare) Card Shows Natural Beauty

A Stunning Representation Of A Pokémon & Its Evolution Line

The Paldean Clodsire ex Special Art Rare card features the classic Pokémon TCG Pocket rainbow border, framing a realistic and heartwarming portrayal of Clodsire. Set in what appears to be its natural habitat in the Paldea region, Clodsire is shown peacefully carrying two Woopers on its back. This charming nod to its pre-evolutions provides us with a wonderful representation of their bond in the wild — a microcosm of the connection between Pokémon and the real-life animals that inspire them.

This card is a Two-Star rarity, meaning it will take a fair bit of time and pack hunting to pull the amphibian-like Pokémon. The Paldean Clodsire ex card will not only be a stunning inclusion for any collection, but it also offers an impressive application for battles. The Darkness type should be on all players' hit list, especially in its wholesome Special Art Rare form.

8 The Meowscarada (Art Rare) Card Feels Powerful

A Superhero Stance Upon A Building Gives This Pokémon More Personality

The Meowscarada Art Rare card is another brilliant example of how a Pokémon can be brought to life through its environment. This time, Meowscarada is perched atop a building at night, gazing down at the glowing windows and streetlamps of a built-up town below. Two key elements make this card especially striking: first, the contrast between the muted gray stone of the rooftop and Meowscarada’s vivid green and white coloring makes the Pokémon pop dramatically.

Secondly, its poised, almost superhero-like stance gives Meowscarada a sense of energy and purpose, elevating it above the other version of the card. The Meowscarada Art Rare card is a One-Star rarity, but the effort it takes to pull is absolutely worthwhile. Its application in battle is incredibly effective, while its striking artwork also brings personality to any deck.

7 The Tatsugiri (Art Rare) Card Shows Some Perspective

The Striking Contrast In Scale And Strength Is Impressive

The Art Rare Tatsugiri card offers a striking contrast between the immense strength of one Pokémon and the tiny size of another. The Water type appears in a visually intense scene, showing several Dondozo powerfully swimming through rushing waters, each one cutting through the current. At the front and center of the card is a Dondozo with its massive mouth wide open and the small orange Tatsugiri sitting upon its tongue. This effectively highlights the scale difference between the two, with Tatsugiri using Dondozo for protection from enemies on the outside.

The Art Rare Tatsugiri card is a One-Star rarity. While it may not be particularly effective or popular in battle, its artwork makes it a standout for those who appreciate the collection side of the game. It’s certainly one of the most visually appealing Water-type cards available.

6 The Grafaiai (Art Rare) Card Has Artistic Expression

A Snapshot Of The Nature And Behavior Of Grafaiai

The Art Rare Grafaiai gives us a look into the unusual nature and expression of the Darkness-type Pokémon. Grafaiai has poisonous saliva that changes color depending on what the Pokémon eats. It then covers its fingers in this saliva and draws patterns on trees and rocks in its environment. This Art Rare card in Pokémon TCG Pocket shows exactly this: Grafaiai looking back as it stands in front of its artwork of blue, yellow, orange, and pink lines and dots.

The Art Rare Grafaiai is a One-Star rarity and gives us a detailed look into the Pokémon's behavior and habitat. Its ability also mirrors what the Art Rare card depicts, poisoning the opponent's Active Pokémon. This card overall is visually interesting, making it a perfect addition to a player's collection or showcase.

5 The Buizel (Art Rare) Card Is Set In A Cozy Retreat

A Serene Moment For The Water-Type Pokémon

Buizel is a fan-favorite Pokémon for many, making its Shining Revelry Art Rare card an essential addition to any collection. The card depicts Buizel sitting on two pillows, enjoying the cool air from an electric fan. Set in a perfectly designed bedroom for the Pokémon, complete with lily pads on water and lush plant life, it subtly highlights the harmonious relationship between Pokémon and humans. As the golden sun shines through the window and hits the back of Buizel, those who view it can get a strong sense of relaxation.

The Buizel Art Rare card is a One-Star rarity and will add much-needed color to any collection. Illustrated by Shimaris Yukichi, this card is sure to capture the hearts of players who love Generation Four Pokémon. Resembling both a weasel and a sea otter, it showcases the tranquil side of Buizel with its beautiful cartoon-style artwork.

4 The Wigglytuff (Art Rare) Has A Striking Stare

This Divisive Art Rare Is A Great Addition For Your Collection

The Shining Revelry Wigglytuff Art Rare card splits opinions across the Pokémon TCG Pocket fanbase, with many players dubbing the card as "cursed". The card features Wigglytuff staring forward with its huge blue eyes and a subtle smile. While this might sound relatively normal, the hyper-realistic art style makes the card stand out in a striking way. Though some players dislike the intense realism, others find the card visually interesting and consider it a solid representation of the Pokémon.

The Art Rare Wigglytuff is a One-Star rarity and was illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Wigglytuff has very fine fur that expands when it is angry, and the illustrator has perfectly captured how this fur would look in real life. This attention to detail makes the card a strong candidate for this list.

3 The Giratina Ex (Immersive Rare) Card Is Creepy

The Animated Scene Is Eerie Yet Exciting

Immersive cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket elicit a strong sense of excitement when pulled, offering players an animated scene accompanied by music. These cards showcase the environment of the card’s illustration beyond the still image, often revealing more than what originally meets the eye. The Giratina ex immersive card does just that, but it does so with an eerily creepy animated scene.

This card is a Three-Star rarity and requires substantial luck to pull. When obtained, the card zooms in on the Pokémon's face while its environment begins to whirl in circles around it. The dynamic motion creates a sense of discomfort, leaving a lasting impression that will stay in the mind long after the card is pulled.

2 The Tinkaton Ex (Special Art Rare) Card Is A Burst Of Color

This Card Will Blow You Away With Its Vibrancy

The Special Art Rare Tinkaton ex card seems to explode with color, showcasing Tinkaton slamming its hammer into the ground. With the classic rainbow border, this card will likely be on the hit list for many collectors in the mobile game, especially considering its impressive application in battles. It's hard to know where to look first with this pop art-inspired Pokémon card — the dazzling stars of purple and blue that draw the eye or the pink Pokémon radiating intense motion.

Illustrated by Kurumitsu, this card will add more life to a Metal-type deck than any other in the game. With a Two-Star rarity, it won't be easy to find in Shining Revelry packs, but for those lucky enough to pull it, it's an immensely powerful card that stands out both visually and strategically.

1 The Pikachu Ex (Special Art Rare) Card Has The Best Artwork

The Motion And Spark Of This Card Are Incredibly Powerful

Pikachu has forever been the poster child of the Pokémon franchise, and Pokémon TCG Pocket does a fantastic job of showcasing just how important Pikachu is. The Shining Revelry Pikachu ex Special Art Rare card exemplifies the power and impressive nature of the Electric-type Pokémon. It shows Pikachu in the midst of its Thunderbolt attack, with jagged, sparking electricity surrounding the yellow creature, capturing the sheer intensity and energy of this iconic Pokémon.

Illustrated by You Iribi, this card matches the intensity and power it brings to in-game battles. The card is a Two-Star rarity and is certainly worth the countless packs it may take to pull, especially considering the impressive decks being built around it in Pokémon TCG Pocket.