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The latest Drop Event inPokemon TCG Pocketis live, bringing new cards and art variants to the game. This time, the Promo-A packs spotlight Gible, which has gained popularity following the Triumphant Light expansion that introduced Garchomp ex.
If you’re looking to dominatePokemon TCG Pocket’s Gible Drop Event, collect all rewards, and efficiently farm Promo-A Vol. 5 booster packs, this guide has you covered. Below, you’ll find all the key details and a meta deck recommendation to breeze through the event challenges.
Gible Drop Event Details
March’s Drop Event marks thefifth Promo-A pack release inPokemon TCG Pocket, following previous packs that introduced Lapras ex, Venusaur, Blastoise, and Cresselia ex. This event lets players take on Solo Battles for a chance to earn the full-art variant of Gible, the base form of Garchomp and Garchomp ex.
Gible Drop Event Cards and Drop Rates
The Gible Drop Event bringsfive new Promo-A cards, though only two feature new stats and abilities, while the rest are simply new art variants of existing cards. Below is a list of the cards and their drop rates in Promo-A Vol. 5 packs:
The two exclusive cards in this event are Nosepass and Staraptor, each featuring updated stats and abilities:
Only the Expert mode in the event guarantees a Promo-A pack as a reward. Other modes have drop rates ranging from 51% to 80%.
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Exeggutor ex
Celebi ex
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Cyrus
If you’re looking to farm Promo-A Vol. 5 packs during the event,a standard Celebi ex & Exeggutor ex deckis your best option. Since you’ll be facing four Garchomp ex-themed Fighting-type decks, a Grass-type lineup gives you a significant advantage. Alternatively, you can also dominate the event using a Leafeon ex & Celebi ex setup.
If you’re aiming to complete all Battle Tasks, you’ll need a no-ex deck. We’ve already compiled a list of severalviablePokemon TCG Pocketdecks without ex cards, but the best option is the Magnezone & Hitmonlee setup, which offers strong early-game damage.
