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La nouvelle épidémie de masse de type herbe frappe Pokémon TCG Pocket

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Mar 31,2025

Alors que le printemps arrive, le monde devient vert et vibrant, mais pour les fans de Pokémon TCG Pocket, c'est l'épidémie de masse de Pokémon de type herbe qui vole les projecteurs. Un nouvel événement passionnant bat son plein, et vous ne voudrez pas manquer l'action.

L'événement d'épidémie de masse de type Grass devrait se dérouler jusqu'au 29 mars, avec une gamme de Pokémon de type gazon dans les choix rares et bonus. Gardez les yeux ouverts pour des cartes comme Leafeon Ex, Serperior, Vespiquen et Servine dans la section des choix rares. Pendant ce temps, les choix de bonus comprendront de délicieuses cartes telles que Cheubi, Eevee et Scyther.

Mais l'excitation ne s'arrête pas là. En participant, vous pouvez également accrocher un flair supplémentaire pour obtenir des articles et gagner des billets d'atelier grâce à la sélection de certaines cartes. Ne manquez pas votre chance de collecter ces bonus avant la fin de l'événement.

yt Green Fields avec Pokémon TCG Pocket se préparant pour la sortie de sa prochaine extension, Shining Revelry, le 16 mars, cet événement d'épidémie de masse est parfaitement chronométré pour maintenir la communauté engagée. Cependant, l'excitation est quelque peu tempérée par les préoccupations continues concernant la fonction de trading du jeu. Bien que les modifications apportées au système de trading aient été annoncées, ils ne seront pas mis en œuvre avant l'automne. Ce retard pourrait amener certains joueurs à se désintéresser de l'aspect commercial du jeu.

Pourtant, si vous êtes un passionné de Pokémon inconditionnel, il y a encore beaucoup à apprécier. Assurez-vous de consulter notre liste de codes GO Pokémon pour des boosts gratuits supplémentaires, vous gardant en haut de votre jeu dans ce qui reste la version la plus attrayante de son genre.

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