by Jason Mar 29,2025
The arrival of the Space-Time Smackdown booster packs in *Pokemon TCG Pocket* has undoubtedly stirred the meta, introducing a fresh wave of cards for players to explore. Unlike the more modest Mythical Island release, *Pokemon GO* players now face a choice between two distinct types of packs: Dialga packs or Palkia packs. This decision can significantly impact your strategy and collection, so let's delve into what each pack offers and how you can make the best choice.
The Space-Time Smackdown booster set features two unique packs, each identifiable by their front covers: one showcasing Dialga and the other Palkia. Much like the Genetic Apex set, the cards you can pull from each pack differ slightly. To understand what you might find in each, check the "Offering Rates" section located at the bottom left of the booster pack selection screen.
To view the contents of either the Dialga or Palkia packs in *Pokemon TCG Pocket*, simply hover over the pack of interest and click on "Offering Rates". This will reveal a detailed list of the cards included, helping you decide which pack to target.
With 207 cards in the new set and only some being pack exclusives, focusing on the packs containing the cards you desire most is key.
Choosing where to spend your Pack Hourglasses in *Pokemon TCG Pocket* hinges on your specific goals. If you're chasing a particular favorite Pokemon, prioritize the pack where it appears. However, if you aim to dominate the meta, consider which cards will offer a competitive edge in battles. Let's explore the high-priority exclusives in both Dialga and Palkia packs.
Dialga packs boast several key EX cards, including Dialga EX, Yanmega EX, Gallade EX, and Darkrai EX. If your strategy revolves around any of these EX cards, focusing on Dialga packs is a smart move.
Additionally, certain illustration rares and trainer cards are exclusive to Dialga packs. For instance, the Dawn and Volkner support cards can only be found here. And for those collectors out there, Bidoof is a Dialga pack exclusive as well.
If Palkia EX is your target in *Pokemon TCG Pocket*, then you'll need to open the Palkia pack. While it contains fewer EX cards compared to Dialga, you can still find Lickilicky EX, Weavile EX, and Mismagius EX. These cards might not be the talk of the town in PvP discussions, but they could be the key to crafting a unique deck.
Supporter cards exclusive to the Palkia pack include Mars and Cynthia. If these resonate with your strategy or personal preference, focusing on Palkia packs could be the way to go.
Dialga packs seem to be the more competitive option, packed with high-power and sought-after EX cards. However, don't overlook the Palkia pack, which offers robust supporter cards and the potential for a less conventional but equally effective strategy.
No matter which pack you choose, you're guaranteed to add exciting new cards to your collection. Start with the pack containing your most coveted cards, then use your Pack Hourglasses and Pack Points to round out your collection.
And that's the scoop on whether you should open the Dialga or Palkia packs first in *Pokemon TCG Pocket*.
*Pokemon TCG Pocket is available now on mobile devices.*
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