What Are the Most Rare Cards to Date?

Alright, let’s dive into this Pokémon TCG Pocket thing. It’s kinda free-to-play—well, sorta. You got these daily booster packs and decks to build if you’re feeling competitive. I mean, it captures the same magic that pulls fans into Pokémon. Sure, it throws free events and whatnot at you, with shiny Hourglasses for more packs, but remember, it’s a gacha game down to its core. Think catching ’em all’s easy? Nah, brace yourself. Trying to pin down the rarest card? Yeah, good luck with that. There are a bunch, not one.

Now, about these cards—figuring out the rare ones ain’t just luck with those booster packs. It’s a mixed bag, really. Rareness here, availability there. Talking about a list, I guess it’s around 13 super rare cards right now, though numbers do a little dance when new sets drop by July’s end.

And what’s up with these Crown Gold rares? They’re like, elite cards of each set. Eevee Grove’s shiny cards top today’s chart. In order: Crown Gold, Immersive Rares, Rainbows—you know the drill. Oh, and there’s a table or something showing the nitty-gritty percentages, but who needs math when you have Charizard?

Anyway, if you’re opening packs, know your chances. God Packs? Picture a jackpot but for card nerds. Say you’re eyeing a Charizard Ex in Crown Gold—hit that lucky streak, and bam! 5% chance per pack in the right slot.

Here’s the twist: Gold Crown Charizard Ex, Pikachu, Mewtwo—they’re a real pain to snatch. Blame the Genetic Apex set. Yet, these dudes have been around forever, making Eevee Bag feel like the fresh face on the block. Newbie vibes, you know?

But wait, what if the rarest isn’t even in the usual lineup? Let me throw Lapras Ex at you. It flashed its shiny self during the game’s first drop event. Real mythical beast stuff. Players who snagged it are like, OGs. Is it rarer than those Crown Golds? Maybe they’re parallel realms of rarity—mind boggling, right?

And that’s it. Rarity in Pokémon TCG Pocket is this tangled mess of cards, chances, and how much luck (or cash) you’re willing to throw in. Who would’ve thought?