All Pokemon TCG Pocket Promo cards and how to get them
Promo-A cards in Pokemon TCGP can't be drawn from random packs, they're earned through missions and events

Pokemon TCG Pocket Promo Cards for the Promo-A set number over 40 at this point, with regular events, giveaways and missions through which you can earn them. From Mewtwo to Moltres to Cresselia and more besides, some Promo cards are simply visual variants on existing cards, while others like Lapras ex are unique to that card - if you miss the event that gives them out, there's no way to get that Pokemon back again. With that in mind, we'll lay out all the Promo Cards in PTCGP below, what number they are in the Promo-A set, and how you can get them.
How to get all Promo Cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket
Every Promo Card in Pokemon TCG Pocket is listed below, as well as how to get them for your collection.
- Potion (PROMO A-001) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- X Speed (PROMO A-002) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Hand Scope (PROMO A-003) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Pokedex (PROMO A-004) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Poke Ball (PROMO A-005) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Red Card (PROMO A-006) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Professor's Research (PROMO A-007) - Purchase from the Shop for 2 Shop Tokens
- Pokedex (PROMO A-008) - Free gift from the developers. Can be redeemed from the Gifts tab until 30 April 2025.
- Pikachu (PROMO A-009) - Premium Pass reward for November 2024 (now expired)
- Mewtwo (PROMO A-010) - Premium Pass reward for December 2024 (now expired)
- Chansey (PROMO A-011) - Earned through the limited Meowth/Chansey Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Meowth (PROMO A-012) - Earned through the limited Meowth/Chansey Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Butterfree (PROMO A-013) - Random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Lapras ex event (now expired)
- Lapras Ex (PROMO A-014) - Random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Lapras ex event (now expired)
- Pikachu (PROMO A-015) - Random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Lapras ex event (now expired)
- Clefairy (PROMO A-016) - Random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Lapras ex event (now expired)
- Mankey (PROMO A-017) - Random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Lapras ex event (now expired)
- Venusaur (PROMO A-018) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Venusaur event (now expired)
- Greninja (PROMO A-019) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Venusaur event (now expired)
- Haunter (PROMO A-020) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Venusaur event (now expired)
- Onix (PROMO A-021) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Venusaur event (now expired)
- Jigglypuff (PROMO A-022) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Venusaur event (now expired)
- Bulbasaur (PROMO A-023) - Earned through the limited Bulbasaur/Magnemite Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Magnemite (PROMO A-024) - Earned through the limited Bulbasaur/Magnemite Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Moltres ex (PROMO A-025) - Premium Pass reward for January 2025
- Pikachu (PROMO A-026) - Mission reward for the limited time New Year's Eve event (now expired)
- Snivy (PROMO A-027) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Blastoise event (now expired)
- Volcarona (PROMO A-028) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Blastoise event (now expired)
- Blastoise (PROMO A-029) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Blastoise event (now expired)
- Eevee (PROMO A-030) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Blastoise event (now expired)
- Cinccino (PROMO A-031) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Blastoise event (now expired)
- Charmander (PROMO A-032) - Earned through the limited Charmander/Squirtle Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Squirtle (PROMO A-033) - Earned through the limited Charmander/Squirtle Wonder Pick event (now expired)
- Piplup (PROMO A-034) - Premium Pass reward for February 2025
- Turtwig (PROMO A-035) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Cresselia ex Drop event
- Electivire (PROMO A-036) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Cresselia ex Drop event
- Cresselia ex (PROMO A-037) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Cresselia ex Drop event
- Misdreavus (PROMO A-038) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Cresselia ex Drop event
- Skarmory (PROMO A-039) - random win from Promo Packs won in the limited Cresselia ex Drop event
- Chimchar (PROMO A-040) - Earned through the limited Chimchar/Togepi Wonder Pick event
- Togepi (PROMO A-041) - Earned through the limited Chimchar/Togepi Wonder Pick event
What are Promo Cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket?
Promo Cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket are special card variants that are difficult to obtain or limited in time and access. They don't generally do anything different to the standard version of the card - a promotional Pikachu and a regular Pikachu have the same effect in battle - but they have a different appearance, artwork, and depending on who you talk to, a certain amount of prestige.
Some cards may also debut first as Promo Cards - for example, Lapras Ex wasn't a part of Pokemon TCGP until the titular Lapras Ex event. It's possible that the card will enter circulation properly in later sets and expansions, but for now it's only for those who could beat the event itself.
Promo Cards are also generally (but not always) marked by a stamp of some sort on the right side of the image, as seen on the picture of Mankey above. Not every Promo Card has this, but stamped cards are always promotional cards.
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