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The Coolest Pokémon Sun And Moon – Lost Thunder Cards We Pulled From Booster Packs
The train that is the Pokémon Trading Card Game continues to roll even as the year ends. Lost Thunder is not only the biggest expansion in terms of new cards in years, but it also delivers several quality cards starring fan-favorite Pocket Monsters, with a focus on the first, second, and seventh generations of creatures.
We were sent several booster packs, as well as the two theme decks centered on Gen 2's legendary Pokémon Entei and Raikou. Fans of the early generations of Pokémon should be pleased with this release, as most of the cards I pulled were from the first two generations. Of course, with the set still a part of the Sun & Moon series, the most recent generation of monsters also appears prominently. With more than 210 cards in this expansion, I was excited by the number of powerful, interesting, and cool cards I pulled from the packs and decks.
Check out the gallery of my favorite cards I pulled from the Pokémon Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder expansion below and if you want to see more of the recent expansions from Pokémon TCG, check out our other galleries.
- Sun and Moon – Celestial Storm
- Sun and Moon – Forbidden Light
- Sun and Moon – Ultra Prism
- Sun and Moon – Shining Legends
- Sun and Moon – Burning Shadows
- Sun and Moon – Guardians Rising
- Sun and Moon
- XY Generations/XY Evolutions
- Premium Trainer's XY Collection
Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder is available today.
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