All shiny Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket

Shiny Pokémon are brightening up Pokémon TCG Pocket, having been introduced with the Shining Revelry expansion.

Shiny Pokémon, rare Pokémon that have an alternate color scheme, have been sought out by Pokémon fans ever since their introduction in Pokémon Silver and Gold. Now, players will get the chance to collect cards that contain shiny Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket.

This guide will explain how to get shiny Pokémon in Pokémon in TCG Pocket and contains a full card list of every shiny Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket as of the Shining Revelry expansion.

How to get shiny Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket

Unlike the mainline games — which require special items and potentially hours of searching to find a shiny Pokémon — getting shinies in TCG Pocket is pretty straightforward: All you need to do is get very lucky.

In other words, you don’t need to do anything fancy, you just gotta open packs or Wonder Pick from the Shining Revelry expansion (as of this writing) and hope that your pack contains one of these exceptionally rare cards.

Well, no shit, this is a Pokémon card-collecting game. Still, the addition of shiny Pokémon brings some interesting changes to TCG Pocket. Shining Revelry expansion pack introduced a new rarity designation that adds even more rare cards to this particular set. These cards are marked with new rarity icons that, for lack of a better term, we’re calling one shiny star and two shiny stars.

The offering rates menu in Pokémon TCG Pocket says the pull rate for a one-star shiny card is 2.857% whereas the rate of getting a two-star shiny card is 1.333%. Because there are more one-star shiny cards than two-star shiny cards, the odds of getting a specific card on that list (like shiny Weedle) is actually lower than getting a specific two shiny star card. For example, you have a .071% chance (7 in 9993 odds) chance of pulling a shiny, non-full art Weedle whereas there is a .083% chance of pulling a full art card shiny Beedril ex in Shining Revelry.

Of course, you can always bypass this by using your Pack Points to get certain cards. It costs 1,000 points to get a one-star shiny and 1,350 to get a two-star shiny. So if you don’t feel like trying to open pack after pack, you might be better off saving up for your favorite shiny Pokémon.

All shiny Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket

With the understanding that shinies are rare and hard to get, here are all the shiny cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket as of the Shining Revelry expansion. Note the pull rates refer to your chance of pulling each card in a regular pack, and not in a rare pack (or “god packs,” as some fans call them).