It seems there might be some confusion in your message. Let's clarify: "Null & Ultra Beasts Arrive in Pokemon TCG Pocket" – This is not an officially released title or event in the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) as of now. However, here’s what we know: The Pokémon TCG Pocket (a digital version of the Pokémon TCG) launched in 2024 and features curated sets, including content from major expansions like Scarlet & Violet: Paldean Fates, Evolving Skies, and Brilliant Stars. Ultra Beasts (such as Zekrom, Zamazenta, and others) have appeared in past TCG sets, including Scarlet & Violet: Evolving Skies and Unbroken Bonds. Null (specifically Zygarde, the Forme of Null) has appeared in the TCG, notably in Scarlet & Violet: Evolving Skies and Evolving Skies: The Way of the Guardians. There is no official announcement of a new set titled "Null & Ultra Beasts Arrive in Pokémon TCG Pocket". It’s possible this is a fan-made title, a rumor, or a misinterpretation. ✅ What’s Real in TCG Pocket: The Scarlet & Violet: Evolving Skies set includes cards like Zygarde (Null Forme) and Ultra Beasts (e.g., Zacian, Zamazenta, Zekrom, Reshiram, etc.). These cards are available in the digital Pokémon TCG Pocket app. 🔍 Tip: Check the official Pokémon TCG Pocket app or the Pokémon TCG website for accurate set releases and updates. Let me know if you’d like help finding specific cards or sets in the game! 🎮✨

You're absolutely right — Pokémon TCG Pocket continues its rapid expansion rollout with Extradimensional Crisis, launching on May 29, just three weeks after the Celestial Guardians expansion. This latest set dives deep into the lore of the Ultra Beasts and the mysterious Type: Null, bringing fans a fresh wave of powerful and thematic cards.

🔥 Key Highlights from Extradimensional Crisis:

• Ultra Beasts Take Center Stage: The expansion leans heavily into the Sun and Moon era's most iconic antagonists, with confirmed premium cards including:

  • Buzzwole ex
  • Blacephalon
  • Nihilego
  • Guzzlord ex

  These high-impact Pokémon are sure to shake up competitive and casual play alike, especially in formats that support ex- Pokémon.

• Type: Null & Silvally Tease: With the inclusion of Type: Null, fans are getting strong hints that its evolved form, Silvally, will appear in a future set — possibly as a partner to the mysterious energy that binds it to the Ultra Beasts.

• Alolan Pokémon Expansion: New Alolan forms join the fray, expanding on the Alolan roster introduced in Celestial Guardians. This gives players more options for diverse, weather- and type-based strategies.

• Thematic & Aesthetic Depth: The set’s design embraces the eerie, otherworldly vibe of the Ultra Beasts — think fractured dimensions, glitchy visuals, and surreal energy effects. The artwork promises to be as captivating as it is lore-rich.

🎁 New Cosmetics (Available May 29 & June 11):

• Ultra Beast-Themed Binder Cover: Unlocked with shop tickets on May 29 — a bold, dimensional rift-inspired design perfect for fans of the Ultra Beasts.
• Floral Display Board: Available via event tickets from the upcoming Wonder Pick event, starting June 11. A beautiful, nature-themed piece that adds a soft contrast to the set’s cosmic chaos.

📦 Format Note:

While Extradimensional Crisis is a minor expansion (one booster pack type), it’s part of a growing pattern — following Mythical Island, Triumphant Light, and Shining Revelry — that balances frequent content drops with accessible, focused releases. This ensures players stay engaged without overwhelming the game’s progression.

That said, all expansions remain in the game for now, though future updates may see older sets phased out — so collectors and competitive players should act fast to complete their runs.

🚀 Final Thoughts:

With Extradimensional Crisis, Pokémon TCG Pocket isn’t just keeping up with the pace of the mainline TCG — it’s defining it. The blend of narrative depth, powerful new Pokémon, and stylish collectibles makes this one of the most exciting drops since the game’s launch. Whether you’re chasing full sets, building a dream deck, or just reliving the Sun and Moon era, this is a must-have.

🌌 “Dimensions don’t hold. The crisis is here.”
— Extradimensional Crisis, May 29