The top Triumphant Light cards in the Pokémon TCG Pocket.

      In honor of Pokémon Day, players of Pokémon TCG Pocket are welcomed with a new booster set called Triumphant Light, which is already reshaping the existing meta. This set introduces a variety of new and dynamic Pokémon cards that can enhance your gameplay in battles.

      With a collection of 96 cards available for obtaining or crafting, determining which ones will be most effective for securing victories can be challenging. Thankfully, we’re here to assist you. If you're prepared to move on from the Space-Time Smackdown boosters and explore the new set, here’s a rundown of the best cards in Triumphant Light for Pokémon TCG Pocket.

      **Top Cards from Triumphant Light in Pokémon TCG Pocket**

      **Arceus ex**

      Without question, Arceus ex stands out as one of the most powerful new cards within the game. This four-diamond rarity card boasts an impressive 140 HP, and its main attack can utilize three Energy of any type. Ultimate Force inflicts 70 damage and adds an additional 20 damage for each of your Benched Pokémon.

      A key feature of Arceus ex is its passive ability, Fabled Luster, which prevents it from being affected by any Special Conditions, making it virtually unbeatable with the right strategy.

      **Leafeon ex**

      Leafeon ex is another notable ex card in Triumphant Light, also featuring 140 HP and requiring three Energy, with at least one being Grass, to deal 70 damage. While it may appear to be just another ex card, Leafeon ex's deck has risen to prominence within the battle meta.

      This is largely due to its Forest Breath ability, allowing it to retrieve a Grass Energy from the Energy Zone once during your turn, provided it is in the active position. This energy transfer can be applied to any of your Grass Pokémon, facilitating the setup of another card on the Bench with extra Energy.

      **Irida**

      The Irida Supporter card has surged to the forefront as one of the top Trainer cards. She is an excellent addition to any Water deck and can serve as a substitute for Potion cards thanks to her healing capability.

      Irida can restore 40 damage from any Pokémon that has Water Energy attached. Even if the card isn’t Water-type, it can still benefit from Irida's healing as long as it has a Water Energy. This ability is particularly useful when you have multiple Pokémon with low health simultaneously.

      **Raichu**

      Raichu, featured in Triumphant Light, is one of the more underrated cards in the set. While its HP sits at 90, it possesses remarkable abilities that can transform it into a tank.

      With the Resilience Link ability, Raichu can reduce damage taken from an attack by 30 if you have Arceus or Arceus ex in play. Furthermore, its Spark attack, which requires only two Lightning Energy, delivers 40 damage and inflicts an additional 20 damage to one of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon, making it an excellent addition to an Arceus ex deck.

      **Garchomp ex**

      Garchomp ex is a formidable Fighter Pokémon card that can easily overpower opposing players. With a robust 170 HP and two distinct attacks, this card is a heavyweight contender. Linear Attack needs just one Fighter Energy and inflicts 50 damage to one of your opponent’s Pokémon.

      Its other attack, Dragon Claw, requires three Energy and delivers a staggering 100 damage to the opponent's Active Pokémon. This variability grants you numerous options for tackling your opponent’s Pokémon during play.

      **Crobat**

      Crobat showcases impressive abilities akin to ex cards, despite being a straightforward Stage 2 card that evolves from Golbat. With 110 HP, its Darkness Fang attack inflicts 50 damage using only one Dark Energy.

      Its standout ability, Cunning Link, lets it deal an additional 30 damage to the opponent’s Active Pokémon. This extra damage can be applied once per turn but requires the presence of Arceus or Arceus ex in play, further supporting an Arceus ex deck.

      **Tyranitar**

      Another valuable card to have alongside Arceus ex, Tyranitar, pairs nicely as a Fighter Pokémon with Garchomp ex. With a solid 160 HP and a potent Land Crush attack delivering 130 damage for four Energy, Tyranitar is a substantial threat.

      Its Power Link ability activates only when Arceus or Arceus ex is on the board, allowing it to inflict an extra 30 damage during its attacks against the opponent’s Active Pokémon. This card is perfect for building a strong Fighter deck that can dominate your opponents.

      **Sudowoodo**

      Sudowoodo is an additional underrated card from the Triumphant Light set, proving effective in a Fighter deck alongside Tyranitar and Garchomp ex. With 80 HP, this Basic Pokémon is quite