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First Partners is the first ever special pack in Pokémon TCG Pocket, with packs that can only be opened once every week. There’s no way to get around the weekly limit, unfortunately, but the cards are well worth waiting for if you’re a fan of collecting beautiful artwork.
To help you plan out your chase cards and see if your favorite Pokémon is included in the line-up, here’s a complete Pokémon TCG Pocket: First Partners card list, including every card type and number. Fair warning, I’ve also included the secret cards, if you’re fussed about spoilers.
Pokémon TCG Pocket: First Partners card list
The cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket: First Partners aren’t exactly ground-breaking in their moves and abilities; this is much more of a collector’s set than a competitive one. You’re unlikely to see cards from this set in round-ups of the best decks in the game.
There’s a card for each First Partner Pokémon in the franchise, excluding outliers like Pikachu and Eevee. There are also three secret Mew cards in a striking color scheme and pop art style; these are the rarest cards in the set, so if you manage to pull one, consider yourself incredibly lucky. I’ll update this article with how many weeks it took me to pull one when I finally do.
| Name | Number | Type |
| Bulbasaur | 01/SP1 | Grass |
| Charmander | 02/SP1 | Fire |
| Squirtle | 03/SP1 | Water |
| Chikorita | 04/SP1 | Grass |
| Cyndaquil | 05/SP1 | Fire |
| Totodile | 06/SP1 | Water |
| Treecko | 07/SP1 | Grass |
| Torchic | 08/SP1 | Fire |
| Mudkip | 09/SP1 | Water |
| Turtwig | 10/SP1 | Grass |
| Chimchar | 11/SP1 | Fire |
| Piplup | 12/SP1 | Water |
| Snivy | 13/SP1 | Grass |
| Tepig | 14/SP1 | Fire |
| Oshawott | 15/SP1 | Water |
| Chespin | 16/SP1 | Grass |
| Fennekin | 17/SP1 | Fire |
| Froakie | 18/SP1 | Water |
| Rowlett | 19/SP1 | Grass |
| Litten | 20/SP1 | Fire |
| Popplio | 21/SP1 | Water |
| Grookey | 22/SP1 | Grass |
| Scorbunny | 23/SP1 | Fire |
| Sobble | 24/SP1 | Water |
| Sprigatito | 25/SP1 | Grass |
| Fuecoco | 26/SP1 | Fire |
| Quaxly | 27/SP1 | Water |
| Mew | 28/SP1 | Psychic |
| Mew | 29/SP1 | Psychic |
| Mew | 30/SP1 | Psychic |
If you’ve not been pulling from your weekly First Partners pack in Pokémon TCG Pocket yet, you’re missing out. These cards have some of the most exciting and vibrant designs in the game currently, and they’re well worth adding to your collection, even if it’ll take you a while to claim the whole set.
While these cards certainly aren’t going to win you any battles any time soon, they’re worth displaying in your digital binder to show off to your friends in-game. If you run decks like Charizard ex, you could swap out a standard Charmander for a First Partners Charmander if you’re so inclined, to add a little more flare to the Fire type powerhouse.
FAQs
The First Partners set in Pokémon TCG Pocket came out on October 28, 2026.
No, First Partners is not a regular Pokémon TCG Pocket set. It’s a special pack and can only be opened once per week, with one card in a booster pack.
Yes, Pokémon TCG Pocket is worth your time in 2026. The community is lively, there are consistent updates, and the game is fun for both new players and veterans.
Yes, Pokémon TCG Pocket is a free-to-play mobile game. There are some paid resources and cosmetics, but they’re not vital to the game – you can play for free if desired. I’ve been playing as a F2P fan since launch and haven’t encountered any issues.
