Pokémon TCG Pocket rolled out its February 2026 Premium Pass on February 1, giving both collectors and competitive players a solid batch of extras to work through for $9.99. This month's pass lines up closely with the Fantastical Parade (B2) expansion, so a lot of the rewards feel designed to complement the newest cards and deck styles rather than sit off on their own Pokemon TCG Pocket Items. If you're actively building decks or just like chasing promos, there's quite a bit packed into this one.

Right away, the pass leans into daily logins and steady mission progress. The first week is mostly about stocking your resources—Pack Hourglasses, booster packs, and event packs that help you keep up with February's ongoing drops. None of it feels overly grindy either. Just logging in and playing a few matches each day pushes you along the track without much pressure.

Battle missions are where things start to open up more. Playing seven matches gets you a Mega Rising Mega Gyarados pack, while 10 battles reward Promo Card Exchange Tickets tied to the Mareep Drop Event. Those tickets can be traded in for promos like Arcanine, Magikarp, Mareep, Krookodile, or Swablu, which is a nice mix for both collectors and newer players trying to fill gaps. Add in wonder picks and shop tickets, and most players will move through the pass at a comfortable pace.

The promo lineup is easily the biggest draw. February includes cards like Pikachu (P-A 009) and Mewtwo (P-A 010), plus ex promos such as Moltres ex and Darkrai ex that you can't get through standard packs or trading. A few stylistic picks stand out too, including Oricorio (Baile Style), Maushold, and Galarian Obstagoon. Mega Gardevoir ex is getting the most attention so far thanks to its strong play potential and standout artwork.

Support cards round things out nicely. Trainers like Diantha and Piers bring useful draw and disruption options, while item and stadium cards such as Sightseer and Peculiar Plaza add more tactical flexibility. There's even defensive tech like Metal Core Barrier for metal builds. The overall spread covers multiple deck types, so the rewards don't feel locked to one meta archetype.

Weekly missions keep the pass from going stale. Tasks tie into live events like the Fantastical Parade Emblem Event and the Elite Deck Gift series, encouraging players to mix regular battles with event participation. Wonder picking seven times or finishing 15 battles unlocks Promo Pack B Series Vol. 2, which includes more promos, upgrade materials like Shinedust, and extra hourglasses.

There are cosmetic perks in the mix as well. Ticket rewards can be spent in the rotating Premium shop on things like Promo Jirachi or themed accessories tied to Mega Gardevoir. They don't affect gameplay, but they're fun extras if you like customizing your online profile or flexing event exclusives.

As the month goes on, more tie-ins are expected with events linked to Space-Time Smackdown and Mythical Island content. Finishing the full mission track nets a healthy pile of promos, packs, and tickets—enough to experiment with several deck builds without spending beyond the pass itself. Cards like Sprigatito, Mimikyu, and Piplup add some fan-favorite flavor on top of the competitive staples.

February's Premium Pass feels like a well-rounded offering Pokemon TCG Pocket Items for sale. It rewards steady play, adds exclusive promos you can't get elsewhere, and meshes cleanly with the game's current event cycle. If you're already logging in daily, the extra value comes naturally—grab the pass, clear the missions, and you'll walk away with a stronger collection by the time the next expansion rolls in.