Pokémon TCG Pocket: release time for Marine Saber and Celeste in Argentina and LATAM

Fans of the Trading Card Game Pokémon Pocket are already counting down the hours to receive the new expansion Saber Marino y Celeste, corresponding to set A4. The content will begin to be available this Wednesday July 30, and it brings new cards that promise to change the current game meta.

Among the highlights are packs focused on Lugia and Ho-Oh, which anticipate a significant change in competitive strategies. Additionally, new decks are being added and the hourglass gifts that players have already received in previous days are being activated.

What time does the Saber Marino y Celeste expansion launch?

The expansion will be available early in each region. The official activation time for Saber Marino y Celeste is:

• Spain (Peninsula): 08:00 AM
• Argentina: 03:00 AM
• Mexico: 12:00 AM
• Chile: 02:00 AM
• Colombia and Peru: 01:00 AM
• Bolivia, Venezuela, and Brazil: 02:00 AM or 03:00 AM, depending on the time zone.

Those who want to be the first to open packs and explore the new content must have their app updated and an active internet connection at the time of launch.

How is the expansion activated in the game?

Activation is automatic, but it is necessary to follow these steps:

1. Open the Pokémon TCG Pocket app with an internet connection.
2. If the expansion is already available, the game will display a message requesting an update download.
3. Accept the download and wait for the installation to finish.
4. Once the process is complete, you will have access to the new Saber Marino y Celeste packs.

The most active players are already preparing their decks and strategies to incorporate the new cards from set A4. Additionally, this expansion could introduce renewed mechanics or important reinforcements for less-used archetypes.

What to expect from this expansion?

Although the full content has not been revealed yet, it is anticipated that Saber Marino y Celeste will include cards that increase synergy with legendary Pokémon and possibly new passive abilities or environmental effects.

This could redirect the competitive focus and displace cards that have dominated the meta in recent months.