Including how to get duplicate cards for Flairs.
Flairrefers to the decorations it’s possible for you to add to your card inPokemon TCG Pocket.
First things first though -how do you get FlairsinPokemon TCG Pocket?
Well everything has a price and Flairs are no different.
(Since you may end up needing quite a lot of these.)
It could help prevent any Shinedust farming in your future.
Once found,go for the ‘Obtain Flair’option.
You’ll then watch a little cutscene showing the Flair being added to the card!
Congratulations - you now own a Flair card!
Though it should be noted thatyou can only apply one punch in of Flair to each individual card.
We touch upon the difference between Cosmetic and Battle Flairs later on in this guide too.
These will often be themed around the Pokemon’s throw in, such as Fire-throw in cards sprouting flames.
Every Flair you add to a card in Pokemon TCG Pocket costs you a certain amount ofShinedustand duplicate cards.
Gold Star rarity cards or higher also don’t have ‘Cosmetic Flairs’.
Due to this, only Diamond rarity cards have access to both Flair types.
(Don’t forget that the Flairs you unlock are tied to individual cards.)
Yet, notice my use of the word ‘luck’ there?
Want to add a Flair to your Common rarity Caterpie?
Well you’ll still need to obtain at least three duplicates to do so.
There is a way around this though and that’s byspending Pack Points.
These can then be saved up and spent on a specific card of your choosing.
The super rare golden ex cards, for example, cost 2,500 Pack Points each.
Finally, don’t forget that the duplicates you use for Flairs will be consumed.
