The returning Collect with Gholdengo event adds Gimmighoul icons to Main and Master Café stages, with Gholdengo among the rewards until August 1 at 05:59 UTC.
Collect with Gholdengo has returned, adding Gimmighoul icons to Main and Master Café stages and offering Gholdengo as a reward until July 21 at 05:59 UTC.

Dragapult ex dominated NAIC’s top cut and could exceed a 30% metagame share at the invite-only 2026 World Championships, where the author expects elite players to concentrate around the format’s strongest deck.
Hello PokeBeach readers! Isaiah here, and I am happy to be writing another article for you all! Last time, I discussed one of my favorite decks in the
Dragapult ex dominated NAIC’s top cut and could exceed a 30% metagame share at the invite-only 2026 World Championships, where the author expects elite players to concentrate around the format’s strongest deck.
Dragapult represented 31% of Day 1 decks and 47% of Day 2 at the Los Angeles Regional Championships, prompting analysis of Raging Bolt ex and potential hard-counter strategies.
Mega Lucario ex uses 340 HP, Aura Jab and Mega Brave alongside Solrock, Lunatone and Hariyama to control the Prize trade after Gardevoir ex rotates out.
Mega Lucario ex uses its 340 HP, Aura Jab acceleration and 250-damage Mega Brave alongside Solrock, Lunatone and Hariyama to control the Prize trade after rotation.
Several weeks of Japanese tournament data put Dragapult ex at the top of the post-rotation meta, while Gardevoir ex and Gholdengo ex lose their archetypes entirely.