Which booster pack is Copycat in Pokémon TCG Pocket?

How to get Copycat

Choose the Mega Gyarados booster within Mega Rising; the pack name is more specific than the expansion name. Match B1 and collector number 225 when checking the card. The denominator 226 is its printed standard-set numbering, not a total including secret cards. A later expansion containing the same Pokémon name can be a separate effect or a reprint. Use the table to compare pack availability before spending resources on a particular booster.

Mega Gyarados packs in Mega Rising (B1); B4b Deluxe reprints.

How this Copycat printing works

Copycat refreshes your hand by shuffling it into the deck and drawing according to the opposing hand size. Check that size before using the turn’s Supporter action: a large opposing hand and a small one produce different results. As a Trainer Supporter, Copycat has no HP or Pokémon attack.

Draw Supporter used for hand refresh; appears in multiple current decks and has Deluxe Pack: Mega reprints.

Deck choices and printing differences

Use the Budget deck library and budget lists to compare support cards. These are browsing routes, not a claim that every deck includes this printing. Exact inclusion is established by the 20-card lists and their cited sources.

The printing table separates collector records, including alternate artwork where the database records it separately. A repeated name alone does not establish an identical attack or Ability. Match set, number, and printed effect before substituting cards. For rarity restrictions and eligibility, see the trading guide; being listed in a pack does not guarantee that every version can be traded.

Which pack contains this Copycat?

Mega Gyarados in Mega Rising, set B1, printed number 225/226.

Why can the same name appear in several packs?

Different artwork and effects can share a Pokémon name. Compare the set code and collector number using the printing table.