Pokémon Presents, July 2025, showcased updates for Pokémon Masters Ex, Café ReMix, Sleep and Unite

• Today’s Pokémon Presents saw plenty of games receive new updates
• Pokémon Masters Ex, Café ReMix, Sleep and Unite are all getting new content
• Meanwhile Pokémon Trading Card Game is still going in the face of TCG Pocket

Today saw another Pokémon Presents come and go. As a longtime fan of the series, it’s always an exciting one to see pop up in the calendar. We’ve already covered Pokémon Champions, Pokémon Friends, and Pokémon Go’s Eternatus event, but there’s still more to discuss, so I’ve created this round-up to make sure you didn’t miss anything. Of course, you could also just want the Presents yourself below.

Pokémon Masters Ex

While this long-running gacha RPG has plenty of Sync Pairs at this point, it never hurts to add another, right? On Tuesday, July 29th, Carmine & Sinistcha will arrive, featuring in the Poké Fair until September 6th. And if haunted cups of tea aren’t your, well, cup of tea, you can grab yourself 3000 gems by logging before August 22nd.

Pokémon Café ReMix

Meanwhile, in Pokémon Café ReMix, things are getting nautical. From July 23rd (that’s tomorrow if you’re reading this on the day), you can meet Larpras in a fetching sea captain outfit. As for your other crewmates, you’ll find Alolan Meowth, Totodile, and Minccino in sea-faring gear. And if that wasn’t enough, there are new themed decorations you can grab, including a delightful Octillery chandelier. Lastly, log in before August 21st to grab a Jigglypuff wearing a straw hat.

Pokémon Sleep

While Café ReMix and Masters Ex have opted for regular Pokémon, Sleep is looking to outdo them by going down the legendary route. In September, an event centred around the Legendary Beasts will take place, allowing you to research Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. Then, in November, you can explore a new area called Amber Canyon.

Pokémon Unite 

Given that Latias joined Unite’s roster last week, it only made sense that Latios would arrive soon after. And surprise, surprise, come August 8th, the Eon Duo will be back together. The way it should be. They even come with the ability to quickly fly to one another, which could prove crucial in the midst of a teamfight. There’s also a new game mode called Electrode Volleyball, which I don’t condone as a fan of that big old ball. Even if it does look fun. Finally, the latest trailer also teased the impending arrival of the Pawmi family. Yeah… I didn’t care either.

Pokemon Trading Card Game

Finally, Pokémon Trading Card Game, not to be confused with (the superior) TCG Pocket, is getting an expansion called Mega Evolution. I reckon you can guess what that includes. The trailer shows off Mega cards for Lucario, Kanghaskan, Gardevoir, and Venusaur, all of which have stunning artwork. And it’s all for different reasons, too. Mega Lucario’s showdown with a (standard) Venusaur is suitably intense, while there’s something wholesome about Kanghaskan and its baby teaming up. Meanwhile, the Mega Gardevoir is truly beautiful.

And that covers everything on the mobile front from the latest Pokémon Presents. Of course, there were also details about a theme park, TV series, and a debut for the hideous-looking Mega Dragonite in Pokémon Z-A. It was one of the more packed showcases I can remember for a while.