What follows is an introduction to the game, explaining its purpose as a digital version of the Pokémon Trading Card Game tailored for mobile devices. 
Initial Setup: 
•Account Creation: Steps to create or link an account, selecting player icon, and name.
•First Pack Choice: Explaining the importance of choosing the initial pack (Mewtwo, Charizard, Pikachu) and what each pack offers.
Basic Game Mechanics:
Deck Building:
•Deck Size: Understanding the 20-card deck limit, unlike the 60-card standard in traditional TCG.
•Card Types: Explanation of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards, with a focus on how they differ from the physical game.
Energy Zone:
•Energy Management: How the Energy Zone works, providing energy once per turn, eliminating the need for energy cards in the deck.
Turn Structure:
•Basic Turn: Drawing cards, placing Pokémon on the bench or in active position, evolving, attacking, and retreating.
•Special Conditions: Poison, Burn, Sleep, Paralysis, and Confusion explained.
Collecting Cards:
Booster Packs:
•Pack Opening: How to open packs, pack stamina, and the use of Pack Hourglasses to speed up pack opening.
•Wonder Pick: Understanding the Wonder Pick feature to potentially obtain cards from other players' packs.
Collection Management:
•Binders: Organizing and showcasing your collection with custom binders.
•Themed Collections: Completing sets for rewards, such as Themed Decks or special items.
Battling:
•Unlocking Battles: How to reach level 3 to unlock battling and the different modes available (Solo, Versus).
Battle Mechanics:
•Win Conditions: Scoring points by knocking out Pokémon.
•Strategic Elements: Tips on when to attack, retreat, or use Trainer cards.
Deck Strategies: 
•Deck Archetypes: Overview of common deck types like Mewtwo or Charizard decks, with links to guides or examples.
Advanced Tips and Tricks: 
Resource Management:
•Currencies: Explanation of different in-game currencies and how to efficiently use them.
•Free-to-Play Tips: Strategies to maximize rewards without spending money.
•Event Participation: Engaging in time-limited events for exclusive cards or rewards.
Social Features:
•Trading: Although not available at launch, understanding future trading mechanics.
•Community Engagement: Sharing binders, receiving likes, and community interaction for mutual benefits.
Conclusion:
•Continuous Learning: Encouragement to explore more through community resources, updates, and game changes.
•Resources: Links to external guides, community forums, or in-game help sections for further assistance.
This outline provides a comprehensive framework for beginners to understand and excel in Pokemon TCG Pocket, with references to both official resources and community insights.
