Mcdonalds Japanese PSA 10 Pikachu 020/M-P: Official Card Data and Happy Set 2025 Link

Updated November 10, 2026

The Mcdonalds Japanese PSA 10 Pikachu 020/M-P (020 MP) is the Japanese-edition Pikachu card numbered 020 / M-P, a Basic Pokémon with 70 HP, illustrated by Yuu Nishida. The official Pokémon Card database page links it to the appearance “McDonald’s Happy Set 2025”.

What is the Mcdonalds Japanese PSA 10 Pikachu 020/M-P?

It is the Japanese Pikachu card with collection number 020 / M-P and regulation mark M-P. Everything in the table below comes from the official Pokémon Card database entry.

The search phrase combines three things: McDonald’s, the grade label “PSA 10”, and the card number. Two of them are on the official page. The card number and the McDonald’s link are there; the grade is not, because the official page documents the card as printed. If you want to browse a Pikachu-themed Japanese set that is available today, the M6a 30th Celebration booster box carton is a different set, and the official M6a page says each pack contains 1 Pikachu card (official M6a page). It is not Pikachu 020/M-P and does not contain it.

The sections below go through the card data line by line, explain what the Happy Set 2025 link tells you and what it does not, and then place the card next to other Japanese products that have official pages. That comparison is there so you can see which facts belong to this card and which belong to other products that share the Pikachu name.

What are the card stats of Mcdonalds Pikachu 020/M-P?

Mcdonalds Pikachu 020/M-P is a Basic Pokémon with 70 HP and one attack, Electric Spark. The official page lists the following fields.

In short, this is a 70 HP Basic Pikachu with a 10 damage attack. Electric Spark names its target as one of the opponent’s Pokémon, so the damage can go to a Benched Pokémon as well. When it does, the card text says weakness and resistance are not calculated.

The weakness field shows ×2 and the resistance field is empty. Those two values are the only defensive numbers the page gives besides HP. A collector comparing copies of this card only needs to check that these printed values match the database page.

The Pokédex line gives the card’s flavor data: number 025, the “Mouse Pokémon” category, a height of 0.4 m and a weight of 6.0 kg. The page presents these as part of this card’s entry.

Who illustrated Mcdonalds Pikachu 020/M-P?

Yuu Nishida is the illustrator credited for Mcdonalds Pikachu 020/M-P on the official card page. That is the only illustrator name given in the source for this card.

If you collect Pikachu cards by artist, the illustrator field is the one to record for this card, together with the collection number 020 / M-P. Pairing the artist name with the number keeps this card distinct from other Pikachu entries in your list,

For a character roundup of a different Pikachu line, read All Poncho Pikachu Cards: A Character Roundup of Every Japanese XY-P Version. It is a separate Pikachu topic and has no connection to number 020 / M-P.

How does the McDonald’s Happy Set 2025 connect to Pikachu 020/M-P?

The official card page links Pikachu 020/M-P to the related appearance McDonald’s Happy Set 2025 (マクドナルド「ハッピーセット2025」). That link is the source of the McDonald’s name in the search phrase.

The card page is the only official source in this article for that connection, and it does not give a release date or the contents of the Happy Set. This article therefore gives neither. What the page does give is the card number, the M-P regulation mark and the card text, and those are the facts to use when you identify the card.

The “M-P” in 020 / M-P appears twice on the page: in the collection number and as the regulation mark. The database lists the number as 020 / M-P; this article also writes it as 020 MP.

If a listing or an image shows all six of these items, it matches the official entry. If the number, the illustrator or the attack differs, it is a different card, even if it shows the same Pokémon.

What does the “PSA 10” in the search phrase add to the official card data?

The official card page contains no grade information, so “PSA 10” is not part of the card data. The page describes the card as printed: name, number, HP, attack, weakness, resistance and illustrator.

That has a practical consequence for how you read the phrase. Everything listed in the tables above, including 020 / M-P, 70 HP and Electric Spark, is what the official database says about the card. A grade label, if one is attached to a copy you are looking at, is information about that copy and has to be read from the item itself, not from the database page.

When you check any listing for this card, compare these items against the official data above:

• The name reads Pikachu and the number reads 020 / M-P.
• The card is the Japanese edition.
• The illustrator credit and the attack match the official page.
• The grade shown on the label is the one you intend to buy.

The method is simple: identify the card from official data first, then look at the individual copy. For graded Japanese cards from the Sword & Shield era, see Most Expensive Sword & Shield Pokémon Cards: Top Japanese Listings.

What does the evolution line on the Pikachu 020/M-P page show?

The official page lists four evolution targets for this Pikachu: Raichu BREAK, Raichu, Alolan Raichu and Raichu GX. They appear in the page’s “evolves into” field.

Because the card is a Basic Pokémon, it is the starting point of that line. The page lists these four names and nothing further about them, so this article does not describe those Raichu cards.

The same card page also shows the Pokédex entry (No. 025, Mouse Pokémon) and the size data. Together with the evolution field, this is everything the official source says about the Pokémon side of the card. The remaining fields describe play: HP 70, one attack, weakness ×2 and no resistance.

Which other Pikachu products have official pages?

Several official pages describe other Japanese products that involve Pikachu, and they are separate from Pikachu 020/M-P. The 30th Celebration pages are the clearest example, because they put Pikachu cards at the center of the set.

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Within M6a, the official page names a new rarity, FUR (Futuristic Rare), with Mew ex and Mewtwo ex as the cards shown. It also states that the set has 30 kinds of Pikachu foil cards drawn by 30 illustrators, and 30 special-spec reprint cards. The English-language release from The Pokémon Company International gives the tabletop release as September 16, 2026, with Pokémon TCG Live on September 15, 2026, and says each booster pack contains one of 30 Pikachu rare cards (press release).

The same press release lists the 30th Celebration English-language products and their contents:

The release also says all cards are foil and that the “Futuristic” rarity is new. None of these products are Pikachu 020/M-P, and none of the official pages above mention 020 / M-P. They are listed so you can see what the official sources say about Pikachu cards in other products.

For the Japanese box in more detail, see 30th Celebration Futuristic Box: Contents, Price and the FUR Pikachu ex Promos. For the history of card types behind FUR, see When Did Full Art Pokémon Cards Start: A Dated Timeline from SR to FUR.

How do official Japanese product facts from earlier years look next to this card?

Official pages for earlier Japanese products give pack-level facts such as release date, price and cards per pack, while the page for Pikachu 020/M-P gives card-level facts. The table sets out what each official source states.

The Starter Set ex page is worth a closer look because it names a promo pack: the pack holds one random card out of four types, two specific to the deck and two universal, with 8 promo types in total across the three starter sets. That is a statement about the starter sets only, and it does not describe Pikachu 020/M-P.

The 2019 pack page shows how a pack-level source reads: price, count and the SR cards are given, and the cards are random. The card page for Pikachu 020/M-P does the opposite. It tells you about one card and links it to an appearance, without any pack data. Use pack-level figures only for the packs they describe.

For another anniversary product, see Pokémon 20th Anniversary Card List: CP6 Pack and the Cards Named So Far.

What Japanese Pokémon products are available now while I look up Pikachu 020/M-P?

Other Japanese Pokémon products you can buy today include sets from 30th Celebration, Mega Dream ex and Inferno X. They are not Pikachu 020/M-P and do not contain it; they are related Japanese products for collectors who want something to look at while they research the card.

If your interest is Pikachu in particular, the M6a set is the one whose official page puts Pikachu cards in every pack. If your interest is graded cards, the Psyduck and Toxtricity pages are graded cards from other sets, and they show how a graded Japanese card page names the card, the set and the number in its title. Compare that format with the identification steps earlier in this article.

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Where can I keep reading about Japanese Pokémon cards?

These articles cover Japanese Pokémon cards by era and by product.

• Most Expensive Scarlet & Violet Pokémon Cards: Top Japanese Listings
• Most Expensive XY Pokémon Cards: Top Japanese Listings
• Most Expensive Sword & Shield Pokémon Cards: Top Japanese Listings
• 30th Celebration Futuristic Box: Contents, Price and the FUR Pikachu ex Promos

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