Gengar ex 076/103 is the main-set Gengar ex in M6a 30th CELEBRATION, with a coin-flip Knock-Out ability that punishes anyone attacking into it. Its Special Art Rare, 131/103, was placed by PokeBeach’s compiled checklist by numbering logic alone before release, and it surfaced with a marketplace listing on SNKRDUNK on release day, alongside the rest of 30th CELEBRATION’s secret rares.
The 076/103 regular print sits in the officially listed main set, the SAR 131/103 sits in the set’s secret-rare numbering, and graded Gengar prints from earlier sets show how far grading premiums run. Samurai Sword Tokyo ships Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo.
Gengar ex’s regular print, 076/103, is confirmed in Pokémon’s official card database, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Its SAR, 131/103, was compiled from PokeBeach’s set-list article by numbering logic alone and surfaced with a marketplace listing on SNKRDUNK at release.
- Set reference: 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) card list.
- Store status: the M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is listed in its Sealed option.
Store prices as of October 23, 2026. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
What Is Gengar ex 076/103?
The official card list for 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) was published on 9 September 2026 and covers the main set 001–103, the Classic Collection 136–165 and the eight Basic Energy. Gengar ex’s regular print, 076/103, sits inside that officially listed main set, illustrated by 5ban Graphics per the database entry.
Gengar ex is a Stage 2 Darkness-type, evolving from Haunter, which puts it a step slower to set up than the set’s Basic Pokémon ex like Jirachi ex or Fuecoco ex — but its ability changes the calculus for whoever attacks it.
Card Details: Ability and Attack
Per PokeBeach’s 9 September 2026 translation of the official card list, Gengar ex 076/103 reads:
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card number | 076/103 |
| Type | Darkness |
| HP | 280 |
| Stage | Stage 2, evolves from Haunter |
| Ability | Fainting Spell — if this Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, flip a coin; if heads, the attacking Pokémon is Knocked Out |
| Attack | [D][D] Chaotic Pain — place 13 damage counters on 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon |
| Weakness | Fighting (×2) |
| Retreat cost | 2 |
Fainting Spell is a genuine deterrent — a 50/50 chance to take the attacker down with it when Gengar ex goes, which makes trading into it riskier than the raw damage math suggests. Chaotic Pain places damage counters directly rather than dealing conventional attack damage, letting it bypass some damage-reduction effects, and it can be spread or stacked depending on the board.
The SAR 131/103: Seen at Release
PokeBeach’s set-list article placed a Gengar ex SAR at 131/103 by numbering logic alone — each of the ten main-set Pokémon ex gets a corresponding SAR somewhere in the 124–133 block, and 131 was the unfilled slot that lined up with Gengar ex’s position. That inference held: 131/103 surfaced with a marketplace listing at release, and the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 16, 2026 was ¥5,400 (53 listings). It was one of the SAR block’s final three cards to be seen, along with Mewtwo ex (128) and Mew ex (129).
131/103 remains compiled outside Pokémon’s official card database, which lists its main-set sibling 076/103. AR and SAR illustrators are unpublished (the two FUR cards are by YOSHIROTTEN), so 131/103’s illustrator is not credited.
Where 131/103 Sits in the SAR Block
30th CELEBRATION’s SAR tier runs 124–133, one card per each of the set’s ten Pokémon ex. Seven were shown as of 11 September 2026; the last three — including the Gengar ex slot at 131 — surfaced with marketplace listings on SNKRDUNK at release, so all ten have been seen.
| No. | Card | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 124 | Fuecoco ex | shown |
| 125 | Greninja ex | shown |
| 126 | Pikachu ex (day) | shown |
| 127 | Pikachu ex (night) | shown |
| 128 | Mewtwo ex | seen at release |
| 129 | Mew ex | seen at release |
| 130 | Sylveon ex | shown |
| 131 | Gengar ex | seen at release |
| 132 | Jirachi ex | shown |
| 133 | Salamence ex | shown |
The wider secret-rare run also includes 20 AR cards (104–123) and two FUR cards (134–135, Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, both by YOSHIROTTEN). For the full numbering logic across every block, see our 30th CELEBRATION secret-rare numbering guide.
Graded Gengar Prints on Our Store
Our PSA10 collection lists graded Gengar prints from earlier Japanese releases. Our PSA10 Gengar EX SR 090/088 (XY4) was listed at ¥2,244,000 on October 23, 2026; the product page shows the current terms. How back orders work is set out in our PSA 10 back order guide.
Grading tier and print era matter for Gengar specifically: the XY-era secret rare runs to seven figures in PSA 10. That figure does not predict the 30th CELEBRATION regular print’s value.
M6a 30th CELEBRATION: Release Format
The confirmed facts, direct from Pokémon’s official card-list announcement and product page:
- Released: September 16, 2026, as a worldwide simultaneous release.
- Pack price: ¥360 tax-in, 6 foil cards per pack.
- Box configuration: 20 packs for ¥7,200 tax-in.
- The compiled card list runs 165 numbered cards plus eight Basic Energy (173 in all; PokeBeach’s headline figure is 176).
PokeBeach reported, from an official box opening shown before release, that one 20-pack box held 20 of the 30 Pikachu, 2 Classic Collection cards, 4 AR, 1 SAR and 1 FUR — one opening, not a published rate. No pull rate for any single SAR card, including the Gengar ex SAR, has been published.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo. M6a has released; the M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box Sealed option was listed at ¥26,449 (~$172) on October 23, 2026.
For anniversary-era Japanese product from an earlier set, see the S8A 25th Anniversary Collection Booster Box:
Browse graded Gengar prints in our PSA10 collection, or Japanese product across sets in the wider Japanese Pokémon card collection. Requests for a specific product go through Quick Order. Our Gengar cards guide covers other Japanese printings.
For the box itself, see our 30th CELEBRATION booster box guide, and for every number in the set, the full 30th CELEBRATION card list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What rarity is Gengar ex 076/103 in 30th CELEBRATION?
The regular print, 076/103, is confirmed in Pokémon’s official card database as part of the main set. Its Special Art Rare, 131/103, was PokeBeach’s numbering-based extrapolation before release; it surfaced with a marketplace listing on SNKRDUNK at release, though the SAR block itself remains outside the official card database.
Has Gengar ex SAR 131/103 been revealed?
Yes. It surfaced with a marketplace listing on SNKRDUNK on release day — one of the SAR block’s final three cards to be seen, along with Mewtwo ex (128) and Mew ex (129).
What does Gengar ex 076/103 do?
It’s a Darkness-type Stage 2 with 280 HP. Its Fainting Spell ability gives a coin-flip chance to Knock Out the attacking Pokémon whenever Gengar ex itself is Knocked Out, and its Chaotic Pain attack places 13 damage counters on an opposing Pokémon for two Darkness Energy.
How much is a 30th CELEBRATION Gengar ex card worth?
The figure on record for the 30th CELEBRATION Gengar ex is a marketplace ask, not a sale: the SAR 131/103 had a dated lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on release day. Graded prints of earlier Gengar cards, such as the PSA 10 Gengar EX SR 090/088 (XY4), show how wide grading premiums can run; they do not predict the value of the 30th CELEBRATION prints.
When did M6a 30th CELEBRATION release?
M6a 30th CELEBRATION released in September 2026 as a worldwide simultaneous release, sold in 20-pack booster boxes with 6 foil cards per pack.
Can I buy 30th CELEBRATION product from Samurai Sword Tokyo?
The M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box (Japanese) has its own product page on our store, which shows the current options and terms, and orders ship from Tokyo.
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