Uxie 148/103 is 30th Celebration’s Classic Collection reprint of a Uxie Pokemon card whose Set Up power made it a staple of the Modified format of its era, per Bulbapedia.
The official card list for 30th Celebration (M6a) was published by The Pokemon Company on 9 September 2026, and Uxie’s Classic Collection reprint is part of it — confirmed in the official card database at number 148/103, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. That puts it inside the 30-card Classic Collection block (136–165), alongside the main set 001–103 and eight Basic Energy, all of which are in the official database.
Uxie 148/103 is a Classic Collection reprint of the Legends Awakened Uxie (43/146), illustrated by Ken Sugimori in both printings — a confirmed match. It carries no regulation mark and is not usable in the current Standard regulation per the official page.
- Set reference: 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) card list.
- Sealed Japanese Pokemon booster boxes are listed on our store as of this update.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
What Is Uxie 148/103 in the Classic Collection?
Uxie 148/103 sits in 30th Celebration’s Classic Collection, a 30-card block numbered 136–165 that reprints cards from across the Pokemon TCG’s history in a sparkling holofoil, gold-bordered treatment. It carries no regulation mark, and per the official page, cards in this block are not usable in the current Standard regulation — they remain legal only in whichever format their original printing is legal in.
Unlike the AR/SAR/FUR secret-rare block (104–135), which the official list of 9 September 2026 did not include, the Classic Collection is in the official card database, alongside the 103-card main set and the eight Basic Energy. Illustrator credit for 148/103 is listed as Ken Sugimori — the same artist who drew the original Legends Awakened printing.
The Original Print: Legends Awakened
The card being reprinted at 148/103 is Uxie, card 43/146 from Legends Awakened, the English expansion released 20 August 2008 (its Japanese origin is the Diamond & Pearl-era “Cry from the Mysterious” expansion). It was a Rare-rarity card, illustrated by Ken Sugimori — matching the illustrator credited for the 148/103 reprint.
| Attribute | Original (Legends Awakened 43/146) |
|---|---|
| Type / HP | Psychic / 70 |
| Stage | Basic Pokemon |
| Poke-POWER | Set Up — once during your turn, when you put Uxie from your hand onto your Bench, you may draw cards until you have 7 cards in your hand |
| Attack | Psychic Restore (1 Colorless): 20 damage; you may put Uxie and all cards attached to it on the bottom of your deck in any order |
| Weakness | Psychic +20 |
| Retreat Cost | 1 Colorless |
As a reprint, 148/103 is expected to carry this same card text and stat line; “reprint” in this block means the original card mechanics, not a new design.
Why Uxie Made the Classic Collection
Uxie’s inclusion tracks with what made the card notable in the first place. Its Set Up Poke-POWER let a player refill their hand to seven cards simply by benching Uxie, and its retreat-attack, Psychic Restore, let a deck recycle Uxie itself (and anything attached to it) back into the deck to be drawn again. Bulbapedia describes the combination as making Uxie “one of the most widely-used Pokemon in the previous Modified format” — a card whose draw power and self-recursion made it a staple of the Modified format of its era.
Uxie sits alongside 29 other Classic Collection reprints spanning 1996 through the 2020s — everything from the original 1996 Charizard (137/103) to modern VSTAR and GX cards. See our full 30th Celebration reprints list for the complete block.
Card Details
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name | Uxie (JP: ユクシー) |
| Classic Collection number | 148/103, illustrator Ken Sugimori |
| Original print | Legends Awakened 43/146, illustrator Ken Sugimori — match confirmed |
| Type / HP | Psychic / 70 |
| Standard legality | Not Standard-legal; legal only where the original print is legal |
Classic Collection cards like Uxie carry an official illustrator credit that can be matched against the original printing; the set’s two FUR cards are by YOSHIROTTEN.
Market: Dated SNKRDUNK Asks for Uxie
On SNKRDUNK, the Japanese Uxie print (Legends Awakened’s Japanese counterpart, DP5) showed a lowest ask of ¥1,300 (3 listings) as of 11 September 2026. The separate Uxie LV.X card from the same expansion asked ¥8,500 (1st Edition, 2 listings) and ¥25,800 (1 listing) as of 11 September 2026 — asking prices, not completed sales, and not for the 30th Celebration reprint itself.
Packs are ¥360 for 6 foil cards; a 20-pack box is ¥7,200 tax-in. On the sealed side, SNKRDUNK’s lowest ask on a 30th Celebration booster box (shrink) was ¥47,200 on September 1, ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥17,500 on September 16, 2026; for the no-shrink variant it was ¥25,800 on September 10 and ¥13,290 on September 16. None of these sealed-box asks are for Uxie itself. The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon, which released the same day as M6a in Japan only, and the S8A 25th Anniversary Collection booster box are separate anniversary-era products.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles from Tokyo. The M6a 30th Celebration Booster Box is currently listed at ¥26,449 (~$172) for the Sealed option and ¥24,912 (~$162) for the No Shrink option. The 30th Celebration FUTURISTIC BOX is sold out at the time of this update — sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Browse the Pokemon card box collection or the Japanese Pokemon card collection for other sets, or check graded singles in our PSA10 collection. For the full checklist across the main set, AR/SAR/FUR block and Classic reprints, see our 30th Celebration card list guide.
For the box itself, see our 30th CELEBRATION booster box guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Uxie 148/103 reprint in 30th Celebration?
It’s a Classic Collection reprint of Uxie, card 43/146 from Legends Awakened, confirmed in the official 30th Celebration card database and illustrated by Ken Sugimori in both printings.
What did the original Uxie card do?
Its Set Up Poke-POWER let you draw cards when you put Uxie from your hand onto your Bench, and its Psychic Restore attack let you return Uxie and attached cards to the bottom of the deck. The combination made it a widely-used competitive card in its era.
Is the 30th Celebration Uxie reprint different from the Legends Awakened original?
The reprint reproduces the original card’s mechanics inside the Classic Collection’s special foil, gold-bordered treatment. The illustrator (Ken Sugimori) matches between the two printings.
Which product contains Uxie 148/103?
It comes from M6a 30th Celebration booster packs, as part of the Classic Collection block that follows the main set and the secret-rare block.
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