The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon (set code MF) has its own 44-card numbered gallery, separate from the 001–165 numbering used in the main 30th CELEBRATION expansion. It released in Japan on September 16, 2026 — the same day as the M6a expansion, but as a Pokémon Center product, not a worldwide release. This is the complete MF 001–044 list, with illustrators exactly as published, plus how the two constructed decks are built from it.
MF 001–040 build two fixed 60-card decks (Espeon ex and Umbreon ex); 041–044 sit above the deck as extra cards, including the guaranteed full-art Espeon ex (043) and Umbreon ex (044), both by REND. Our Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon is currently listed at ¥29,800 (~$194); SNKRDUNK’s lowest release-day ask was ¥17,800 (September 16, 2026).
Card names below are our English rendering of the official Japanese card list published September 9, 2026; illustrator names are as published in the official card database. Trainer card names in English are our translations of the Japanese names — where a name is uncertain, the Japanese name is given in brackets.
Deck Composition: Two 60-Card Decks
The set has an official MSRP of ¥6,200 tax included, released September 16, 2026. It builds two separate 60-card constructed decks from the numbered gallery:
| Deck | Pokémon | Trainers | Energy | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Espeon ex deck | 16 kinds / 20 cards | 22 kinds / 24 cards | 3 kinds / 16 cards | 60 |
| Umbreon ex deck | 16 kinds / 21 cards | 21 kinds / 23 cards | 3 kinds / 16 cards | 60 |
Both decks include reprints from past series, and a constructed deck of this kind contains multiple copies of some cards — the “kinds” and “cards” columns above are different numbers for exactly that reason.
The Full MF 001–044 Card List
| No. | Card | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|
| 001 | Tropius | Minahamu |
| 002 | Cherubi | Kurata So |
| 003 | Cherrim | takashi shiraishi |
| 004 | Vulpix | miki kudo |
| 005 | Ninetales | kodama |
| 006 | Victini | Jiro Sasumo |
| 007 | Zeraora | Bun Toujo |
| 008 | Toxel | Shimaris Yukichi |
| 009 | Toxtricity | Haru Akasaka |
| 010 | Mewtwo | Nisota Niso |
| 011 | Mew | Cona Nitanda |
| 012 | Marill | Saya Tsuruta |
| 013 | Azumarill | Kagemaru Himeno |
| 014 | Espeon ex | 5ban Graphics |
| 015 | Cresselia | KEIICHIRO ITO |
| 016 | Comfey | sui |
| 017 | Umbreon ex | Keisuke Azuma |
| 018 | Murkrow | Kouki Saitou |
| 019 | Zorua | Atsuya Uki |
| 020 | Zoroark | Shiburingaru |
| 021 | Deino | Gapao |
| 022 | Zweilous | IKEDA Saki |
| 023 | Hydreigon | Ryuta Fuse |
| 024 | Kangaskhan | Pani Kobayashi |
| 025 | Eevee | En Morikura |
| 026 | Eevee | Hitoshi Ariga |
| 027 | Minior | ryoma uratsuka |
| 028 | Potion (きずぐすり) | — |
| 029 | Crushing Hammer (クラッシュハンマー) | — |
| 030 | Ultra Ball | — |
| 031 | Poké Pad | — |
| 032 | Switch (ポケモンいれかえ) | — |
| 033 | Pokémon Catcher | — |
| 034 | Iris’s Fighting Spirit (アイリスの闘志) | — |
| 035 | Waitress (ウエートレス) | — |
| 036 | Guy (ガイ) | — |
| 037 | Judge (ジャッジマン) | — |
| 038 | Brock’s Scouting (タケシのスカウト) | — |
| 039 | Boss’s Orders (ボスの指令) | — |
| 040 | Lillie’s Determination (リーリエの決心) | — |
| 041 | Victini (extra illustration card) | satoma |
| 042 | Zeraora (extra illustration card) | HACCAN |
| 043 | Espeon ex (full art) | REND |
| 044 | Umbreon ex (full art) | REND |
Beyond 044, the set also includes 5 Basic Energy cards (Grass, Fire, Lightning, Psychic, Darkness) with no illustrator published for them in our source material.
041–044: The Extra Cards Above the Deck
Cards 041 through 044 sit outside the 001–040 deck-building numbers as extra illustration cards. SNKRDUNK catalogues 041 (Victini, satoma) and 042 (Zeraora, HACCAN) as “AR Style” listings, but that is a marketplace label, not an official rarity — we call them two extra illustration cards here rather than AR, since AR is a defined tier in the separate M6a numbering (104–123) and these two cards are not part of that block.
043 (Espeon ex) and 044 (Umbreon ex) are full-art versions of the deck’s own headline ex cards, both illustrated by REND — the guaranteed chase pair of this product, since every copy of the Premium Deck Set contains the same 44-card gallery.
Regular Prints vs the Full-Art Chase Pair
014 Espeon ex (5ban Graphics) and 017 Umbreon ex (Keisuke Azuma) are the regular, in-deck prints of the same two Pokémon that get the full-art treatment at 043 and 044. Both species also appear in the main 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) expansion under different card numbers — the images below are the M6a main-set prints of Espeon, Umbreon and Eevee, shown here for species reference; they are not the MF deck-set illustrations listed in the table above.
The deck set’s own 006 Victini (Jiro Sasumo) and 007 Zeraora (Bun Toujo) do have official pickup images from the deck-set product page, shown below.
What Else Is in the Box
Beyond the 44 numbered cards and 5 Basic Energy, the Premium Deck Set includes 2 damage-counter/marker sheets, 2 coins (one Espeon, one Umbreon), 1 paper 30th-anniversary playmat, 1 slide-type double deck case (tin), and beginner and player guides.
Our Listing and the Release-Day Ask
Our Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥29,800 (~$194). On SNKRDUNK the lowest asking price for a sealed deck set went from ¥64,990 on September 1 to ¥30,100 on September 10 and ¥17,800 on release day, September 16, 2026 — still about 2.9× the ¥6,200 MSRP. That is a seller asking price on a resale marketplace, not a sale price.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery.
See our Premium Deck Set guide for the full product overview, our Espeon ex full-art card guide and Umbreon ex full-art card guide for the 043/044 pair specifically, and the full 30th CELEBRATION card list page for the main M6a expansion’s own 001–165 numbering. Browse the Japanese Pokémon card collection, or use Quick Order for anything not currently listed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon?
44 numbered cards (001–044) plus 5 Basic Energy, split across two fixed 60-card constructed decks: an Espeon ex deck and an Umbreon ex deck.
What are cards 041 and 042?
Two extra illustration cards — Victini (satoma) and Zeraora (HACCAN) — that sit above the 001–040 deck-building numbers. They are not officially designated AR, even though some marketplaces label them that way.
What are cards 043 and 044?
Full-art versions of the deck’s own headline ex cards: Espeon ex (043) and Umbreon ex (044), both illustrated by REND. Every copy of the Premium Deck Set contains both, guaranteed.
Did the Premium Deck Set release worldwide?
No. It released in Japan on September 16, 2026, the same day as the 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) expansion, as a Pokémon Center product — only the M6a expansion itself released worldwide.
What’s the difference between the regular Espeon ex (014) and the full-art Espeon ex (043)?
014 is the standard in-deck print by 5ban Graphics. 043 is a separate full-art version of the same card, illustrated by REND, sitting above the numbered deck as one of the set’s two guaranteed chase cards.
What else is included in the box besides the cards?
2 damage-counter/marker sheets, 2 coins (Espeon and Umbreon), 1 paper 30th-anniversary playmat, 1 slide-type double deck case (tin), and beginner and player guides.
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