Mew appears nine times across the Japanese 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) line-up — a regular main-set print, a Pokemon ex chase card in two secret-rare treatments (SAR and FUR), a Classic Collection VMAX reprint, a Premium Deck Set exclusive, and three unnumbered secret rares reported to have been pulled from early-opened product, which PokeBeach expects to stay officially unacknowledged for months. This is the complete list, one card at a time.
30th CELEBRATION released on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, worldwide. Every card number and illustrator credit below comes from the official card database or official promotional material; SNKRDUNK figures cited below are dated asking prices, never sales, and this article also cites our own store listing prices, box MSRP and dated pre-release forecasts labelled as such. For the full 173-card set, see our 30th Celebration card list page.
Mew appears in 30th CELEBRATION as: 056 (main set, danciao), 057 Mew ex (main set RR, aky CG Works), 129 Mew ex SAR, 135 Mew ex FUR (YOSHIROTTEN), 163 Mew VMAX (Classic Collection, 5ban Graphics), and MF 011 in the Premium Deck Set (Cona Nitanda). Three further unnumbered secret rares — R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN — were pulled from early-opened product and surfaced on September 15, 2026, per PokeBeach. Our M6a Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed.
Figures below are dated as stated: the official card database (checked September 16, 2026), PokeBeach’s September 9 and September 12/15, 2026 reporting, and SNKRDUNK asking prices dated September 16, 2026 (release day). USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
The Complete Mew List
30th CELEBRATION’s official card list covers the main set 001–103, the Classic Collection 136–165 and the eight Basic Energy. The AR/SAR/FUR block, 104–135, is compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 list; all 32 secret rares have now been seen — the last five surfaced with release-day listings on SNKRDUNK, September 16, 2026 — but the block is still not in the official card database.
| No. | Card | Illustrator | Status | Release-day ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 056/103 | Mew (main set) | danciao | Official database | no dated figure |
| 057/103 | Mew ex (main set RR) | aky CG Works | Official database | no dated figure |
| 129/103 | Mew ex (SAR) | Unpublished | Compiled, shown Sept 16 | ¥9,300 (49 listings) |
| 135/103 | Mew ex (FUR) | YOSHIROTTEN | Compiled, official credit | ¥22,222 (46 listings) |
| 163/103 | Mew VMAX (Classic Collection) | 5ban Graphics | Official database | no dated figure |
| MF 011/040 | Mew (Premium Deck Set) | Cona Nitanda | Official database (MF set) | no dated figure |
| R/RGB | Mew (secret, unnumbered) | YOSHIROTTEN | Reported (PokeBeach), outside every official list | ¥868,000 (9 listings) |
| G/RGB | Mew (secret, unnumbered) | YOSHIROTTEN | Reported (PokeBeach), outside every official list | ¥580,000 (7 listings) |
| B/RGB | Mew (secret, unnumbered) | YOSHIROTTEN | Reported (PokeBeach), outside every official list | ¥600,000 (4 listings) |
That’s nine Mew appearances across the Japanese 30th CELEBRATION line-up: two main-set prints, two secret-rare treatments of the ex card, one Classic Collection reprint, one Premium Deck Set exclusive, and three unofficial RGB secret rares. English 30th Celebration adds a further Mew promo, covered separately below.
Mew 056 and Mew ex 057: The Main-Set Prints
056/103 is the regular Mew, a Basic Psychic-type Pokemon with HP60, illustrated by danciao and confirmed in the official card database with its JP name, ミュウ. 057/103 is Mew ex, a separate RR-rarity card illustrated by aky CG Works, HP160, with the ability Memory Helix — it can use the attacks of any Benched Pokemon, provided the Energy is available — plus a Teleportation Burst attack for 30 damage that can switch it to the Bench.
Mew ex 057 also carries the standard Pokemon ex rule: when it’s Knocked Out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards instead of 1. Its Memory Helix ability and low retreat cost of 0 make it a support-style ex rather than a straightforward attacker.
Mew ex SAR 129 and FUR 135: The Chase Tier
057’s card text and stats reappear twice further up the set’s secret-rare block: 129/103 is the Special Art Rare version, and 135/103 is the Futuristic Rare version. Both share 057’s exact HP160 stat line and Memory Helix ability — only the artwork, border and rarity tier change.
AR and SAR illustrators are unpublished for this set, so 129 carries no illustrator credit. The two FUR cards in 30th CELEBRATION, 134 Mewtwo ex and 135 Mew ex, are the exception — both are officially credited to YOSHIROTTEN. As with every AR/SAR/FUR card in this set, we’re not embedding that artwork here; the images above show the regular 057 print, and the SAR and FUR treatments are not pictured in this article. For the FUR card specifically, see our Mew ex FUR guide, and for the SAR, our Mew ex SAR 129 guide.
Mew VMAX 163: The Classic Collection Reprint
163/103 is Mew VMAX, illustrated by 5ban Graphics and part of the Classic Collection block (136–165) — cards that are officially in the database, carry a “C”-style mark, and are not usable in the current Standard regulation except where the original printing remains legal.
For the original printing history and full card text of this reprint, see our Mew VMAX 163 Classic reprint guide.
The RGB Mew Secret Rares
Three secret Mew cards — R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN — were pulled from early-opened 30th Celebration products and surfaced in a Pokemon TCG Live update on September 15, per PokeBeach (report of September 12, updated September 15, 2026). They sit outside the /103 numbering and outside every official list, and their pull rate is unknown. PokeBeach describes them as representing the original Pokemon Red, Green and Blue games, and expects them to remain publicly unacknowledged by Pokemon for a while.
They are not in the official card database, not in the compiled 165-card list and not in the Elite Trainer Box booklet. Japanese copies are listed on SNKRDUNK: the lowest asks on September 16, 2026 were ¥868,000 for R/RGB (9 listings), ¥580,000 for G/RGB (7 listings) and ¥600,000 for B/RGB (4 listings) — dated asking prices, not sales or values. We have no image of any RGB Mew to show; none is currently listed on our site. For the full background, see our RGB Mew secret-rare guide.
Premium Deck Set Mew and the English Figure Collection
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon (set code MF), a Japan-only Pokemon Center product released September 16, 2026, includes its own Mew at 011/040, illustrated by Cona Nitanda — a separate card from the M6a printings above, confirmed in the same official card database. No SNKRDUNK single-card ask exists for it in this update.
Mew also headlines an English-only product we don’t sell: per PokeBeach’s June 30, 2026 product-lineup article, the Mew Figure Collection ($29.99 MSRP) releases November 6, 2026 with a foil promo card, an oversize card, a sculpted figure and five 30th Celebration booster packs. Per compiled checklists, its promo number is MEP 105. This is described only for comparison — we do not sell English 30th Celebration product, and we never quote an English market price for it.
Market: Release-Day Asks
Japanese market sites forecast ¥105,000–220,000 for Mew ex FUR before release (September 9, 2026). The lowest release-day ask on SNKRDUNK was ¥22,222 on September 16, 2026 — still the highest of any confirmed Mew card price point in this update, ahead of the SAR at ¥9,300 and well below the three RGB asks. All figures above are seller asking prices, not sale records, and release-day asks move quickly.
Graded Mew: What’s Currently Listed
This update includes no verified population or graded-market data for the 30th CELEBRATION Mew printings. For context, here’s what’s currently listed in our PSA10 collection for other Mew prints:
Neither is a 30th CELEBRATION printing — they’re other Mew secret rares, shown as a general reference point. Browse the full PSA10 collection for more.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. Five numbered Mew cards — 056, 057, 129, 135 and 163 — come from 30th CELEBRATION booster packs. MF 011 is a Premium Deck Set exclusive, and PokeBeach reports the three RGB secret rares were pulled from early-opened 30th Celebration products.
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon, home to MF 011 Mew, is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥29,800 (~$194). Browse the sealed booster box collection, the Japanese Pokemon card collection, or the PSA10 collection for graded singles. For any Mew card not currently listed, including the RGB secret rares, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Mew cards are in 30th Celebration?
Nine across the Japanese line-up: 056 (main set), 057 Mew ex (main set RR), 129 Mew ex SAR, 135 Mew ex FUR, 163 Mew VMAX (Classic Collection), MF 011 (Premium Deck Set), and three unnumbered RGB secret rares. English 30th Celebration adds a separate Mew Figure Collection promo.
Who illustrated the Mew cards in 30th Celebration?
056 is by danciao, 057 Mew ex by aky CG Works, 163 Mew VMAX by 5ban Graphics, and MF 011 by Cona Nitanda. AR and SAR illustrators are unpublished, so 129 has no credit; 135 is officially credited to YOSHIROTTEN, and PokeBeach reports the three RGB Mew are also illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
What is RGB Mew?
Three secret-rare Mew cards — R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN — pulled from early-opened 30th Celebration products and surfaced in a Pokemon TCG Live update on September 15, per PokeBeach. They sit outside the /103 numbering and every official list, and their pull rate is unknown.
What are the release-day asking prices for Mew cards?
On SNKRDUNK, September 16, 2026: Mew ex FUR (135) ¥22,222, Mew ex SAR (129) ¥9,300, R/RGB ¥868,000, G/RGB ¥580,000, B/RGB ¥600,000. The regular Mew (056), Mew ex (057), Mew VMAX (163) and MF 011 have no dated marketplace figure in this update.
Is the AR/SAR/FUR Mew block officially listed?
No. All 32 secret rares in the set have now been seen, but the AR/SAR/FUR block, including 129 and 135, is still not in the official card database — it’s compiled from official promotional images and PokeBeach’s reporting.
Where can I buy 30th Celebration Mew cards now?
Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed, and the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon (home to MF 011 Mew) is currently listed at ¥29,800 (~$194). For specific singles, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
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