Celebi’s CP5 Concept Pack single carries a mark most Japanese Pokemon singles never get: a printed “:1ED” — 1st Edition — suffix on our own listing. That mark ties this specific card to a narrow window of Japanese Pokemon TCG history, and it is worth understanding before you go looking for one.
The card is セレビィ — Celebi, No. 002/036, from the Japanese Concept Pack “Phantom Legend Dream Kira Collection”, set code CP5, released 16 July 2016. We currently list a PSA 10 copy of this exact print — graded and shipped from Tokyo — and this guide covers what the card is, how it compares to its CP5 set sibling, what the 1st Edition mark actually means on a Japanese card of this era, and where it sits next to the other Celebi prints we list.
Celebi :1ED CP5 002/036 is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥92,630 (~$583). It comes from the Concept Pack “Phantom Legend Dream Kira Collection” (CP5), released 16 July 2016 — two months before the Japanese “20th Anniversary” set, the tail end of the documented Japanese 1st Edition print-run window. If you want a different Celebi era in PSA 10, our Celebi V: PROMO [S-P 175] is a separate, later print from a different set.
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The Card: Celebi :1ED CP5 002/036
Celebi is a Basic, Grass-type Pokemon with 70 HP. Card 002/036 carries two attacks: タイムコール / “Time Call” (Colorless: flip a coin — if heads, search your deck for an Evolution card, evolve into it, then shuffle your deck), and やどりぎのタネ / “Leech Seed” (Grass: 10 damage, plus heal 10 damage from Celebi). It is Weak to Fire, has no Resistance, and Retreat Cost 1. The print is illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita.
Our own listing carries the store’s own “:1ED” (1st Edition) suffix on this exact print. Limitless’s own card database entry for 002/036 shows a “Holo” rarity and does not display a separate “1st Edition” rarity flag — the 1st Edition status here is a physical print-run stamp, not a distinct rarity tier that card databases track the way they track Holo, RR or SAR. We cover what that stamp means in detail below.
Our graded copy of this print is currently listed at ¥92,630 (~$583), PSA 10.
Print History: Celebi Across CP5
CP5 carries two Celebi cards, back to back at the front of the set — and it is easy to mix them up if you only glance at the artwork.
001/036 is a Celebi from the same set, sharing the same basic HP/type framework per the set’s own card page, but illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya rather than Mitsuhiro Arita. It is a distinct card — different card number, different artwork — not a variant of 002/036. Do not conflate the two when shopping for this specific “:1ED” print, since only 002/036 is the card carrying our store’s “:1ED” listing.
| Set | Number | Illustrator | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| CP5 | 001/036 | Tomokazu Komiya | 16 Jul 2016 |
| CP5 | 002/036 (anchor) | Mitsuhiro Arita | 16 Jul 2016 |
Both prints released the same day, in the same set — there is no earlier or later Celebi from CP5 itself. The 1st Edition mark discussed below applies to our store’s own 002/036 copy specifically.
The Set: CP5 Phantom Legend Dream Kira Collection
CP5 is a Japanese Concept Pack titled, per our own product listing, “Phantom Legend Dream Kira Collection” — the store’s own English framing is the authoritative title used here. Limitless’s card database carries a separate machine-translated label for the same set code, “Illusion · Legend · Dream Holo Collection (CP5)”; treat that as a secondary confirmation that CP5 is the correct set code, not as an alternate official name.
CP5 released in Japan on 16 July 2016, with a total card count of 38 across its main numbered run (through #036) plus secret and parallel prints. Card 002/036 is one of the set’s front-of-set Holo singles.
What the “:1ED” 1st Edition Mark Means
The English “1st Edition” symbol is well documented as a Wizards of the Coast print-run mark used from Base Set through Neo Destiny. Japan had its own, separate 1st Edition history: per Bulbapedia, “Japanese 1st Edition runs began with the release of Pokemon VS and Pokemon Web in 2001, and continued through the release of Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary” — the Japanese equivalent of the English Evolutions set. The Japanese 20th Anniversary expansion pack released in September 2016, two months after CP5.
That places CP5’s July 2016 release inside the same window Bulbapedia documents Japanese 1st Edition print runs running through, right at its tail end. No source reviewed for this guide names CP5 specifically as part of that run; the timing alignment is circumstantial rather than a direct citation naming this set. What we can say with confidence: our anchor card is marked “:1ED” by our own listing, consistent with a first-print-run copy from that documented era, and it was printed before the window’s endpoint at the 20th Anniversary set. Practically, a Japanese 1st Edition run means the card came from an initial press run, later superseded by an “unlimited” reprint of the same card — the same underlying concept as the English Wizards-era mark, applied to a different, later Japanese production stretch running 2001 to 2016.
Where This Print Sits Among Our Celebi PSA 10s
CP5 002/036 is one of several Japanese Celebi prints we list in PSA 10, spanning different sets, eras and rarity labels rather than one continuous rarity ladder. A few for comparison:
The Celebi V: PROMO comes from a later, entirely different promotional distribution (Silver Lance/Jet Black Geist purchase campaign), the Shining Celebi H from the Sun & Moon-era Shining Legends enhanced pack, and the Celebi & Venusaur GX SR: SA from the Tag Bolt expansion — each its own rarity label (PROMO, Shining Holo, SR: SA) from its own set and era. None of these carries a 1st Edition mark; that distinction stays specific to our CP5 002/036 anchor. For an older Celebi print from a much earlier Japanese era, see our separate Celebi Old Back Premium File promo card guide — a different print entirely, not part of the CP5 1st Edition story. For a broader ranking of Celebi’s best Japanese prints across all these eras, see our Celebi cards guide, and for the 1st Edition concept applied across other Japanese sets, see our Japanese 1st Edition Pokemon cards guide.
Where to Buy Celebi 1st Edition Cards from Tokyo
Our graded copy of PSA 10 Celebi :1ED CP5 002/036 is currently listed at ¥92,630 (~$583), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the CP5 set itself and its other Mythical/Legendary singles, see our CP5 Mythical Legendary Collection guide.
If you collect Celebi more broadly, other graded Japanese prints currently listed on our site include Celebi V: PROMO [S-P 175] at ¥41,300 (~$260), Shining Celebi H [SM3+ 004/072] at ¥57,584 (~$362), and Celebi & Venusaur GX SR: SA [SM9 097/095] at ¥119,180 (~$750). You can browse the full range in our PSA 10 graded card collection, and for a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart. Sourcing requests for other Celebi prints not currently listed go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Celebi :1ED CP5 002/036?
It is the Holo print of Celebi, card 002/036, from the Japanese Concept Pack “Phantom Legend Dream Kira Collection” (set code CP5), released 16 July 2016. Our own listing carries the store’s “:1ED” (1st Edition) suffix. We list a PSA 10 copy of this print, currently listed at ¥92,630 (~$583).
What does the “:1ED” 1st Edition mark mean on a Japanese card?
Japanese 1st Edition print runs are documented by Bulbapedia as running from 2001 (Pokemon VS and Pokemon Web) through the September 2016 Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary — a separate history from the English Wizards-era 1st Edition mark. CP5 released in July 2016, within that documented window’s tail end, and our anchor card is marked “:1ED” accordingly. No source reviewed for this guide names CP5 specifically as part of that run; the timing alignment is circumstantial rather than a direct citation.
What is the difference between CP5 001/036 and 002/036?
Both are Celebi cards from the same CP5 set, released the same day. 001/036 is illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya; 002/036 — our anchor, carrying the “:1ED” mark — is illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita. They are two separate cards, not variants of one another.
Is there a confirmed English equivalent of this exact card?
Not one we could directly confirm. The Time Call/Leech Seed attack text and Mitsuhiro Arita art style match the well-known English “Celebi” from Neo Discovery (2000), but we did not verify a formal English reprint mapping specifically for this CP5 002/036 print, so we are not asserting a specific English card number as its equivalent.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 Celebi 1st Edition card from Tokyo?
Our graded CP5 002/036 copy is currently listed at ¥92,630 (~$583) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. Other graded Japanese Celebi prints from different sets and eras are also listed on our site, and unlisted prints can be sourced through Quick Order.
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