30th CELEBRATION (M6a) released worldwide on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, and its 30-card Pikachu holo subset — 017–046, numbered 01/30 through 30/30 — is now fully out with it. Card 026/103 is 10/30 in that run, illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya, and it sits 9 cards down the line from Ken Sugimori’s 017/103, the Jungle-recreation Pikachu that opens the whole subset.
Since release, single cards from the set have started showing up with their own SNKRDUNK asks, but the reported release-day figures only cover a handful of the set’s higher-rarity cards plus Sugimori’s 017/103. What follows is what is actually confirmed about 026/103: its own card text from the official database, Tomokazu Komiya’s sourced background, where it sits in the wider Pikachu-30 subset, and what comparable graded Pikachu prints are listed at on our site right now.
Pikachu 026/103 is 10/30 in 30th CELEBRATION’s 30-illustrator Pikachu subset (English number 032), drawn by Tomokazu Komiya. Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed and ¥23,000 (~$149) no shrink — orders ship from Tokyo after release; see the product page for the current dispatch date. Graded copies of other Pikachu prints are browsable in our PSA10 collection.
All figures below are dated as stated — the official card database (fetched September 16, 2026), PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translations, Bulbapedia illustrator pages (fetched September 16, 2026), SNKRDUNK asking prices dated September 16, 2026, or our own live listed prices.
What Is Pikachu 026/103 in 30th Celebration?
Pikachu 026/103 is a main-set card in M6a 30th CELEBRATION, confirmed in the official card database (pokemon-card.com) with its JP name (ピカチュウ) and Tomokazu Komiya’s illustrator credit. It belongs to the set’s dedicated 30-card Pikachu subset, 017–046 — every pack of the set carries one of these thirty, each by a different artist, alongside one YOSHIROTTEN Basic Energy card.
Its sub-number, 10/30, places it 9 cards after Ken Sugimori’s lead card in the subset’s official ordering (01/30 through 30/30). For the full roster of all thirty illustrators and where each lands in the sequence, see our 30 Pikachu illustrators guide.
Card Details: Scurry About and the Numbers
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card number | 026/103 (10/30 in the Pikachu subset; English number 032) |
| JP name | ピカチュウ |
| Type | Lightning |
| HP | 50 |
| Stage | Basic |
| Illustrator | Tomokazu Komiya |
| Status | Official card database (confirmed number, name, illustrator) |
The card text, per PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translation of the official database entry, reads:
- [C] Scurry About — Switch this Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Weakness is Fighting (×2), there is no listed Resistance, and retreat cost is 1 Energy. Like most of the thirty Pikachu in this subset, 026/103 carries its own distinct effect rather than sharing text with 017/103 or any other card in the run — here, a simple positional switch with the Bench, in keeping with the Pikachu-30 subset’s role as a common-pull holofoil gimmick rather than a chase-rarity block.
Tomokazu Komiya: What’s Confirmed About the Illustrator
Tomokazu Komiya (こみやトモカズ, Komiya Tomokazu) is credited on card 026/103. Bulbapedia gives his birth year as 1973 and does not state whether the credited name is a pen name.
Per Bulbapedia, his first cards appeared in the Japanese Expansion Sheet 1 expansion, with his first English-language cards in Neo Genesis; “Komiya has illustrated 272 cards” to date. The page quotes his style directly: “His illustration style is well known within the Pokémon community particularly due to his deformed and loosely colored images… Komiya is a practitioner of Primitivism, an art movement that takes inspiration from themes or stylistic elements of prehistory, tribal cultures, or children’s art.” Other Pokémon work stated: several “Pokémon Tales” picture books and a contribution to the 2023 “Pokémon x Van Gogh” art collaboration.
Bulbapedia has no statement about the 30th Celebration card as of September 16, 2026 and does not list his notable cards by individual title — the career facts above are everything the page states.
Where 026 Sits in the 30-Pikachu Subset
All thirty Pikachu cards share the same fireworks-style holofoil treatment and the same basic-Pokémon set-up — different illustrator, different attack or ability, similar HP band — with 017/103 (Ken Sugimori, 01/30) opening the sequence. In the official numbering, 026/103 sits immediately after 025/103 (09/30, Atsushi Furusawa) and immediately before 027/103 (11/30, Narumi Sato).
We are not ranking the thirty Pikachu against each other here — there is no published data (market or otherwise) to support a ranking, and the subset’s appeal is the illustrator variety, not a power curve. For the Sugimori lead card specifically, our Pikachu 017/103 guide covers its Jungle-recreation background. One more card from the subset already has its own guide on this site:
- Pikachu 030/103, 14/30, by OKACHEKE
For the complete list of all thirty numbers and illustrators in one table, our 30 Pikachu illustrators guide is the hub page to bookmark.
How 30th Celebration’s Full Numbering Breaks Down
026/103 sits inside the main set, the block of 30th CELEBRATION that has been in the official database since the September 9, 2026 card-list publication. All 32 secret rares (104–135) have now been seen — the last five surfaced with release-day listings on SNKRDUNK, September 16, 2026 — but the AR/SAR/FUR block is still not in the official card database. AR and SAR illustrators remain unpublished (the two FUR cards, 134 and 135, are officially by YOSHIROTTEN).
| Block | Numbers | Count | Status, September 16, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main set (incl. the 30 Pikachu, 017–046) | 001–103 | 103 | Official database |
| AR (Art Rare) | 104–123 | 20 | Compiled; all now seen; not in official database |
| SAR (Special Art Rare) | 124–133 | 10 | Compiled; all now seen; not in official database |
| FUR (Futuristic Rare) | 134–135 | 2 | Compiled; both by YOSHIROTTEN |
| Classic Collection | 136–165 | 30 | Official database (marked C, not Standard-legal) |
Total: 165 numbered cards plus eight Basic Energy (173 in all; PokeBeach’s headline figure is 176). For the full breakdown of how the secret-rare numbering works, see our numbering explainer.
Box Structure and the Release-Day Market
Every pack of 30th CELEBRATION carries 1 of the 30 Pikachu and 1 YOSHIROTTEN Basic Energy card among six foil cards total, at ¥360 per pack. A box holds 20 packs for ¥7,200 tax-in MSRP.
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. The Pokémon Company has not published pull rates for this set.
On SNKRDUNK, the lowest asking price for a sealed M6a box went from ¥47,200 on September 1 to ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥17,500 on release day, September 16, 2026 — still about 2.4× the ¥7,200 MSRP. Singles from the set now have release-day asks too, but those figures are limited to a handful of higher-rarity cards and, within the Pikachu subset, only Ken Sugimori’s 017/103 (¥1,000, 15 listings). There is no dated marketplace figure for Pikachu 026/103 in this update.
Graded Pikachu: What PSA10 Copies Are Listed At Now
No dated marketplace figure for 026/103 is included in this update, so the closest useful comparison is what other graded Pikachu prints are listed at on our site right now — a sense of where Pikachu singles generally sit once they are in a PSA10 holder, across very different eras and rarities.
Neither of these two is a 30th CELEBRATION print or connected to Tomokazu Komiya’s illustration credit specifically — they are simply what is currently listed in PSA10, shown here as a general reference point for graded Pikachu pricing. This print is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order. Browse the full PSA10 collection for more.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For 30th CELEBRATION specifically, our booster box listing is currently a pre-order, in both sealed and no-shrink options, since release.
Browse the sealed booster box collection or the Japanese Pokémon card collection for singles and sealed product across sets, or check graded Pikachu copies in our PSA10 collection. Pikachu 026/103 itself is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests, along with requests for anything else not currently listed, go through Quick Order. Our full 30th CELEBRATION booster box guide covers the sealed listing in more depth.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD (approximate).
Frequently Asked Questions
Who illustrated Pikachu 026/103 in 30th Celebration?
Tomokazu Komiya, confirmed in the official card database. It is card 10/30 in the set’s 30-illustrator Pikachu subset.
What number is Pikachu 026/103 within the 30-Pikachu subset, and what is its English number?
It is 10/30 in the Japanese numbering. Per the compiled EN↔JP checklists, the English number for the 30-Pikachu subset equals 22 plus the sub-number, which makes Pikachu 026/103 English card 032.
What does Pikachu 026/103 do in-game?
It is a Basic Lightning-type Pokémon with 50 HP. [C] Scurry About: Switch this Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon. Weakness is Fighting (×2), retreat cost is 1.
Is there a release-day market price for Pikachu 026/103?
No. SNKRDUNK’s release-day asks (September 16, 2026) cover only a handful of the set’s higher rarities, plus Ken Sugimori’s 017/103 (¥1,000). There is no dated marketplace figure for Pikachu 026/103 in this update, and we are not ranking the thirty Pikachu by value without that data.
When did 30th Celebration release, and what does a box cost?
Wednesday, September 16, 2026, worldwide simultaneous. A pack is ¥360 for 6 foil cards, and a 20-pack box is ¥7,200 tax-in MSRP.
Where can I buy 30th Celebration product, or find Pikachu 026/103, now?
Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order, sealed and no-shrink. Pikachu 026/103 itself is not listed on our site as a single at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
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