Card 04 of the 30-Pikachu subset in 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) is illustrated by Takeshi Nakamura, and it’s the only card in this guide’s comparison set that doesn’t deal damage at all — it’s pure information.
30th CELEBRATION released worldwide on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, so Pikachu 020/103 is now a real card pulled from real packs. Here’s what’s confirmed about it: the attack text straight from the official card database, what’s actually known about Takeshi Nakamura’s career per Bulbapedia, where 020 sits relative to the set’s lead card, and what comparable graded Pikachu prints and the M6a box are listed at on our site right now.
Pikachu 020/103 is 04/30 in 30th CELEBRATION’s illustrator subset (EN number 026), illustrated by Takeshi Nakamura, with a single attack: Peer At, which makes the opponent reveal their hand for no damage. There’s no dated marketplace figure for this specific Pikachu in this update. Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed / ¥23,000 (~$149) no shrink, and graded Pikachu prints are browsable in our PSA10 collection.
Figures below are dated as stated — the official card database (checked September 16, 2026), PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translations, Bulbapedia (fetched September 16, 2026), SNKRDUNK asking prices dated September 16, 2026, or our own live listed prices. Figures added in this update convert at ¥154/USD.
What Is Pikachu 020/103 in 30th Celebration?
Pikachu 020/103 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 illustrator credit. It belongs to a dedicated 30-card Pikachu subset that runs from 017 to 046 — every pack of the set is guaranteed one of these thirty, each drawn by a different artist and carrying a fireworks-style holofoil layer over the whole card, per PokeBeach’s description, plus one Basic Energy card designed by YOSHIROTTEN.
020 is the fourth card in the subset’s sub-numbering, so it’s 04/30 — and its English-set equivalent is EN 026, following the compiled checklist rule that the EN number equals 22 plus the sub-number. For the full roster of all thirty illustrators and where each one lands in the sequence, see our 30 Pikachu illustrators guide.
Card Details: Peer At and the Numbers
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card number | 020/103 (04/30 in the Pikachu subset; EN 026) |
| JP name | ピカチュウ |
| Type | Lightning |
| HP | 70 |
| Stage | Basic |
| Illustrator | Takeshi Nakamura |
| Status | Official card database (confirmed number, name, illustrator) |
The card text, per PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translation of the official database entry, is a single attack:
- [C] Peer At — Your opponent reveals their hand.
Weakness is Fighting (×2), there’s no listed Resistance, and retreat cost is 2 Energy. Unlike the set-opening Sugimori card’s damage-dealing Thunder Shock, Peer At does no damage at all — it’s an information attack, costing a single Colorless Energy to see the opponent’s whole hand. That makes 020/103 one of the subset’s utility picks rather than one of its attackers. Each of the thirty Pikachu gets its own distinct attack or ability; none is a duplicate of another.
Who Is Takeshi Nakamura?
Per Bulbapedia (fetched September 16, 2026), Takeshi Nakamura is credited under the Japanese name 中村豪志 (Nakamura Takeshi). The illustrator’s first Pokémon TCG card was Tauros, from the 151 expansion. Bulbapedia credits Takeshi Nakamura with 28 cards illustrated so far for the physical TCG, plus 9 cards appearing in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket.
Bulbapedia’s page does not state a birth year, does not confirm whether the name is a pen name, and does not describe an art style or list further notable cards beyond the debut Tauros — so Takeshi Nakamura is credited on 28 TCG cards per Bulbapedia, and that’s where the sourced biography stops. The page has no statement about the 30th Celebration Pikachu specifically.
For the illustrator behind the set’s lead card, see our Ken Sugimori Pikachu 017/103 guide, and browse graded Pikachu prints in our PSA10 collection.
Where 020 Sits in the 30-Pikachu Subset
All thirty Pikachu cards share the same fireworks holofoil treatment and the same basic setup — different illustrator, different attack or ability, a Basic Pokémon slot around 50–80 HP — and 020 is the fourth card, three spots after the set-opening print. That opening card, 017/103, is illustrated by Ken Sugimori and, per PokeBeach’s coverage, recreates his own Pikachu artwork from the Jungle expansion; 020 follows it as 04/30.
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. We’re not converting that into odds for any individual number, including 020. The Pokémon Company has not published pull rates for this set.
Three of the other twenty-nine are covered in companion guides on this site:
- Pikachu 017/103, 01/30, by Ken Sugimori
- Pikachu 030/103, 14/30, by OKACHEKE
- Pikachu 031/103, 15/30, by Yuu Nishida
For the complete list of all thirty numbers and illustrators in one table, our 30 Pikachu illustrators guide is the hub page to bookmark. We’re not ranking the thirty Pikachu by value here — only 017/103 has a dated release-day ask so far, and there isn’t enough data across the set to rank the rest.
Graded Pikachu: What PSA10 Copies Are Listed At Right Now
020/103 itself has no dated marketplace figure in this update, since singles from the set are still fresh off release-day pulls. 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’re in a PSA10 holder, across very different eras and rarities. This print is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for it go through Quick Order.
None of these are 30th CELEBRATION prints or connected to Takeshi Nakamura’s illustration credit specifically — they’re simply what’s currently listed in PSA10, shown as a general reference point. Once 020/103 has been pulled, graded, and listed, its own market data will be separate from both of these. Browse the full PSA10 collection for more.
Box Structure and the Market Since Release
Every pack of 30th CELEBRATION is guaranteed 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.
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. Those are asking prices, not sales, and we’re not forecasting where they go next.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our 30th CELEBRATION booster box is currently listed as a pre-order.
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. For 020/103 itself, or anything not listed, sourcing requests go through Commande rapide.
For the box structure, the current listing and how ordering from Tokyo works, see the 30th CELEBRATION booster box guide.
Foire aux questions
Who illustrated Pikachu 020/103 in 30th Celebration?
Takeshi Nakamura, confirmed in the official card database. Per Bulbapedia, his first Pokémon TCG card was Tauros (151 expansion), with 28 cards credited so far.
What number is Pikachu 020/103 within the 30-Pikachu subset?
It’s 04/30, the fourth card in the set’s dedicated thirty-illustrator Pikachu run (017/103 through 046/103), and EN number 026 in the compiled English checklist.
What does Pikachu 020/103 do in-game?
It’s a Basic Lightning-type Pokémon with 70 HP and one attack: Peer At, which makes the opponent reveal their hand and deals no damage. Weakness is Fighting, retreat cost is 2.
Is there a release-day market price for Pikachu 020/103?
Not in this update. Only the set-opening card, Pikachu 017/103 by Ken Sugimori, has a dated release-day ask (¥1,000 on SNKRDUNK, September 16, 2026). The other twenty-nine Pikachu, including 020/103, have no dated marketplace figure yet.
When did 30th Celebration release, and what does a box cost?
Wednesday, September 16, 2026, worldwide. A pack is ¥360 for 6 foil cards, and a 20-pack box is ¥7,200 tax-in MSRP.
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