Crobat G was one of the defining cards of the Pokemon SP era — a Team Galactic-themed Basic that turned any Pokemon-SP deck with Poke-Turn support into a disruption engine. Its 30th Celebration reprint brings that card back in a modern set. If you searched for a crobat g pokemon card guide after spotting 149/103 in the official 30th Celebration list, here’s exactly what the reprint is, what the original did, and what’s currently listed if you want a graded Crobat today.
The official card list for 30th Celebration (M6a) was published by The Pokemon Company on 9 September 2026, and Crobat G’s Classic Collection reprint is confirmed in it at number 149/103, illustrated by Makoto Imai. That places it in the 30-card Classic Collection block (136–165), which is already in the official database alongside the main set 001–103 and eight Basic Energy.
Crobat G 149/103 is a Classic Collection reprint of the 2009 Platinum Crobat G (47/127), illustrated by Makoto Imai in both printings — a confirmed match. It carries a small “C” mark beside the M6a set code and is not usable under current Standard regulations. Several other graded Crobat prints (different sets, not this Platinum print) are currently listed on our site, and the set has not released yet — it ships worldwide on 16 September 2026. The M6a 30th Celebration Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order.
Today is 11 September 2026, five days ahead of 30th Celebration’s worldwide release. Every price below is a current listing on our own site or a marketplace ask dated 11 September 2026 — nothing here is a sale price, since the set has not shipped.
What Is Crobat G 149/103 in the Classic Collection?
Crobat G 149/103 sits in 30th Celebration’s Classic Collection, a 30-card block numbered 136–165 that reprints cards from across the Pokemon TCG’s history in a sparkling holofoil, gold-bordered treatment. It carries a small “C” mark beside the M6a set code and, per the official set rules, cards in this block are not usable under current Standard regulations — they remain legal only in whichever format their original printing is legal in.
Illustrator credit for 149/103 is Makoto Imai — the same artist who drew the original 2009 printing, a confirmed match (see below). That makes Crobat G one of the Classic Collection slots where the reprint’s artist credit lines up exactly with the card being reprinted.
The Original Print: Platinum, 2009
The card being reprinted at 149/103 is Crobat G, card 47/127 from Platinum, the English expansion released 11 February 2009 (its Japanese origin is “Galactic’s Conquest,” card 041/096). It was an Uncommon-rarity card, illustrated by Makoto Imai — matching the illustrator credited for the 149/103 reprint.
| Attribute | 2009 original (Platinum 47/127) |
|---|---|
| Type / HP | Psychic / 80 (Pokemon SP subtype) |
| Stage | Basic Pokemon |
| Poke-POWER | Flash Bite — once during your turn, when you put Crobat G from your hand onto your Bench, you may put 1 damage counter on 1 of your opponent’s Pokemon |
| Attack | Toxic Fang (1 Psychic, 1 Colorless): the Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned; put 2 damage counters instead of 1 between turns |
| Weakness | Lightning ×2 |
| Resistance | Fighting −20 |
| Retreat Cost | 0 |
As a reprint, 149/103 is expected to carry this same card text and stat line — the official card database entry for the Classic Collection does not publish a full-text listing separately, but “reprint” in this block means the original card mechanics, not a new design.
Why Crobat G Made the Classic Collection
Crobat G’s era-defining status is well documented: Bulbapedia describes it as “one of the most popular cards of its time,” a card that “shined in Pokemon-SP decks that already had Poke-Turn support available.” Flash Bite let players chip in free damage the instant Crobat G hit the Bench, and Toxic Fang’s doubled poison damage made it a nuisance attacker even at zero Retreat Cost. The card’s artwork also depicts Team Galactic boss Cyrus with his Crobat, and the attack name Toxic Fang references the in-game move Poison Fang — the kind of flavour-and-format crossover the Classic Collection is built to spotlight.
Crobat G sits alongside 29 other Classic Collection reprints spanning 1996 through the 2020s, including its Lost Link-era stablemate Gengar (Prime) at 150/103. See our full 30th Celebration reprints list for the complete block.
Card Details
A quick reference for the 149/103 reprint alongside its confirmed original:
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name | Crobat G (JP: クロバットG) |
| Classic Collection number | 149/103, illustrator Makoto Imai |
| Original print | Platinum 47/127 (2009), illustrator Makoto Imai — match confirmed |
| Type / HP | Psychic / 80 |
| Standard legality | Not Standard-legal; legal only where the original print is legal |
Illustrator credits for the AR/SAR/FUR secret-rare block (104–135) are not published anywhere, so Classic Collection cards like Crobat G are one of the few places in this set where the illustrator credit is confirmed to match between old and new printings.
Market: Comparable Graded Crobat Prints Today
No PSA10-graded Platinum-print Crobat G is currently listed on our site, but other graded Crobat cards are — useful reference points even though none of them is this exact 2009 Pokemon SP print. On SNKRDUNK, the original Japanese Crobat G (“Galactic’s Conquest” 041/096) shows asks (any condition) of ¥4,000 and ¥2,600 (single listings each), dated 11 September 2026 — not a graded price, and not for the 30th Celebration reprint, which hasn’t released.
This exact Crobat G Platinum print is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Pesan Cepat.
On the sealed side, SNKRDUNK’s lowest ask on a 30th Celebration booster box moved from ¥47,200 (1 September) to ¥28,200 (10 September) to ¥23,599 (11 September), with the no-shrink variant at ¥21,399 — both trending down as release approaches.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The M6a 30th Celebration booster box — the set that contains the Crobat G Classic Collection reprint — is currently listed as a pre-order on our site, with dispatch after the 16 September release; see the product page for the current dispatch date.
Browse the full sealed booster box collection or the Japanese Pokemon card collection for other sets, or check graded singles in our PSA10 collection. The 30th Celebration FUTURISTIC BOX is also currently listed as a pre-order at ¥79,800 (~$518). For a Crobat G single once graded copies surface, or any card not currently listed, use Pesan Cepat to build a mixed order. For the full checklist across the main set, AR/SAR/FUR block and Classic reprints, see our 30th Celebration card list guide.
For box pricing and pre-order mechanics, see our 30th CELEBRATION booster box pre-order guide, and for every number in the set, the full 30th CELEBRATION card list.
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What is the Crobat G 149/103 reprint in 30th Celebration?
It’s a Classic Collection reprint of Crobat G, card 47/127 from the 2009 set Platinum, confirmed in the official 30th Celebration card database and illustrated by Makoto Imai in both printings. It carries a “C” mark and is not usable under current Standard regulations.
What did the original Crobat G card do?
Its Flash Bite Poke-POWER put a damage counter on an opponent’s Pokemon the moment it entered play from hand to Bench, and its Toxic Fang attack doubled Poisoned damage between turns. It was a defining card of Pokemon-SP decks built around Poke-Turn.
Is the 30th Celebration Crobat G reprint different from the 2009 original?
The reprint reproduces the original card’s mechanics inside the Classic Collection’s special foil, gold-bordered treatment. The illustrator (Makoto Imai) matches between the two printings.
How much is Crobat G 149/103 worth?
There’s no sale price to cite yet — the set releases 16 September 2026. No PSA10-graded Platinum-print Crobat G is currently listed on our site. The original Japanese print shows single-listing asks of ¥2,600 and ¥4,000 on SNKRDUNK as of 11 September 2026.
When does 30th Celebration release?
Wednesday, 16 September 2026, worldwide simultaneous release. Packs are ¥360 for 6 foil cards; a 20-pack box is ¥7,200 tax-in.
Can I buy Crobat G 149/103 from Samurai Sword Tokyo right now?
Not as a single yet, since the set hasn’t released. The M6a booster box that contains it is currently listed as a pre-order; sourcing requests for singles once available go through Quick Order.
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