Ten numbers, 124 through 133, hold the biggest chase cards in Pokémon’s 30th CELEBRATION (M6a): the Special Art Rare full-art treatment of the set’s ten Pokémon ex. Seven have been shown as official images. Three are still compiled from pattern — not confirmed by an image — five days before the set ships.
This is the complete SAR list, card by card, with what’s confirmed, what’s still expected, and how the SAR tier compares to the set’s two FUR (Futuristic Rare) cards at 134–135. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so everything below is dated and sourced — no guessed pull rates, no invented images.
30th CELEBRATION’s SAR block runs 124–133 (10 cards, all Pokémon ex). Seven have official images as of 11 September 2026: Fuecoco ex 124, Greninja ex 125, Pikachu ex 126/127, Sylveon ex 130, Jirachi ex 132 and Salamence ex 133. Three — Mewtwo ex 128, Mew ex 129 and Gengar ex 131 — are expected from the numbering pattern but not yet shown. The set releases Wednesday 16 September 2026; our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed / ¥23,000 (~$149) no-shrink.
Today is 11 September 2026, five days ahead of the worldwide 16 September release. Every card fact below comes from official promotional images or the official card database; every price is dated and labelled as either an unofficial marketplace ask or our own current listing.
What Is an SAR in 30th CELEBRATION?
The official card list for 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) was published on 9 September 2026 and 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 promotional images and PokeBeach’s list — it is not yet in the official database.
Inside that compiled block, SAR (Special Art Rare) is the tier at 124–133: a full-art alternate-art treatment applied to all ten Pokémon ex that already exist as regular RR cards in the main 001–103 set. Every SAR shares its Pokémon, HP and attacks with its regular counterpart — only the artwork, border and rarity change. AR/SAR/FUR illustrators are not published anywhere, so we’re not naming one for any card in this list; illustrator credits below apply only to the regular main-set prints, which are in the official database.
For how AR, SAR, FUR and the Classic reprints fit together across the whole set, see our 30th Celebration secret-rare numbering guide.
All 10 SAR Cards: The Full List
Here is every SAR number in order, with its JP name, its regular-print counterpart, and its current status:
| No. | 카드 | JP name | Regular print (illustrator) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 124 | Fuecoco ex | ホゲータex | 009/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
| 125 | Greninja ex | ゲッコウガex | 015/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
| 126 | Pikachu ex (day) | ピカチュウex | 047/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
| 127 | Pikachu ex (night) | ピカチュウex | 048/103 (takuyoa) | Shown |
| 128 | Mewtwo ex | ミュウツーex | 055/103 (5ban Graphics) | Expected, not yet shown |
| 129 | Mew ex | ミュウex | 057/103 (aky CG Works) | Expected, not yet shown |
| 130 | Sylveon ex | ニンフィアex | 059/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
| 131 | Gengar ex | ゲンガーex | 076/103 (5ban Graphics) | Expected, not yet shown |
| 132 | Jirachi ex | ジラーチex | 081/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
| 133 | Salamence ex | ボーマンダex | 088/103 (5ban Graphics) | Shown |
Two of the ten — 126 and 127 — are both Pikachu ex, distinguished as a “day” and “night” pair rather than by a different base Pokémon; every other number covers one of the remaining eight ex from the main set.
The 7 SAR Cards Already Shown
Three of the seven have official site images we can show directly. The rest are confirmed by official promotional material but without a standalone hi-res image in our source set, so we’re not displaying artwork for them here.
Fuecoco ex (124) is the lowest SAR number and Fuecoco’s only ex secret rare in this set — the regular RR at 009/103 hits for 70 damage for each Prize card you have already taken. Our Fuecoco cards guide and Card Set 9 (starter promos) guide cover its other 30th-era printings.
Greninja ex (125), HP300, is the highest-HP Stage 2 Water attacker in the block; its Stealthy Slash attack scales with damage counters already on the target. We covered this card in full in our Greninja ex SAR 30th Celebration guide.
Pikachu ex (126 day / 127 night) pairs the set’s two Pikachu ex chase cards: 126 is built on the day print 047/103 and 127 on the night print 048/103 — our Pikachu ex SAR day/night guide has the full breakdown of both.
Sylveon ex (130), HP270, scales its Colorful Harmony attack by how many different Basic Energy types are attached across your whole board.
Jirachi ex (132) is a 1-Energy attacker: Wish Granter draws you to 7 cards in hand for a single Colorless, and Swift ignores Weakness, Resistance and most board effects for 150 damage.
Salamence ex (133), HP330, is the tankiest SAR in the block and the only Dragon-type ex in the set, with no listed Weakness.
The 3 Expected But Not Yet Shown
Three SAR slots are filled in by pattern, not by an image: PokeBeach’s 9 September full-set-list article extrapolates their identity from the numbering sequence and the fact that every Pokémon ex in the main set gets an SAR. None of the three has appeared in an official reveal as of 11 September 2026.
- 128 — Mewtwo ex. Regular print 055/103 (5ban Graphics), HP230, Photon Bullets / Psychic Powers. Also appears confirmed as a FUR at 134/103 (see below).
- 129 — Mew ex. Regular print 057/103 (aky CG Works), HP160, Ability Memory Helix. Also appears confirmed as a FUR at 135/103.
- 131 — Gengar ex. Regular print 076/103 (5ban Graphics), HP280, Ability Fainting Spell, Chaotic Pain for 13 damage counters.
PokeBeach’s own note on this: “All of the secret rares should be revealed by next week.” Treat 128, 129 and 131 as expected, not confirmed, until an image surfaces.
SAR vs FUR: The Set’s Two Chase Tiers
Above the SAR tier sits FUR (Futuristic Rare), the set’s top two secret-rare slots at 134 and 135 — both already shown, both a different alternate-art treatment of Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, the same two Pokémon that also fill the extrapolated SAR slots 128 and 129.
So Mewtwo ex and Mew ex each occupy two secret-rare slots in the compiled list: the not-yet-shown SAR (128, 129) and the already-shown FUR (134, 135). Same Pokémon, same stat line, two different secret-rare art treatments — a pattern unique to those two cards in this set. For the FUR tier specifically, see our FUR (Futuristic Rare) explained guide.
What’s Actually Reported on Pull Rates
Pokémon has not published pull rates for 30th CELEBRATION. The one data point in circulation is from PokeBeach, reported from an official box opening shown ahead of release: one 20-pack box contained 20 of the 30 Pikachu cards, 2 Classic Collection cards, 4 AR, 1 SAR and 1 FUR. That is one opening, not a published rate, and it should not be read as a promise for every box or turned into a percentage.
What is officially guaranteed: 1 of the 30 Pikachu 팩당 카드, 1 Basic Energy card per pack, 6 foil (“kira”) 팩당 카드, at ¥360 tax-in per pack and ¥7,200 tax-in for a 20-pack box, worldwide release Wednesday 16 September 2026.
Market Context: Comparable PSA10 Prints Today
Since 30th CELEBRATION hasn’t released, there’s no graded market for any of these ten SAR cards yet. What does exist, dated 11 September 2026, is the sealed-product ask trend on Japanese marketplace SNKRDUNK: the 30th CELEBRATION box’s lowest ask fell from ¥47,200 (1 Sept) to ¥28,200 (10 Sept) to ¥23,599 (11 Sept); the no-shrink version moved from ¥25,800 to ¥21,399 over the same window. Those are seller asks, not sales, and they’re moving fast in release week.
For a sense of where these same Pokémon sit in the graded market on other prints, our PSA10 collection currently lists earlier SAR/AR prints of several of these species — for example a PSA10 Sylveon ex SAR 212/187 (Terastal Festival ex) and a PSA10 Salamence ex SAR 129/100 (Battle Partners), both currently listed. Neither is the 30th CELEBRATION printing — they’re context for how this set’s SAR block may eventually grade and price once real sales exist.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. These ten SAR cards are pulled from 30th CELEBRATION booster packs; the 20-pack box is the standard sealed format, and it’s currently a pre-order on our site.
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon is also a current pre-order at ¥29,800 (~$194). The FUTURISTIC BOX is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥79,800 (~$518) and the Card Set All 9 Types is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162). Browse the full sealed booster box collection, the Japanese Pokémon card collection, or the PSA10 collection for graded singles across sets. For 30th CELEBRATION singles or anything not currently listed, use 빠른 주문 to build a mixed order.
자주 묻는 질문
How many SAR cards are in 30th CELEBRATION?
Ten, numbered 124 through 133 — the Special Art Rare full-art treatment of all ten Pokémon ex from the main set. Seven have official images as of 11 September 2026; three (128 Mewtwo ex, 129 Mew ex, 131 Gengar ex) are expected from the numbering pattern but not yet shown.
Which SAR cards have been officially shown?
Fuecoco ex (124), Greninja ex (125), Pikachu ex day and night (126, 127), Sylveon ex (130), Jirachi ex (132) and Salamence ex (133).
What’s the difference between SAR and FUR?
SAR (124–133) covers all ten Pokémon ex from the main set. FUR (134–135) is a separate, smaller tier with only two cards — Mewtwo ex and Mew ex — which are also the two Pokémon behind the still-unshown SAR slots 128 and 129.
Who illustrated the SAR cards?
Not published. AR, SAR and FUR illustrators have not been announced for any card in this block; only the regular main-set illustrators (all in the official database) are confirmed.
What’s the pull rate for SAR cards?
No official rate exists. PokeBeach reported, from an official box opening shown ahead of release, that one 20-pack box contained 20 of the 30 Pikachu, 2 Classic Collection cards, 4 AR, 1 SAR and 1 FUR — one opening, not a published rate.
When does 30th CELEBRATION release, and can I buy it now?
Worldwide, Wednesday 16 September 2026. Our M6a booster box is currently a pre-order at ¥25,000 (~$162) sealed or ¥23,000 (~$149) no-shrink; see the product page for the current dispatch date.
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