Pokemon 30th Anniversary 卡牌列表: all 173 cards of 30th CELEBRATION (M6a)
30th CELEBRATION (M6a) is the Japanese Pokemon Card Game MEGA expansion that marks the franchise’s 30th anniversary, released worldwide on September 16, 2026. This 30th anniversary Pokemon card list covers every card in the set: the 103-card main set (with the 30-artist Pikachu subset and 10 Pokemon ex), all 32 secret rares (20 AR, 10 SAR and the two new FUR cards), the 30-card Classic Collection of reprints (136–165) and the 8 YOSHIROTTEN Basic Energy cards — in official collection-number order, each with the official card image, the English and Japanese card name and, where published, the illustrator.
Updated September 16, 2026 (release day). Image sources: the official Pokemon Card Game database and the official 30th anniversary site; card identities for 104–135 compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 list.
Mew ex and Mewtwo ex FUR lead the 30th CELEBRATION.
173 cards: the 103-card main set (30 Pikachu by 30 illustrators, 10 Pokemon ex, 3 Trainers), 32 secret rares (AR 104–123, SAR 124–133, FUR 134–135), 30 Classic Collection reprints and 8 Basic Energy.
Featured Official Photos
Mew exミュウex
Mew ex FUR by YOSHIROTTEN — one of the two Futuristic Rare cards that introduce the new tier in this set.
Mewtwo exミュウツーex
Mewtwo ex FUR by YOSHIROTTEN. The two FUR cards close the numbered list at 134 and 135.
Pikachu exピカチュウex
Pikachu ex SAR, the night version. Its daytime pair is 126/103; the regular Pikachu ex prints are 047 and 048.
Pikachuピカチュウ
Ken Sugimori’s Pikachu opens the 30-Pikachu subset (017–046) — one Pikachu in every pack.
Charizardリザードン
Charizard in the 30-card Classic Collection block (136–165), reprinted with the “C” mark.
Ho-Ohホウオウ
Ho-Oh from the 103-card main set, illustrated by Anesaki Dynamic.
Complete 卡牌列表 — all 173 cards
Image sources: the Pokemon Card Game official card database (pokemon-card.com) for the main set 001–103, the Classic Collection 136–165 and the eight Basic Energy, and the official 30th anniversary site (30th.pokemon-card.com) for the AR / SAR / FUR cards it has published. The AR / SAR / FUR block 104–135 is not yet in the official card database; its identities are compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 list, and the 20 cards without an official image (plus the three RGB Mew) are shown from release-day card scans (September 16, 2026) until an official image is published. Illustrators are given only where the official database publishes them (main set, Classic Collection, Energy). English names follow PokeBeach’s translations. Card images © Pokemon/Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK.
RGB Mew: three secret cards outside the numbering (reported)
Per PokeBeach (September 12, updated September 15, 2026), multiple fans pulled three secret-rare Mew cards — one red, one green, one blue, all illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN and numbered R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB rather than /103 — from 30th Celebration products that reached some retailers early; on September 15 the three appeared in an internal update to Pokémon TCG Live. They are not in the official card database, not in the compiled 165-card list and not in the Elite Trainer Box booklet, and PokeBeach expects them to stay officially unacknowledged for months. Their pull rate is unknown. Japanese copies were listed on SNKRDUNK on release day: lowest asks ¥868,000 (R/RGB, 9 listings), ¥580,000 (G/RGB, 7) and ¥600,000 (B/RGB, 4) on September 16, 2026 — asking prices, not sales. Images below are release-day scans.
How the 30th CELEBRATION list is built
Main set 001–103
73 regular cards plus the 30-card Pikachu subset. The ten Pokemon ex (RR) are Fuecoco ex 009, Greninja ex 015, Pikachu ex 047 and 048, Mewtwo ex 055, Mew ex 057, Sylveon ex 059, Gengar ex 076, Jirachi ex 081 and Salamence ex 088. Trainers are Ultra Ball 101, Poké Pad 102 and Switch 103. See the set guide and chase cards.
30 Pikachu, 30 illustrators (017–046)
Every pack holds one Pikachu from the subset, numbered 01/30 to 30/30 in the same order as 017–046 and opened by Ken Sugimori at 017. The full artist list is in All 30 Pikachu illustrator cards.
Secret rares 104–135 (+ the RGB Mew)
AR 104–123 (20), SAR 124–133 (10) and the two FUR cards 134 Mewtwo ex and 135 Mew ex by YOSHIROTTEN. There is no SR or MUR tier. Outside the numbering, PokeBeach reports three secret Mew cards — R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB, also by YOSHIROTTEN — pulled from early-opened products and revealed through a Pokémon TCG Live update on September 15; see the RGB block below. Guides: AR list, SAR list, FUR explained, how xxx/103 numbering works.
Classic Collection 136–165
30 reprints from past eras, from Pikachu 136 and Charizard 137 to Magikarp 165, each carrying a “C” mark beside the set code (not Standard-legal). Darkrai & Cresselia LEGEND takes two numbers, 151 and 152. Details in the reprints list.
30th CELEBRATION (M6a) Japanese Booster Box, Premium Deck Set and FUTURISTIC BOX
Japanese sealed product ships worldwide from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. The M6a booster box (20 packs), the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon and the FUTURISTIC BOX are listed as store pre-orders that ship after the September 16 release — see each product page for the current price, stock and dispatch date. Pre-orders cannot be cancelled or refunded in principle after purchase.
30th CELEBRATION chase cards
The cards collectors open the set for, with the lowest asking price each showed on SNKRDUNK on release day (September 16, 2026). These are live marketplace asks at that moment, not sold prices, and they move daily; the dated figure is kept as a release-day snapshot.
| 卡牌 | Number | Rarity | Release-day lowest ask (SNKRDUNK, Sept 16, 2026) | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mew ex (YOSHIROTTEN) | 135/103 | FUR | ¥22,222 | Mew ex FUR guide |
| Mewtwo ex (YOSHIROTTEN) | 134/103 | FUR | ¥17,999 | Mewtwo ex FUR guide |
| Pikachu ex (night) | 127/103 | SAR | ¥13,000 | Pikachu ex SAR guide |
| Pikachu ex (day) | 126/103 | SAR | ¥11,000 | Pikachu ex SAR guide |
| Charizard (Classic Collection) | 137/103 | Classic (C) | ¥11,500 | Charizard 137 guide |
| Mew ex | 129/103 | SAR | ¥9,300 | SAR list |
| Mewtwo ex | 128/103 | SAR | ¥5,987 | SAR list |
| Sylveon ex | 130/103 | SAR | ¥5,500 | Sylveon ex SAR guide |
| Gengar ex | 131/103 | SAR | ¥5,400 | SAR list |
| Pikachu (Ken Sugimori, 01/30) | 017/103 | Pikachu holo | ¥1,000 | Sugimori Pikachu guide |
Sealed product moved the same way into release: the lowest SNKRDUNK ask for a sealed M6a booster box went from ¥47,200 on September 1 to ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥17,500 on September 16, 2026 (MSRP ¥7,200). Pull rates have not been published by The Pokémon Company; see what is confirmed about 30th Celebration pull rates.
Promo cards around 30th CELEBRATION (not in the 165)
FUTURISTIC BOX promos 131/M-P and 132/M-P
The Pokémon Center Online FUTURISTIC BOX (¥27,500, designed by YOSHIROTTEN) holds two promo Pikachu ex with the FUR treatment, numbered 131/M-P and 132/M-P (M-P promo numbering, not part of the /103 run), plus dice, sleeves, playmat and display frame. Guide: Pikachu ex FUR promos 131 & 132.
Card Set promos M-P 101–127 (October 16, 2026)
Nine region sets (Kanto to Paldea), each with three foil starter promos and two M6a packs: Kanto 101–103, Johto 104–106, Hoenn 107–109, Sinnoh 110–112, Unova 113–115, Kalos 116–118, Alola 119–121, Galar 122–124, Paldea 125–127. Checklist: all 27 starter promos.
Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon (MF)
Two 60-card decks with full-art Espeon ex 043/040 and Umbreon ex 044/040, plus Victini 041/040 and Zeraora 042/040 illustration cards. Guides: deck set guide, Umbreon ex full art, Espeon ex full art.
Leaks vs release day: the scorecard
Confirmed: the compiled structure (103 + 32 secret rares + 30 Classic Collection + 8 Energy) held; the five never-pictured cards — Kommo-o AR 119, Ditto AR 121, Mewtwo ex SAR 128, Mew ex SAR 129, Gengar ex SAR 131 — surfaced at exactly the extrapolated numbers with release-day listings (SNKRDUNK, September 16, 2026); the two FUR cards are YOSHIROTTEN’s Mewtwo ex 134 and Mew ex 135; one Pikachu per pack. Confirmed: the “RGB Mew” — three secret Mew cards in red, green and blue, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN and numbered R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB outside the /103 run, were pulled from early-opened products and surfaced in a Pokémon TCG Live update on September 15, per PokeBeach (September 12, updated September 15, 2026); Japanese copies were listed on SNKRDUNK on release day (lowest asks ¥868,000 / ¥580,000 / ¥600,000 on September 16, 2026 — asking prices, not sales). They sit outside every official list and their pull rate is unknown. Overshot: pre-release forecasts of ¥105,000+ for Mew ex FUR met a lowest release-day ask of ¥22,222 (an asking price, not a sold price). Background: RGB Mew leak vs the official list.
Japanese M6a vs the English “30th Celebration” set
Both released on September 16, 2026, but the card lists differ. The English set has a 128-card main list with secret rares 129–158 per compiled checklists (Illustration Rare 129–146, Special Illustration Rare 147–156, FUR 157 Mewtwo ex and 158 Mew ex), a 30-card Classic Collection numbered separately from the 128, and 5 foil cards plus 1 foil Basic Energy per pack with one Pikachu guaranteed. The 30 Pikachu are 023–052 in English: add 22 to the Pikachu’s x/30 sub-number (Japanese 017 = English 023, Japanese 046 = English 052). Pikachu ex day/night are 053/054, Ho-Oh is 012 and Lugia is 121 in English. Several Japanese cards return as English promos (MEP 094–109). Full comparison: English vs Japanese card differences and Elite Trainer Box vs the Japanese box.
30th CELEBRATION card list FAQ
How many cards are in Pokemon 30th CELEBRATION (M6a)?
The compiled list runs to 165 numbered cards plus 8 Basic Energy cards, 173 in all: 103 main-set cards (001–103, including the 30-card Pikachu subset 017–046 and 10 Pokemon ex), 32 secret rares (AR 104–123, SAR 124–133, FUR 134–135) and the 30-card Classic Collection (136–165). PokeBeach’s headline figure for the set is 176. Every card in the set is foil.
When did 30th CELEBRATION release, and what does a pack contain?
The set released on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, in Japan and worldwide on the same day. A Japanese pack costs ¥360 and holds 6 foil cards, including one of the 30 Pikachu and one YOSHIROTTEN Basic Energy; a booster box holds 20 packs (¥7,200).
What is FUR (Futuristic Rare)?
FUR is the new top rarity introduced in 30th CELEBRATION. The set has two FUR cards, Mewtwo ex 134/103 and Mew ex 135/103, both designed by YOSHIROTTEN. The set has no SR or MUR tier.
Are all the secret rares confirmed?
All 32 numbered secret rares (104–135) have been seen. The official card database lists the main set 001–103, the Classic Collection 136–165 and the 8 Basic Energy; the AR/SAR/FUR block is compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s September 9 list, with the last five cards confirmed by release-day listings on September 16, 2026. The AR and SAR illustrators have not been published (the two FUR cards are by YOSHIROTTEN); cards without an official image are shown from release-day scans. On top of the numbered list, PokeBeach reports three unnumbered secret Mew cards — R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB, also by YOSHIROTTEN — pulled from early-opened products and revealed through a Pokémon TCG Live update on September 15; they are not in any official list and their pull rate is unknown.
Is the Classic Collection legal in Standard?
No. The 30 Classic Collection cards (136–165) are reprints of cards from past eras and carry a “C” mark beside the M6a set code; they are not Standard-legal.
What are the chase cards of 30th CELEBRATION?
The two FUR cards, Mew ex 135/103 and Mewtwo ex 134/103 by YOSHIROTTEN, lead the set, followed by the SAR block (124–133) — above all Pikachu ex day and night (126, 127), Mew ex (129) and Mewtwo ex (128) — and the Classic Collection Charizard 137/103. On release day (September 16, 2026) the lowest SNKRDUNK asks were ¥22,222 for Mew ex FUR and ¥17,999 for Mewtwo ex FUR; these are asks, not sold prices.
Is there an English version of this card list?
The English set “30th Celebration” released the same day with a different list: a 128-card main set, secret rares 129–158 (Illustration Rare, Special Illustration Rare and FUR 157/158) and a separately numbered 30-card Classic Collection. This page lists the Japanese M6a set; the English numbering rules and the promo mapping are summarised in the section above.
Where can I buy 30th CELEBRATION from Japan?
Samurai Sword Tokyo lists the Japanese M6a booster box, the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon and the FUTURISTIC BOX. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking; see each product page for the current price and dispatch date.
