Complete Pokémon 30th Celebration Set List
Happy 30th birthday, Pokémon! To celebrate 30 wonderful years of the franchise and the upcoming Pokémon 30th Celebration set releasing on September 16, 2026, we’re going to be doing a live card count-up from the set. Every new card announced for the set will be added to the card list below; regardless of language it is released in! Because this is the first Pokémon TCG set EVER to get a worldwide release, it’s extra special that we look at each and every card revealed as we – as a global Pokémon TCG fanbase – wait for the big drop come the end of the year.
Pokémon 30th Celebration set details
“The Pokémon TCG is celebrating 30 years of rich history, and the game is still pushing toward the future with brand-new artwork and experiences. In the 30th Celebration expansion, Futuristic rare cards featuring evocative new visuals will debut as the latest addition to the Pokémon TCG. These initial cards feature Mewtwo and Mew illustrated by none other than famed Japanese artist YOSHIROTTEN!”
Release date: September 16, 2026
More than 150 cards
30 “Classic” reprints
30 unique foil Pikachu cards (one in every pack)
5 card booster packs (all foil cards)
Includes additional brand new cards
Brand new “Futuristic” rarity
Complete Pokemon 30th Celebration Main Set List
Below you will find each and every card revealed as part of the Pokémon 30th Celebration set. Because this is a worldwide release, each of these cards should be included in the international set without cut cards (as we sometimes get between Japanese and English sets).
Cards that are not yet officially revealed in English will have their text translations shared with the card.
Update September 10, 2026
The entire 30th Celebration main set list has been officially revealed in English.
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Futuristic Energies
In an interview with the artist behind the Futuristic Rare Mew and Mewtwo, YOSHIROTTEN, the Futuristic Rare style Energy cards for 30th Celebration were revealed. These energy cards will be foil and have the futuristic-variant Pokémon 30th Celebration logo on them.
Pokemon 30th Celebration Secret Rare card list
Most of the secret rare cards from Pokémon’s 30th Celebration set have now been reavealed. Below, you’ll see the Illustration Rare, Special Illustration Rare, and even the new Futuristic Rare cards you can pull from booster packs. These are featuring completely new Pokémon cards never before seen in the Pokémon TCG. And, of course, their beauty and imaginative composition are worthy of a set as massively hyped as this.
30th Celebration Futuristic Rares
The Futuristic Rarity is a new and likely exclusive rarity to the Pokémon 30th Celebration set. While they’ve received mixed reviews online, their combination of exclusivity, low pull rates, unique status, and iconic Pokémon will likely make these the most valuable 30th Celebration Pokémon cards of them all.
RGB Mew
In addition to the above gallery of Secret Rare cards, 30th Celebration contains three hidden rarity cards. These three hidden rarity cards are different versions of Mew. Called “RGB Mew” for its Red, Green, and Blue variants, this Mew pays homage to the original Pokémon Video Games that had the code for Mew included as a Pokémon, despite being unable to actually find the Pokémon in game.
The actual rarity/pull rates of this Mew are still unknown. Given its secretive nature, however, it is likely the hardest to pull rarity from the entire set.
Classic Collection card list
While several reprints that should be included in the Classic Collection have already been revealed, the rest have also been spoiled via a video shared on the Japanese website promoting the set.
Based on the officially revealed reprints (such as the Charizard and the Pikachu & Zekrom GX) it does not appear that the 30 cards included in the classic collection (all reprints) count towards the 128 number in the main set. Instead, these will likely make up separate “Classic Collection” set within the set, much like what we got in the Pokémon Celebrations set for Pokémon’s 25th birthday.
Update September 10, 2026
The entire 30th Celebration Classic Collection has been officially revealed in English. It features 30 reprints of “classic” cards from various eras throughout the Pokémon TCG history. These cards can be pulled from 30th Celebration booster packs but do not contain a typical set number. You can think of them like a bonus set to collect within a set.
Pokémon 30th Celebration Promo Cards
Often, promo cards are added to a set without being massive pulls themselves. However, given how gorgeous these promo cards are, they could end up rivaling the arguably rarer chase cards from the booster packs. While the products that they’ll be made available in have yet to be officially revealed, whatever they are you can expect them to be insanely hot.
Mewtwo 30th Celebration store promo
Less than a week before the official 30th Celebration launch date, Pokémon revealed this set’s store promo: Mewtwo. This Mewtwo bears the “What’s Your Favorite?” stamp that we’ve seen on previous store promos. It will be available on October 2, 2026 to those who make a $15 Pokémon TCG purchase at select stores (while supplies last).
Pokémon 30th Celebration Products
The entire product lineup for Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration has been revealed. See all of the products available for preorder, their current market price, as well as when they will be releasing below.
Releasing September 16, 2026

The 30th Celebration ETB will be one of the hottest products from the set. It has 9 30th Celebration booster packs, a Nidorina Illustration Art style promo, sleeves, energy, dice, coin, players guide and a sturdy box to store everything in. Easily the top product overall from the set for the widest variety of collectors and players.
Pokémon TCG fans on a budget can enjoy this 3-pack Tech Sticker Collection for under $40 via TCGPlayer. It’s easy to obtain, and pretty affordable. Plus it comes with some fun stickers and a unique promo.
Also available at a relatively affordable price, the 2-Pack Blister may have one less pack than the Tech Sticker Collection, but it’s got something that the latter lacks: an Eevee promo. Unique foil promo cards like this can sometimes be worth some decent money, adding intrinsic value to the Blister.
Want the Eevee promo at a more affordable price point? The Knock Out Collection featuring Eevee has the same foil card but is available at a lower price point. Maybe people just don’t know what a Knock Out Collection is? You still get the two promo packs and the Eevee, just not the same Eevee coin.
Poster Collections are always a fun buy, and I have several of these posters myself. They make a great fit for your office wall, child’s bedroom, while also coming with three booster packs, and three exciting promo cards. This time, the promos are of the Legendary Birds.
Each 30th Celebration Sylveon/Greninja ex box will contain four packs of Pokémon 30th Celebration, and two promos: one standard size promo and one jumbo of Sylveon ex and Greninja ex.
Releasing October 2, 2026
Outside of the Elite Trainer Box, the Booster Bundle is your best bet to get the maximum number of 30th Celebration packs in a single go. Because Pokémon 30th is a special set rather than a “main” expansion, it doesn’t come with Booster Boxes. This makes the Booster Bundle particularly attractive to collectors and investors who can get far more bang for their buck than they otherwise would picking up loose pack
Not only do these tins feature intriguing illustrations with some of our favorite Pokémon (celebrating the “day and night” theme that’s core to the set), they also include two 30th Celebration packs inside them, a sticker sheet, and an art card (not an art Pokémon card but rather an art insert that acts as a little bonus).
Releasing October 30, 2026
Also fitting the set’s day and night theme, we have these two battle decks releasing at the end of October, 2026. These themed decks are Level 2 “Battle Decks,” meaning they are more likely intended for casual play rather than being Pokémon League ready decks. That being said, they’ll still likely be highly desirable thanks to their iconic Eeveelution cards and the addition of two mythical Pokémon promos – that are admittedly quite gorgeous – featuring Zeraora and Victini.
Releasing November 6, 2026
Ditto is getting its own Premium Collection! This box includes an impressive eight 30th Celebration Booster packs, putting it almost in the same league as the ETB in terms of delivered value. Meanwhile, the Ditto Illustration Rare style promo is quite unique. As is the acrylic stand the box set comes with featuring some of Pokémon’s most recognizable characters.
Now getting to the really meaty 30th Celebration products: the Ultra-Premium Day and Night Collection boxes. These are going to be absolutely massive products, celebrating the two Eeveelutions that evolve at distinct points of the day: Espeon during the day, Umbreon during the night. As gorgeous as these two promos are, the boxes will also be including the also previously revealed Pikachu ex Futuristic Rare cards.
But these Ultra-Premium Collection boxes aren’t just about the stellar promos: several hidden goodies are also hiding inside, including a playmat, card sleeves, deck box, and other accessories.
Last but not least is the special Mew & Mewtwo Figure Collection. While not nearly the blockbuster product that the Ultra-Premium Collection undeniably is, these should still be a hit amongst collectors, especially those who enjoy the gimmick of collecting a few Mew/Mewtwo promos alongside their figurines.
Releasing December 4, 2026 (due to delays)
As if getting an exclusive 30th Anniversary binder weren’t enough, in the Binder Collection you’ll get a whopping five 30th Celebration Booster Packs to start building out your collection.
Stay tuned for more Pokémon 30th Celebration news and updates: make sure to check back on this article often, bookmark it and stay in-the-know about the latest Pokémon TCG spoilers as they are revealed.

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