RGB Mew and the Entire 30th Celebration English Card List Officially Revealed
The entire set list for Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration has been revealed, including the long anticipated and heavily rumored hidden rarity card: RGB Mew.
I first reported on the potential inclusion of RGB Mew way back in June when the first RGB Mew was pulled via a Whatnot stream.
The widely shared video of this hidden chase card was shared everywhere, sparking widespread debates on whether the card was real or fake.
Finally, today we have our answer: RGB Mew has been added to the official English card list for Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration, along with the last revealed secret rare cards: Special Illustration Rare Mew, Gengar ex, and Mewtwo ex as well as an Illustration Rare Kommo-o.
With the reveal of the final, missing 30th Celebration Secret Rare cards, the entire English set list has now been revealed.
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As exciting as getting official confirmation of the hidden RGB Mew is, it also points out another glaring fact: theft absolutely sucks. Had not so many 30th Celebration products been stolen or obtained earlier than allowed, this Mew RGB leak wouldn’t have been made possible.
Perhaps in anticipating potential thefts, RGB Mew was left out of official marketing materials like the 30th Celebration ETB collection guide. It was supposed to be a well-kept secret for fans to discover, much like how the original Mew was hidden in the first Pokémon video game’s code.
What should have been Pokémon’s ultimate Easter Egg turned into a brutal controversy heading into the official release.
Yet, for many who perhaps were oblivious to the leaks, finding Mew can still be a pleasant surprise – while its inclusion will undoubtedly drive even further excitement for the already unparalleled hype we’ve seen for Pokémon’s 30th Celebration set.
