What products are available for 30th Celebration?

The launch lineup includes an all-foil Booster Box (20 packs), Booster Packs (6 cards, ¥360), the Premium Deck Set: Espeon & Umbreon, and the premium 30th Celebration Futuristic Box, all on 16 September 2026, with nine themed Card Sets following on 16 October.

What is the 30th Celebration Futuristic Box?

A premium product (¥27,500 / ~$171) containing two exclusive Pikachu ex Futuristic-rare promos — a day and night variant — plus premium TCG accessories.

How much is a 30th Celebration booster pack?

Each pack is ¥360 for 6 all-foil cards — up from the usual ¥200 five-card pack — with one guaranteed Pikachu from a pool of 30.

30th Celebration Products: Packs, Boxes & Card Sets

Two products launch on day one with worldwide simultaneous distribution on 16 September 2026, joined by the premium Futuristic Box. A second wave follows in October. Here's everything launching, and what each is best for.

Launch lineup

Sept 16📦

Booster Box

20 booster packs • 6 cards each • all foil

¥7,200 RRP. A 20-pack box — smaller than the standard 30-pack format. Every slot has stopping power, and each pack holds one of 30 Pikachu.

Sept 16

Booster Pack

6 cards • all foil • 1 guaranteed Pikachu

¥360 RRP, up from the usual ¥200, reflecting the all-foil anniversary structure.

Sept 16

Premium Deck Set: Espeon & Umbreon

2× 60-card decks • coins • playmat • tin double deck case

¥6,200 RRP. Ready to play out of the box. Full contents & decklists ↓

Sept 16

30th Celebration Futuristic Box

2 Pikachu ex promos • 64 deck shields • half playmat • display frame • metal dice & markers

¥27,500 RRP. Every accessory YOSHIROTTEN-designed. Pokémon Center Online exclusive at launch. Full contents ↓

Oct 16

30th Celebration Card Sets

9 sets • one per generation • all 27 starters

¥1,200 each. One per generation — three holo starter promos, two boosters and a paper card stand. Full details ↓

Inside the Futuristic Box

A YOSHIROTTEN-designed battle supply set built around the two exclusive Pikachu ex Futuristic rare promos. Every accessory carries the same visual language as the cards — designed as a collector display piece as much as a play kit. Pokémon Center Online exclusive at launch; ¥27,500 (tax included).

Cards

Pikachu ex (day variant) — Futuristic rare promo, illus. YOSHIROTTEN
Pikachu ex (night variant) — Futuristic rare promo, illus. YOSHIROTTEN

Accessories

64 special deck shields
Flip deck case
Special rubber half playmat
Flip playmat case
Flip damage counter case
Special display frame
12 metal damage counter dice
2 Pokémon coins
Metal poison marker & burn marker (1 each)

Pokémon Center Online exclusive at launch — may reach Pokémon Centers and stores at a later date. Expect demand to significantly outpace supply; treat this like a lottery product and register early.

The two promo Pikachu ex are unique to this box — they will not appear in regular booster packs. The Futuristic rare Mew ex and Mewtwo ex do appear in standard packs.

30th Celebration Futuristic Box — contents laid out

Inside the Premium Deck Set: Espeon & Umbreon

Two ready-to-play 60-card pre-constructed decks built around Espeon ex and Umbreon ex, with everything needed to start battling immediately. ¥6,200 (tax included), 16 September 2026.

Both decks include some reprints from previous series. Card names below are translated from the Japanese product page — English names may differ at EN release.

What's in the box

Espeon ex pre-constructed deck — 60 cards
Umbreon ex pre-constructed deck — 60 cards
Espeon & Umbreon Pokémon coins (1 each)
2 sheets of damage counter markers
Paper full playmat — 30th anniversary design
Tin slide-type double deck case (holds both decks)
First-time guide & Player's Guide

Decklists

Espeon ex deck

Card	#
Pokémon — 21
Tropius	1
Cherubi	2
Cherrim	2
Vulpix	2
Ninetales	2
Victini	1
Victini (Full Art)	1
Mew	1
Marill	2
Azumarill	1
Espeon ex	1
Espeon ex (Full Art)	1
Snubbull	1
Kangaskhan	1
Eevee	2
Trainers — 21
Potion	1
Hyper Ball	2
Pal Pad	2
Switch	2
Pokémon Catcher	2
Iris	2
Waitress	1
Guy	4
Iono	1
Brock's Scouting	1
Lillie's Full Force	3
Energy — 18
Grass Energy	5
Fire Energy	5
Psychic Energy	8

Umbreon ex deck

Card	#
Pokémon — 21
Zeraora	1
Zeraora (Full Art)	1
Elekid	2
Electabuzz	2
Mewtwo	1
Cresselia	1
Umbreon ex	1
Umbreon ex (Full Art)	1
Murkrow	1
Zorua	2
Zoroark	1
Deino	2
Zweilous	1
Hydreigon	1
Eevee	2
Minior	1
Trainers — 21
Crushing Hammer	1
Hyper Ball	2
Pal Pad	2
Switch	2
Pokémon Catcher	2
Iris	2
Waitress	1
Guy	4
Iono	1
Boss's Orders	1
Lillie's Full Force	3
Energy — 18
Lightning Energy	5
Psychic Energy	5
Darkness Energy	8

Pack & box format

30th Celebration breaks from the standard Japanese booster on three counts — every card is foil, packs hold 6 cards (one more than usual) at ¥360, and boxes are 20 packs (¥7,200). One of the six is always a Pikachu, drawn from a pool of 30 — completing that sub-set alone needs at least 30 packs, so every box is a partial Pikachu hunt.

October wave: 30th Celebration Card Sets

A second wave lands 16 October 2026: nine themed 30th Celebration Card Sets, one per generation. Each covers a region's three starters as holo promos, bundled with two boosters and a paper card stand. ¥1,200 per set.

Oct 16