The English 30th Celebration lineup brings a full run of foil black-star promos (set code MEP EN) packed into the Western collections — from the Tech Sticker pair to the legendary birds, the ex Box duo, the Figure Collection Mewtwo & Mew, the Ditto Premium Collection and two Futuristic-style Pikachu ex. Most launch 16 September 2026, with premium collections following 6 November 2026. These are separate from the main numbered set and the Futuristic rare gallery. Tap any card to open the full image.
Tech Sticker Collection


Poster Collection · legendary birds



Pokémon ex Box


Elite Trainer Box & Battle Decks



Figure Collection · Mew & Mewtwo




Ultra-Premium Collection · Pikachu ex


Ditto Premium Collection
Releasing 6 November 2026 alongside the Ultra-Premium Collection and Figure Collection.

Frequently asked questions
What promo cards come with 30th Celebration?
The English release brings a full run of MEP EN foil black-star promos — the Tech Sticker pair, the legendary birds (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres), Greninja ex & Sylveon ex from the Pokémon ex Box, Elite Trainer Box and Battle Deck exclusives, Figure Collection Mew & Mewtwo, a Ditto promo from the Ditto Premium Collection, and two Futuristic-style Pikachu ex from the Ultra-Premium Collection.
Are 30th Celebration promos numbered separately?
Yes. Promos use the MEP EN set code and their own numbering (currently #094–#109), separate from the main 128-card numbered set covered on the card gallery.
Which promos are Pikachu ex?
Two Ultra-Premium Collection promos — Pikachu ex Day (#107) and Pikachu ex Night (#109) — both carry the Futuristic-style opalescent treatment. For the true numbered Futuristic rare Pikachu ex pair, see the Futuristic Rare Gallery.



