Pokemon Card Game 30th Anniversary Pack '30th Celebration' Reveals New FUR Rarity
The 30th CELEBRATION pack marks the first new card rarity in the Pokemon TCG in years and packages a broad retrospective of the game's history into a single product.
Key Facts
- The 30th CELEBRATION pack introduces a new rarity called FUR (Futuristic Rare), with Mew ex and Mewtwo ex as the first two cards shown.
- The pack includes 30 holographic Pikachu cards, each illustrated by a different artist.
- It reprints 30 historic cards in special foil, including Charizard from the first expansion and Pikachu & Zekrom-GX from Tag Bolt.
- The pack launches worldwide on September 16, 2026, at 360 yen per pack with six holographic cards inside.
- The reprints cannot be used in current Standard Regulation play.
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The Pokemon Company announced details for the 30th anniversary expansion pack '30th CELEBRATION' at the Pokemon Japan Championships 2026. The pack introduces a new rarity called FUR (Futuristic Rare), includes 30 different holographic Pikachu cards by 30 artists, and reprints 30 historic cards in special specifications. It launches worldwide on September 16, 2026, at 360 yen per pack.
The Pokemon Company detailed the 30th anniversary expansion pack '30th CELEBRATION' during Day 2 of the Pokemon Japan Championships 2026 Card Game Division. The pack introduces a new rarity tier called FUR (Futuristic Rare), which uses colorful futuristic visuals. Two FUR cards have been shown so far: Mew ex and Mewtwo ex. Standard RR versions of those same Pokemon also appear.
Each pack guarantees one of 30 holographic Pikachu cards illustrated by 30 different artists, plus one special-design Basic Energy card. The set also reprints 30 cards from the game's history in special foil-Charizard from the first expansion and Pikachu & Zekrom-GX from Tag Bolt have been confirmed. Those reprints cannot be used in current Standard Regulation play. The pack launches September 16, 2026, worldwide at 360 yen per pack, with six holographic cards inside.
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