Pokemon Japanese MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration Booster Packs, 25 Pack Lot
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This listing is a lot of 25 sealed Japanese booster packs of Pokemon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CELEBRATION, set M6a.
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Product details
- Category
- Pokemon
- Brand
- Pokemon
- Line
- MEGA
- Set
- 30th Celebration (M6a)
- Year
- 2026
- Format
- Booster Pack (Hobby)
- Packs per box
- 25
- Cards per pack
- 6
- Release date
- October 15, 2026
- Cards in set
- 165 numbered plus 8 Basic Energy
What is in the box
- Lot of 25 sealed Japanese Pokemon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CELEBRATION booster packs, set M6a
- 6 cards per pack, and every card is foil
- Lot totals: 150 foil cards, 25 special Pikachu cards, 25 Basic Energy
- 1 special 30th anniversary Pikachu card and 1 Basic Energy card in every pack, per The Pokemon Company
- Japanese language cards, pulled from sealed boxes in our shop
- Released September 16, 2026 as a simultaneous worldwide launch
- 165 numbered cards plus 8 Basic Energy, main set numbered out of 103
- 30 Pikachu cards at 017 to 046, each by a different illustrator
- New FUR (Futuristic Rare) rarity: Mewtwo ex 134 and Mew ex 135 by YOSHIROTTEN
- 20 Art Rares, 10 Special Art Rares and 30 classic reprints in a special finish
- Shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre
Shipping and pickup
Orders ship within 24 hours from Plains, PA, tracked. Local pickup at the shop is always welcome.
Other ways into 30th Celebration (M6a)
30th Celebration (M6a), explained
- Cards in set
- 165
- Packs per box
- 25
- Cards per pack
- 6
- Released
- Oct 15, 2026
Each pack holds 6 cards and every card is foil. The Pokemon Company states that the 6 cards in each pack include 1 special 30th anniversary Pikachu card and 1 Basic Energy card. Everything else is random. Lot totals: 150 foil cards, 25 Pikachu cards, 25 Basic Energy.
The cards are Japanese language. Pulled from sealed boxes in our shop.
About the set
30th Celebration is the Japanese Pokemon Card Game set for the game's 30th anniversary, released on September 16, 2026 as a simultaneous worldwide launch. The numbered card list runs 001 to 165 plus 8 Basic Energy, with the main set numbered out of 103. It holds 30 Pikachu cards at 017 to 046, each drawn by a different illustrator, and 10 Pokemon ex including Mew ex, Mewtwo ex, Greninja ex, Sylveon ex and Gengar ex.
The chase
Above the main set sit 20 Art Rares at 104 to 123, 10 Special Art Rares at 124 to 133, and 2 cards in the brand-new FUR (Futuristic Rare) rarity at 134 and 135, Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN. Cards 136 to 165 are 30 classic reprints in a special finish, from the 1996 Pikachu and Charizard to a 2023 Magikarp.
No pull rates are published for the Art Rares, Special Art Rares or FUR cards, so none is promised in this lot beyond the Pikachu and Basic Energy in every pack.
Japanese packs or English packs
This is the Japanese release, not the English set. An English 30th Celebration pack holds 5 foil cards, 1 foil Basic Energy and a Pokemon TCG Live code card, per The Pokemon Company International. Japanese cards carry Japanese text and are not legal in English-language Play! Pokemon events.
Factory sealed, shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre. Local pickup always welcome.
Cards worth the rip
Pulled at random, never guaranteed. Print runs and card numbers are from the manufacturer sell sheet and the set list.
- Mew ex, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN 135/103 FUR (Futuristic Rare)
- Mewtwo ex, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN 134/103 FUR (Futuristic Rare)
- Pikachu ex 126/103 SAR (Special Art Rare)
- Pikachu ex 127/103 SAR (Special Art Rare)
- Mewtwo ex 128/103 SAR (Special Art Rare)
- Mew ex 129/103 SAR (Special Art Rare)
- Gengar ex 131/103 SAR (Special Art Rare)
- Charizard, reprint of the 1996 first expansion card 137/103 Classic reprint, special finish
- Pikachu by Ken Sugimori 017/103 30th anniversary Pikachu, 1 of 30
You have questions. The family has answers.
Straight answers from people who open this stuff for a living. Message us on TikTok if yours is not here.
How many cards are in this lot?
25 sealed packs of 6 foil cards, 150 cards in all. The Pokemon Company states that each pack includes 1 special 30th anniversary Pikachu card and 1 Basic Energy card, so the lot holds 25 of each. Everything else is random.
Are these cards Japanese?
Yes. These are packs of the Japanese Pokemon Card Game release M6a, and every card is printed in Japanese. Japanese cards carry Japanese text and are not legal in English-language Play! Pokemon events.
Is an Art Rare or FUR card guaranteed in the lot?
No. No pull rates are published for the Art Rares, Special Art Rares or FUR cards, so none is promised in this lot beyond the Pikachu and Basic Energy in every pack. Which Pikachu lands in each pack is random too.
What is a FUR card?
FUR stands for Futuristic Rare, a new rarity in this set. There are two FUR cards, Mewtwo ex at 134 and Mew ex at 135, both illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
How big is the 30th Celebration M6a set?
The numbered card list runs 001 to 165 plus 8 Basic Energy. The main set is numbered out of 103 with 30 Pikachu cards at 017 to 046, then 20 Art Rares at 104 to 123, 10 Special Art Rares at 124 to 133, 2 FUR cards at 134 and 135, and 30 classic reprints at 136 to 165.
How is the Japanese pack different from the English 30th Celebration pack?
An English pack holds 5 foil cards, 1 foil Basic Energy and a Pokemon TCG Live code card, per The Pokemon Company International. A Japanese pack holds 6 foil cards, and that count already includes its Pikachu and its Basic Energy.
When did 30th Celebration release?
September 16, 2026, as a simultaneous worldwide launch.
Is this lot factory sealed?
Yes. Factory sealed, shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre. Local pickup always welcome.
Manufacturer sell sheet information, hit rates, and configurations are subject to change and are shown as a guide. Pulls are random and never guaranteed.






