Mew ex FUR [135/103]

Featured as the first-ever “FUR” (Futuristic Rare) in Pokémon TCG history, this card is characterized by its vivid artwork created by graphic artist YOSHIROTTEN. It is highly sought after by players due to its powerful Ability, “Memory Spiral,” which allows it to use all the attacks of your Benched Pokémon. As a special rarity of a popular Pokémon, it is currently trading at a market price of around 20,000 JPY.

Mewtwo ex FUR [134/103]

Mewtwo ex, a Legendary Pokémon appearing since “Pokémon Red and Green,” boasts immense popularity in the Pokémon TCG over the years, owing to its overwhelming presence and recognition. Making its debut as a “FUR” with striking visuals for the momentous 30th Anniversary, it has become a highly coveted card for fans and collectors of all ages. Its future market trends are definitely worth keeping an eye on.

Charizard [M6a 137/103]

The Charizard originally included in the 1996 “Base Set” is making its return with special specifications to commemorate the 30th Anniversary.

The previous Charizard reprint from the “Promo Card Pack 25th ANNIVERSARY edition” is currently trading at prices exceeding 100,000 JPY. As the iconic symbol of the original trading card game, it commands immense attention from fans and collectors alike. Because of this, a significant drop in its market price is highly unlikely.

Pikachu ex SAR – Night Ver. [127/103]

Contrasting with the other “Pikachu ex SAR” featured in the same set, this card depicts a stunning nighttime scene. Set against a backdrop of spectacular fireworks lighting up the sky, a star-studded lineup of fan-favorite Pokémon—including Pikachu, Eevee, Umbreon, and Gengar—comes together.

Driven by the immense popularity of Pikachu itself, which also graces the main set packaging, as well as artwork overflowing with the special celebratory feel of the 30th Anniversary, this card is currently trading at market prices exceeding 10,000 JPY.

Pikachu ex SAR – Day Ver. [126/103]

Featuring Pikachu—the iconic face of Pokémon—as its central focus, a new “SAR” (Special Art Rare) with festive artwork has arrived. Depicted in a full-art illustration, a parade of Pokémon joyfully marches under a blue sky amid fluttering confetti, vividly commemorating the monumental 30th Anniversary milestone.

Recently, Pikachu-related cards have seen an overall upward price trend, with “Pikachu ex SAR” prints currently trading at around 180,000 JPY. Driven by its gorgeous artwork and the inherent rarity of the SAR tier itself, this card is garnering immense attention from fans and collectors alike.

Mew ex SAR [M6a 129/103]

Ever since its debut as a Mythical Pokémon in “Pokémon Red and Green,” Mew has captivated fans around the world for 30 years.

Highly praised by fans, the beautiful artwork depicts Mew looking as if it has just woken up, bathed in a beam of mystical light. As a stunning card featuring what can be considered the flagship Pokémon of this set, it sees exceptionally high demand from collectors.

Gengar ex SAR [M6a 131/103]

Boasting immense popularity both in Japan and overseas, Gengar is featured on numerous high-value cards, including “Gengar R Master Ball Reverse Holo” and “Gengar VMAX.”

This card’s artwork cutely depicts Gengar’s signature mischievous grin—the very essence of its charm. With a level of character popularity that rivals the likes of Pikachu and Mew, it is traded at premium prices.

Magikarp [M6a 165/103]

The “Magikarp AR” originally featured in “Triplet Beat” makes its return in a special 30th Anniversary edition, framed with a gold border.

Illustrated by Shinji Kanda—an artist who commands a massive fan base thanks to his intricate detail and unique world-building—the original “Magikarp AR” currently trades at over 20,000 JPY due to its sheer popularity. Coupled with the special 30th Anniversary treatment, this version is commanding market prices exceeding 7,000 JPY.

Gengar [M6a 150/103]

“Lost Link” is a monumental set that first introduced the “Lost Zone” mechanic. Gengar was included as one of the featured “Pokémon Prime” cards from that set.

As a reprint of a card that has enjoyed massive popularity since its original release and continues to command high prices today, it is currently trading at a market price of around 7,000 JPY. This is definitely a card to keep an eye on for future price fluctuations.

Cresselia & Darkrai LEGEND 2 Piece Set [M6a 151-152/103]

Reprinted from the “Lost Link” expansion pack. Pokémon LEGEND cards feature a unique mechanic where both top and bottom halves must be combined to be played onto the field as a single card.

In addition to LEGEND cards being produced for only a brief period, demand was heavily concentrated on the popular pairing of Darkrai and Cresselia. Coupled with original copies becoming increasingly difficult to acquire, its return with special 30th Anniversary specifications has caused its market price to surge.

Mewtwo ex SAR [M6a 128/103]

Set against a mural-like background, the imposing figure of Mewtwo is rendered with striking three-dimensional depth, featuring a magnificent illustration truly fitting for the 30th Anniversary celebration.

While its current market value sits at around 6,000 JPY, cards like the “Rocket’s Mewtwo ex SAR” released in 2025 are currently trading for over 80,000 JPY, drawing significant attention to how this card’s price will fluctuate in the future.

Sylveon ex SAR [M6a 130/103]

Adorned with festive decorations like colorful flowers, balloons, and ribbons, this card features a captivating illustration overflowing with a celebratory anniversary feel. The artwork brings out the full charm of Sylveon—one of the most wildly popular Pokémon—drawing the eyes of fans and collectors alike and driving its market price upward.

Jirachi ex SAR [M6a 132/103]

Jirachi is a Mythical Pokémon said to awaken for only seven days once every thousand years. Its adorable appearance, reminiscent of shooting stars and Tanabata paper strips, coupled with its memorable role in the movie Pokémon: Jirachi – Wish Maker, makes it an enduring fan favorite.

Marking the first special-art card for Jirachi in nearly a decade since “Jirachi P,” fan demand has been intense. Combined with breathtaking artwork by popular illustrator Akira Egawa, the card is commanding high prices on the secondary market.

Pikachu [M6a 136/103]

The Pikachu originally included in the “Base Set” makes its return as a reprinted card.

Widely recognized as “The Original Pikachu,” it has appeared in the Pokémon TCG in various forms over the years. Included this time with special 30th Anniversary specifications, it is drawing strong demand from a broad audience—extending well beyond traditional fans and collectors.

Cal Celebi [M6a 141/103]

A reprint from the iconic “Shining” series featuring the Mythical Pokémon Celebi in its Shiny form, this card boasts artwork where Celebi’s charming expression stands out against a sparkling background.

Due to intense collector demand, vintage “Shining” cards with original Japanese backs have historically commanded high prices across the board. With this once hard-to-find card returning in a special 30th Anniversary treatment, it is garnering significant attention from fans and collectors, currently trading at around 3,000 JPY.

Greninja ex SAR [M6a 125/103]

A dynamic “SAR” depicting the Pokémon as if engaged in a fiery dance battle has arrived. Eevee, Illumise, and Lucario appear as spectators in the crowd, while Pikachu-shaped fireworks burst across the night sky.

Greninja boasts a solid track record of high-value hits, including “Mega Greninja ex SAR” and “Greninja ex SAR.” Driven by the exceptionally high demand for the character itself, this card is garnering immense popularity among fans and collectors alike.