Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration

30th Celebration marks three decades of Pokémon with the first ever simultaneous worldwide Pokémon TCG release. Every card in a booster pack is foil — right down to Basic Energy — and every pack contains one of 30 unique Pikachu illustrations. The set also debuts Futuristic rares, a brand-new rarity. Build and playtest Standard decks with the new cards, track your collection set by set, check live prices, and trade with other players — all free on TCGSwap.

30th Celebration chase cards

Mewtwo ex (Futuristic rare, art by YOSHIROTTEN) · Mew ex (Futuristic rare, art by YOSHIROTTEN) · 30 collectable Pikachu illustrations · Greninja ex & Sylveon ex · Charizard (Base Set reprint)

Set details

English release: 16 September 2026 · Launch: First simultaneous worldwide release · Set size: 160+ cards — every one of them foil · New rarity: Futuristic rares, debuting with Mewtwo & Mew

When does Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration release?

30th Celebration releases on 16 September 2026. It is the first Pokémon TCG expansion to launch simultaneously worldwide, so every region gets it on the same day.

Is every card in 30th Celebration foil?

Yes. Every card in a 30th Celebration booster pack has a foil treatment, including the Basic Energy cards — a first for a main Pokémon TCG expansion.

How do the 30 Pikachu cards work?

Every booster pack contains one Pikachu card, drawn from 30 unique illustrations by different artists including OKACHEKE, Yuu Nishida and Atsuko Nishida. Collecting all 30 is the set's headline chase.

What are Futuristic rares?

Futuristic rares are a new rarity debuting in 30th Celebration, with a distinct visual style. The first two are Mewtwo and Mew, illustrated by Japanese artist YOSHIROTTEN.

Can I build a 30th Celebration deck and track the cards on TCGSwap?

Yes. As soon as the set lands you can build and playtest Standard decks, mark cards HAVE or WANT, see live prices, and trade with other players — free, no app needed. Note that the Charizard and Pikachu & Zekrom-GX reprints are collector cards and are not Standard legal.