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Mini Snapshot Surprise Missions will let players befriend Mew and encounter Psychic-type helpers before Mewtwo makes its Pokémon Sleep debut.

An alleged Millennium Print Group insider says red, blue and green RGB Mew cards appear once per 20,000 packs, versus roughly once per 1,260 packs for Mega Hyper Rares.

Artist Yoshirotten drew on his metallic Future Nature exhibition for the chromatic Future Rare style; the worldwide 30th Celebration set launches Sept. 16.

30th Celebration launches September 16 with YOSHIROTTEN’s Futuristic rares; PokémonXP visitors can receive a random foil Basic Energy card August 28–30 while supplies last.

A Futuristic Rare Mew ex drew 24 bids and sold for $1,400 on eBay ahead of the set’s release; the article expects its value to fall once plentiful stock reaches collectors.

Mainland China’s 1,510-copy Mew ex SV-P 003 leads the ranking after a ¥5.35 million PSA 10 sale, while scarce Taiwan and Hong Kong Pikachu promos reached ¥609,000.

Mew will receive a separate befriending opportunity before Mewtwo arrives in Pokémon Sleep in September, helping players add it to their roster first.

A leaked green-and-blue Mew RGB rare, allegedly pulled from early product, has drawn doubts over missing stamps and print quality ahead of the set’s September release.

A reportedly leaked RGB rare features an embossed green Mew on a dark blue background, dividing collectors ahead of the 30th Celebration set’s September release.

The textured blue Mew bears a “B/RGB” mark and YOSHIROTTEN artwork, but it lacks the set’s anniversary stamp, is absent from the leaked checklist and remains unverified.

The alleged B/RGB Mew lacks an anniversary stamp and collector number, while unusual foil texture and its absence from a leaked set list have fueled doubts about its authenticity.

Pokémon Center’s DNA-themed line offers five items sold separately, including a 360-card zip binder, 65 sleeves, a playmat, and two magnetic-closure deck boxes.

The leaked 130-plus-card set reportedly includes 30 artist-unique Pikachu cards, while ETB preorders have reached $239—378% above the $49.99 MSRP.

An unverified Sleepy Mew illustration rare is circulating ahead of the set’s September 15 worldwide launch, while Bubble Mew PSA 10 copies reportedly approach $4,000.

Leaked ETB booklet scans point to a September 16 set featuring Mewtwo, Mew and Pikachu ex cards alongside reprints of Shining Celebi, Aquapolis Lugia and Dark Tyranitar.

Mewtwo-and-Mew accessories featuring a dividing-DNA design are available from Pokémon Center, with sleeves at $7.99 and binders or double deck boxes at $39.99.

Pokémon Center is launching Mewtwo and Mew deck boxes, sleeves, a binder, and a playmat, while previewing a new Mewtwo Futuristic rare from the 30th Celebration expansion.

The Pokémon Center launched the accessory line after previewing it at June’s North American International Championships in New Orleans.