Dual Fusion’s Pikachu ex can hit for 60 damage with one Energy using Light Ball, while Mew ex accelerates Energy to power Mega Mewtwo X ex decks.
Futuristic Rare Mew ex fell from $3,200 to $62 and Mewtwo ex from $1,000 to $50 after release, leaving both over 95% below early estimates and cheaper than their SIR versions.
RGB Mew cards have a reported 0.05% pull rate in TCG Pocket’s First Partners packs, which contain one card and refresh weekly unless players spend Special Pack Hourglasses.
TCG Pocket’s First Partners packs contain one card and recharge weekly, with availability ending December 26, 2026—leaving players roughly nine free openings to chase three RGB Mew variants.
First Partners contains 30 digital cards, with one card available per weekly opening. Mew has a 0.05% pull rate, and its three variants cannot be traded.
TCG Pocket's First Partners Special Pack will include RGB Mew and 27 starter Pokémon promos on October 31, 2026. The digital Mew cards have 70 HP and altered attack costs.
Pocket's First Partners Special Pack arrives October 31 with three RGB Mew cards and 27 First Partner promos. The digital Mew cards have 10 more HP and altered damage compared with their physical versions.
Leaked Target plans point to a Nov. 27 drop of 30th Anniversary TCG products, with shipments starting Nov. 15. Listed prices exceed MSRP, and store participation may vary.
Each Mew or Mewtwo Figure Collection includes five 30th Celebration booster packs, a foil promo, an oversized card and a figure. Pre-orders are open now.
Both Figure Collections launch November 6, 2026, with five booster packs each. Amazon listings exceed TCGplayer market prices, and Mewtwo’s October delivery estimate conflicts with the release date.
The Winter Night Sky lineup includes over 400 items, with most priced around $40 or less. Qualifying holiday orders through December 25 receive a sticker sheet while supplies last.
YOSHIROTTEN designed Mewtwo and Mew as the only Futuristic Rares in 30th Celebration, with collectors estimating one appears about every 120 packs—roughly 1.5 times rarer than an SIR.
Futuristic Rare Mew ex fell from $3,200 to $62 and Mewtwo ex from $1,000 to $50 after release, leaving both over 95% below early estimates and cheaper than their SIR versions.
Each six-card, all-foil pack includes at least one of 30 special Pikachu cards, with the first wave released September 16 through special boxes and collections.
PSA 10 Southern Islands holos of Mew, Togepi and Marill sold for $840,000, $168,000 and $168,000, respectively; only 20 PSA 10 Mew copies exist worldwide.
At least two Mew SIR copies show inverse blood-red overlays, likely caused by red joining tape spanning two card rows; similar errors have appeared on Salamence, Pikachu and Meowth.
Mew ex copies attacks from Benched Pokémon, with Telepathic Energy, Unown and Lillie’s Clefairy ex identified as core tools for early-stage Mew-focused decks.
Mew ex can copy attacks from any Benched Pokémon, with Unown, Telepathic Energy and Lillie’s Clefairy ex highlighted as key tools for early deck builds.
Each five-card pack is fully holographic and includes one of 30 Pikachu designs; across 76 packs, the writer pulled two SARs and a scarce Futuristic Rare Mew.
Nine related Mew ex error cards reportedly sold for ¥20,000–¥150,000, while Blood Mew listings reached ¥3 million; no completed Blood Mew sale has been confirmed.
Mew ex and Mewtwo ex debut the YOSHIROTTEN-designed Futuristic Rare treatment, with estimated pull rates near 1 in 200 packs and current prices around $150 each.