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A 6,500-pack sample found SIRs at 1:20 and RGB cards at 1:3,200; strong pull rates have pushed Pikachu ex “Night” from $1,250 to about $120, with further declines expected.
Early openings show ex-or-better cards in over half of five-card packs, while Future Rare Mew and Mewtwo prices have fallen from roughly $1,000 to $150.
30th Celebration ETBs have sold above $300 against a $49.99 MSRP, while Red, Green and Blue RGB Mew sales reached roughly $5,000–$8,000 after release.
A 4,063-pack sample found one RGB Mew, with estimated odds ranging from 1-in-718 to 1-in-23,016; every pack’s fifth slot contained Pikachu.
The 199-card 30th Celebration set sold out online as shoppers queued for hours; Walmart offered a purchase drawing, while a Mew ex reportedly sold on eBay for $900.
The expansion went live September 15 with free Mew ex and unlockable Sylveon ex Battle Pass decks; its cards become tournament legal September 25, except the Classic Collection.
The 199-card 30th Celebration set sold out online as shoppers queued for hours; Walmart used a purchase drawing, while a Mew ex reportedly sold on eBay for $900.
The worldwide 199-card English release includes 33 secret rares, 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards and a 30-card Classic Collection; every card is foil.
The 199-card global release contains three ultra-secret RGB Mew variants; a Blue copy sold on eBay for $20,000 before collectors knew their pull rates.
The set launches worldwide September 16; an unverified RGB Mew sale is rumored at $20,000, while Mew ex Futuristic Rare has the highest confirmed price of the Mega Evolution era.
The TCG Live Battle Pass opens with a Mew ex deck built around Memory Helix, while a Sylveon ex deck unlocks halfway through and can reach 400 damage with eight Basic Energy types.
Mew ex leads prelaunch prices above $2,000 versus under $650 for Mewtwo ex; claimed Futuristic Rare odds are 1-in-100, with prices expected to fall after the Sept. 16 worldwide release.
Three YOSHIROTTEN-illustrated Mew secret rares are numbered out of “RGB” and honor Pokémon Red, Green, and Blue; the worldwide set releases September 16.
The set arrives September 16 with a Pikachu in every pack; its Mew ex and Mewtwo ex Futuristic Rares are ranked as the rarest pulls among 10 highlighted chase cards.
The 176-card Japanese set includes 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards, 32 secret rares and Futuristic Rare Mewtwo ex and Mew ex; all cards are foil, with release set for September 16.
TPC has confirmed 167 cards ahead of the September 16 release, including 30 Pikachu cards and two Futuristic Rares; one sold early for $1,400, while the rumored 1-in-20,000 RGB Mew remains unconfirmed.
The main set contains 103 cards in Japan versus 128 internationally, with region-exclusive starter-deck cards folded into the worldwide list ahead of release.
Futuristic Rare debuts worldwide September 16 on Mewtwo ex (157/128) and Mew ex (158/128), but the analysis argues character demand—not a short-lived rarity label—will determine long-term value.
Pokémon: Wild Card will center on an unnamed TCG player and Mimikyu, with CloverWorks animating the franchise’s 25th movie for a planned 2027-or-later theatrical release.
The 128-card set launches worldwide September 16 with every card in Holofoil; highlighted chases include Futuristic Rare Mewtwo ex 157/128 and Mew ex 158/128, plus paired Pikachu ex SIRs.