Pokemon Has Revealed Almost Every Card From Its 30th Celebration TCG Set

Almost Every Pokemon 30th Celebration Card Revealed And There's Still No Sign Of RGB Mew Published Sep 9, 2026, 8:53 AM EDT Josh Coulson is an editor at TheGamer covering breaking news on everything from colorful platformers to the latest Lego sets. Primarily a news writer since 2018, Josh has covered just about every major game from the past decade. Now an editor, their focus has shifted to being the leading affiliate expert at the site, building relationships between TheGamer and global brands including Mattel, Funko, and The Pokemon Company. Sign in to your TheGamer account The Pokemon TCG’s 30th Celebration expansion releases in a week from today, on September 16. In anticipation of the occasion, almost every card from the set has been officially revealed. That has left some collectors sweating, as with only a few gaps left to fill, there’s still no sign of the elusive RGB Mew. More 30th Celebration Cards Have Been Revealed The Pokemon Company The Pokemon Company has updated the card list on the 30th Celebration expansion website. 167 of the cards you’ll be able to find in the set's boxes and booster packs have now been revealed. That includes all of the Pikachu cards - there are 30 of them - some never-before-seen illustration rares, and the Mew and Mewtwo cards that are somehow already demanding high price tags even though the expansion hasn’t been released. What isn’t among the 167 cards revealed so far is the RGB Mew card, and now that we’ve been shown almost everything the set has to offer, more collectors are starting to believe the card isn’t real. An argument over whether the leaked card is the real deal or not has been raging on for months, and now that it still hasn’t been officially revealed with only a week left to go, more people than ever are convinced this has all been one big hoax. The RGB Mew Mystery Via gamesradar.com It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly where rumors that there’s an extremely rare RGB Mew card in the upcoming set began. This is more than just a playground rumor based on hearsay. There are pictures in the wild, streamers claiming to have been sent cards early have shared videos of it being pulled from packs, and even claims that copies of the card have been sold. The card in question is a holographic blue and green Mew card that’s claimed to be so rare that it will only show up in one of every 20,000 30th Celebration booster packs. The RGB label it has been given is a new rarity, which means that, if it’s real, the upcoming celebratory set will introduce two new rarities to the TCG. The Pokemon Company The new Futuristic Rare cards are confirmed to be real. They feature Mew and Mewtwo, and both are among the 167 cards officially confirmed to be a part of the set so far. One of them has even been sold and fetched $1,400. It’s unclear if they will be that sought after in the long run, or if that was just an over excited collector who wanted to brag about being one of the few people to have one before the set was released. There is still a chance the RGB Mew card is real. Even though some accounts have claimed Pokemon has now revealed the full set, that’s not the case. A closer look at the cards’ collection numbers shows there are still gaps that need to be filled. It also stands to reason that the Mew RGB would be the final card in the set, which means even if every number was accounted for, there’s still the possibility it gets tacked onto the end in a spot we didn’t even know existed. If it is real, and you’re unfamiliar with the Pokemon TCG’s pull rates, let me quickly spotlight just how unlikely it is that you’ll find a Mew RGB in a 30th Celebration booster pack. Right now, the rarest card type you can find in a booster is a Mega Hyper Rare, with odds of roughly one in every 1,786 packs. If the Mew card is real and as rare as people claim, it will be 11 times rarer than the rarest card type currently available. Franchise Pokemon Original Release Date October 20, 1996 Player Count 2 Age Recommendation 6+ Length per Game Variable Franchise Name Pokemon