Japanese release scheduled for September 16, 2026
Pokemon 30th Celebration Card List & Printable Checklist
Build your 30th Celebration binder with separate checklists for 60 English cards and 77 Japanese M6a cards. Match the card images, save your checkmarks, and print a copy without the images.
No account needed. Both checklists cover pictured cards so far. Choose your language to keep card numbers and saved progress separate.
- Japanese release
- September 16, 2026
- Pikachu gallery
- 24 official images
- Japanese checklist
- 77 pictured cards
- Last updated
- September 5, 2026
Free collector checklists · English & Japanese
30th Celebration printable checklists
Match the artwork, save your checkmarks, and print a copy for your binder.
Checklist updated · Expansion releases September 16, 2026.
English checklist
30th Celebration · 60 pictured cards
This is a partial set checklist of English expansion cards and Classic Collection reprints. Separate Black Star Promos are not included.
Match the printed English number. Pikachu’s 01–30 mark is separate. Classic reprints keep their original set numbers.
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Expansion cards 58
Classic Collection 2
You’ve marked every card on this reveal checklist. Choose “All cards” to review them. More cards belong to the full set.
Printing includes all 60 English cards and your current checkmarks.
Japanese checklist
M6a · 30th CELEBRATION · 77 pictured cards
All pictured cards from the official Japanese M6a gallery, including eight Basic Energy designs. This is a partial set checklist; separate decks and promos are not included.
Use M6a numbers for Japanese cards. Basic Energy uses letter codes. English card numbers differ.
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Expansion cards 64
Historic reprints 5
Basic Energy 8
You’ve marked every card on this reveal checklist. Choose “All cards” to review them. More cards belong to the full set.
Printing includes all 77 Japanese cards and your current checkmarks.
Read the number before you match the card
Lock the language first. Then use the identifier printed on that exact card—not a number copied from a different release.
Check Pokemon's official Pikachu revealSpecial Pikachu number
Pokemon shows a unique Pikachu number near the lower-left of the 30 Pikachu rare cards. Use that printed mark to identify the card within the special Pikachu group.
Japanese catalog label
The preview cards below use Japanese M6a catalog identifiers from MonZap's data. Those labels do not replace the special Pikachu number printed on an English card.
Match rule: Before you scan or save the card, confirm the language and printed identifier together. If either is unclear, keep the card unconfirmed.
24-image official gallery and three earlier exact matches
Pokemon's August 18 gallery shows 20 cards from the promised numbered group of 30 plus 4 Pikachu ex cards. The three artwork matches shown here use Japanese catalog numbers. Use the English checklist to track English printings.
View Pokemon's official galleryPikachu
Pokemon officially unveiled this OKACHEKE artwork. The number and image shown here come from MonZap's Japanese catalog preview.
- Japanese catalog number
- 030 / 103
- Image context
- Japanese catalog preview
- Artist
- OKACHEKE
Pikachu
Pokemon officially unveiled this Yuu Nishida artwork. The number and image shown here come from MonZap's Japanese catalog preview.
- Japanese catalog number
- 031 / 103
- Image context
- Japanese catalog preview
- Artist
- Yuu Nishida
Pikachu
Pokemon officially unveiled this Atsuko Nishida artwork. The number and image shown here come from MonZap's Japanese catalog preview.
- Japanese catalog number
- 041 / 103
- Image context
- Japanese catalog preview
- Artist
- Atsuko Nishida
10 of the promised 30 numbered Pikachu cards are not shown in that gallery. The 3 artwork matches above use Japanese catalog numbers.
Lugia at night. Ho-Oh by day.
Pokemon's August 19 reveal identifies this paired scene without requiring collectors to infer a rarity, price, or catalog image.
Read the official Lugia and Ho-Oh revealLugia · No. 121
Lugia glides above a moonlit ocean in the official 30th Celebration reveal.
Illustrator: Kazuki Minami
Ho-Oh · No. 012
Ho-Oh flies through a bright daytime sky in the paired official reveal.
Illustrator: Anesaki Dynamic
Official Meowth and Alolan Meowth reveals
Pokemon revealed four English cards on August 8, 2026. The common cards set up a sunny day and an Alolan evening; two OKUBO illustration rares expand those ideas into paired city scenes.
Read the official Meowth revealAlolan Meowth
Alolan Meowth takes an evening stroll through a colorful Alola-like market.
- Number
- 089 / 128
- Rarity
- Common
- Artist
- Natsumi Yoshida
Alolan Meowth
A night-city scene hides Meowth and Galarian Meowth around Alolan Meowth.
- Number
- 139 / 128
- Rarity
- Illustration Rare
- Artist
- OKUBO
Meowth
Meowth settles into a sunny catnap among warm brick and leafy plants.
- Number
- 113 / 128
- Rarity
- Common
- Artist
- MINAMINAMI Take
Meowth
A bright urban nap scene includes Alolan Meowth and Galarian Meowth cameos.
- Number
- 144 / 128
- Rarity
- Illustration Rare
- Artist
- OKUBO
Japanese M6a card checklist
Every 30th Celebration card image currently available in MonZap's Japanese catalog preview, grouped by product. Use this as an early visual reference rather than a final English checklist.
30th CELEBRATION
Japanese expansion preview · 26 cards visible · September 16, 2026
Greninja ex
ゲッコウガex
- Number
- 015 / 103
- Rarity
- Double Rare
- Artist
- 5ban Graphics
Basic Grass Energy
基本草エネルギー
- Number
- 19 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Fire Energy
基本炎エネルギー
- Number
- 20 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Water Energy
基本水エネルギー
- Number
- 21 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Lightning Energy
基本雷エネルギー
- Number
- 22 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Psychic Energy
基本超エネルギー
- Number
- 23 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Fighting Energy
基本闘エネルギー
- Number
- 24 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Darkness Energy
基本悪エネルギー
- Number
- 25 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Basic Metal Energy
基本鋼エネルギー
- Number
- 26 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Pikachu
ピカチュウ
- Number
- 030 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- OKACHEKE
Pikachu
ピカチュウ
- Number
- 031 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Yuu Nishida
Pikachu
ピカチュウ
- Number
- 041 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Atsuko Nishida
Mewtwo ex
ミュウツーex
- Number
- 055 / 103
- Rarity
- Double Rare
- Artist
- 5ban Graphics
Mew ex
ミュウex
- Number
- 057 / 103
- Rarity
- Double Rare
- Artist
- aky CG Works
Espeon
エーフィ
- Number
- 058 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- aspara
Sylveon ex
ニンフィアex
- Number
- 059 / 103
- Rarity
- Double Rare
- Artist
- 5ban Graphics
Umbreon
ブラッキー
- Number
- 077 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Iori Suzuki
Lapras
ラプラス
- Number
- 106 / 103
- Rarity
- Art Rare
- Artist
- Amelicart
Drifloon
フワンテ
- Number
- 111 / 103
- Rarity
- Art Rare
- Artist
- Whisker
Lycanroc
ルガルガン
- Number
- 113 / 103
- Rarity
- Art Rare
- Artist
- Raita Kazama
Nidorina
ニドリーナ
- Number
- 114 / 103
- Rarity
- Art Rare
- Artist
- Taiga Kasai
Hisuian Zorua
ヒスイゾロア
- Number
- 122 / 103
- Rarity
- Art Rare
- Artist
- 0313
Mewtwo ex
ミュウツーex
- Number
- 134 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Mew ex
ミュウex
- Number
- 135 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- YOSHIROTTEN
Charizard
リザードン
- Number
- 137 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Mitsuhiro Arita
Pikachu & Zekrom
ピカチュウ&ゼクロム
- Number
- 160 / 103
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Mitsuhiro Arita
30th CELEBRATION Premium Deck Set - Espeon & Umbreon
Japanese deck preview · 12 cards visible · September 16, 2026
Cherubi
チェリンボ
- Number
- 002 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Kurata So
Cherrim
チェリム
- Number
- 003 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- takashi shiraishi
Victini
ビクティニ
- Number
- 006 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Jiro Sasumo
Zeraora
ゼラオラ
- Number
- 007 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Bun Toujo
Espeon ex
エーフィex
- Number
- 014 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- 5ban Graphics
Umbreon ex
ブラッキーex
- Number
- 017 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Keisuke Azuma
Zorua
ゾロア
- Number
- 019 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Atsuya Uki
Zoroark
ゾロアーク
- Number
- 020 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Shiburingaru
Eevee
イーブイ
- Number
- 025 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- En Morikura
Eevee
イーブイ
- Number
- 026 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- Hitoshi Ariga
Espeon ex
エーフィex
- Number
- 043 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- REND
Umbreon ex
ブラッキーex
- Number
- 044 / 40
- Rarity
- Catalog preview
- Artist
- REND
What is confirmed—and what is not
Official Pokemon reveals and MonZap's Japanese catalog previews serve different jobs. Use official reveals for release facts and the preview below for the catalog records MonZap can identify exactly.
Lugia
English card #121, illustrated by Kazuki Minami, was officially revealed on August 19, 2026.
Ho-Oh
English card #012, illustrated by Anesaki Dynamic, was officially revealed on August 19, 2026.
Meowth
English cards #113/128 and illustration rare #144/128 were officially revealed on August 8, 2026.
Alolan Meowth
English cards #089/128 and illustration rare #139/128 were officially revealed on August 8, 2026.
Mew ex
Shown as a Futuristic Rare illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
Mewtwo ex
Shown as a Futuristic Rare illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
Pikachu
The Japanese page says 30 Pikachu illustrations are part of the product, with one Pikachu guaranteed per pack.
Charizard
Shown by official Japanese materials as one of the special historic cards.
Pikachu & Zekrom-GX
Shown by official Japanese materials as one of the special historic cards.
Official set features
Pokemon has confirmed 30 Pikachu cards by 30 illustrators, Futuristic Rare cards, special Basic Energy cards, and 30 historic cards returning for the anniversary.
M6a is scheduled for September 16, 2026
This guide keeps release context brief so the checklist, images, card numbers, and verification state remain the main task.
The anniversary hub tracks all 18 official Japanese and English product types, dated release waves, availability, and sourced M6a news.
See release dates and products30th Celebration prices
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Latest M6a updates
The guide now shows which printed identifier to check before matching a card and keeps unverified material out of the identification path.
The guide now separates the 24-image Pikachu gallery from three exact MonZap catalog matches and identifies Lugia No. 121 and Ho-Oh No. 012 from the August 19 reveal.
The guide maps Pokemon's first three unveiled artworks to matching Japanese catalog previews by set, number, and artist. Later official gallery coverage is tracked separately above.
The guide now includes Alolan Meowth #089 and #139 plus Meowth #113 and #144, with artists, rarities, and official source links.
The guide now keeps all available Japanese preview images, card numbers, rarity details, and confirmation labels in one place.
Final card names and English checklist details are still pending.
30th Celebration card list FAQs
Release timing, checklist status, product coverage, and what to expect from early price data.
Which Pikachu artworks are officially revealed for 30th Celebration?
Pokemon's August 18 gallery contains 24 images: 20 cards from the promised numbered group of 30 plus 4 Pikachu ex cards. Ten numbered Pikachu cards are not shown in that gallery. The three artwork matches shown here use Japanese catalog numbers. Use the English checklist to track English printings.
Which Lugia and Ho-Oh cards are confirmed for 30th Celebration?
Pokemon officially revealed Lugia No. 121 by Kazuki Minami and Ho-Oh No. 012 by Anesaki Dynamic on August 19, 2026.
Which Meowth cards are confirmed for 30th Celebration?
Pokemon officially revealed Alolan Meowth 089/128 and 139/128, plus Meowth 113/128 and 144/128, on August 8, 2026.
What is M6a in Pokemon cards?
M6a is the Japanese Pokemon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CELEBRATION, scheduled for September 16, 2026.
Is the full M6a card list confirmed?
No. This guide shows confirmed official cards and MonZap's current Japanese catalog preview, but the final checklist can still change before release.
Where can I see 30th Celebration card images?
The printable checklists show separate English and Japanese card images. Tap a thumbnail to enlarge it, or print a checklist without images. Both lists cover pictured cards so far, not the complete expansion.
Which 30th Celebration promo or sealed products are known?
The Pokemon 30th Anniversary release and product hub tracks 18 official Japanese and English product types across dated release waves from September 16 through November 6, 2026.
Will M6a cards have prices?
MonZap will show marketplace price references when reliable TCGPlayer and Cardmarket data exists. Pre-release prices should be treated as unstable.
