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30th CELEBRATION Booster Box (M6a), part of the official line of the 30th Anniversary of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Box of 20 booster packs from the Japanese 30th CELEBRATION expansion (M6a): all foil cards, 30 different Pikachu illustrations, and the new Futuristic Rare rarity featuring Mew ex and Mewtwo ex.
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The 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box (M6a) This is the Japanese booster pack box with which the Pokémon TCG celebrates its 30th anniversary, and rarely has an expansion been released with such ambition. We’re talking about 20 booster packs from the M6a expansion—the original Japanese version of the first simultaneous global release in the game’s history, scheduled for September 16, 2026.
What makes this set special becomes clear the moment you tear open the first envelope: All the cards are foil, without exception. Plus, every pack is guaranteed to contain an illustrated Pikachu, and there are 30 different art styles to discover—one for each year of the franchise’s history. Completing the Pikachu collection will be the big challenge of this anniversary, and with a full box, you’ll have a huge head start.
The expansion introduces the rare card Futuristic Rare, featuring Mew EX and Mewtwo EX illustrated by artist YOSHIROTTEN. These are the most sought-after cards in the set and the reason why so many collectors go straight for the full box instead of individual booster packs.
Why the Japanese version? Because it’s the original market: the print quality and finish of the Japanese foil have a well-deserved reputation among collectors, and in a set where every card shines, that difference is evident card by card.
Coming soon to ShinyHit—pre-orders aren't open yet. This is an official product that we import directly from Japan, so sign up for the availability alert: Japanese anniversary exclusives sell out as soon as they're released, and this box set is shaping up to be the most sought-after item of 2026.
Discover All 30th Anniversary Products and our Japanese Pokémon cards. Official game information, at the Official Japanese 30th Anniversary Website.
