Mew and Mewtwo in 30th Celebration: The Futuristic Rares
Published 16 September 2026 · Last checked against the official sources 7 October 2026
In this guide
30th Celebration introduces a rarity that has not existed before: the Futuristic rare, a card type designed by the artist YOSHIROTTEN, who also illustrated the set's foil Basic Energy cards. The two revealed Futuristic rares are Mewtwo ex and Mew ex. (sources: expansion page, announcement)
That makes Mew and Mewtwo the pair to understand if you want to know what is genuinely new about this set. They also appear at other rarities, which is where the confusion starts: there are seven Mew and Mewtwo cards in the release and five of them share a name with another.
What a Futuristic rare is
It is a new card type, not a new finish applied to an old one. The official expansion page lists "Futuristic Rare" as one of its own card categories alongside Pokemon ex, Special Art, Pikachu Rare and Classic Collection. (source: card gallery) In our catalogue the two sit at 157/128 and 158/128 — the last two numbers we hold for the set, above its printed total of 128, which is where a set's highest-rarity cards normally live.
What we cannot tell you, because no official page says it: how often a Futuristic rare appears in a booster pack. There is no published pull rate for this rarity, and an estimate from us would be a guess wearing a number. We would rather leave the gap visible.
The two Futuristic rares, a card type designed by YOSHIROTTEN. Catalogue scans, complete card faces; each links to its own card page.Each eBay link opens a live search for that exact printing; results are not checked against a market reference. Affiliate links.
Sealed product
30th Celebration sealed products on eBay
Green tiles are live Buy It Now listings below the product's sealed market reference; the rest open a live eBay search for that product. Prices and availability change; a reference price is a recent market figure, not a guaranteed value.
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Look at the two faces rather than the rarity label and the design intent is clear enough: both treat the Pokemon as a graphic object rather than a creature in a landscape, with hard-edged geometry and a flat, poster-like palette that owes more to print design than to the painted scenes elsewhere in the set. Put one next to a special illustration rare and they do not look like the same hobby. That is the point of a new category.
Every Mew and Mewtwo card in the set
Card
Number
Rarity
Where it sits
Mewtwo
063/128
Rare
Main set
Mewtwo ex
064/128
Double Rare
Main set
Mew
065/128
Rare
Main set
Mew ex
066/128
Double Rare
Main set
Mewtwo ex
151/128
Special Illustration Rare
Above the printed total
Mewtwo ex
157/128
Futuristic Rare
Above the printed total
Mew ex
158/128
Futuristic Rare
Above the printed total
Mew and Mewtwo cards in ME: 30th Celebration, from our catalogue, 16 September 2026; the 151/128 special illustration rare was added to this list on 7 October 2026.
The four main-set Mew and Mewtwo cards numbered out of 128, and the Mewtwo ex special illustration rare at 151/128 - the painted version of the ex card. The two Futuristic rares above are different cards again.Each eBay link opens a live search for that exact printing; results are not checked against a market reference. Affiliate links.
The trap here is the name. Mewtwo ex 064/128, Mewtwo ex 151/128 and Mewtwo ex 157/128 are all called Mewtwo ex, are all foil, and are not the same card or the same price. The collector number is the only thing that separates them at a glance. The same is true of Mew ex at 066/128 and 158/128. If a listing shows one and its title implies another, that is a listing to skip.
Mew and Mewtwo outside the packs
The November product wave includes Figure Collections built around these two: each contains five booster packs, a sculpted figure by Kaiyodo Co. Ltd., and a foil promo with an oversize version of the same Pokemon — Mew or Mewtwo depending on which you buy. (source: US product showcase) Those promos are their own cards, separate from the six above, and cannot be pulled from a pack. Which product guarantees which promo is set out in our promo-by-product guide.
Buying one
Each of the seven links to its own page above, and the ME: 30th Celebration set page lists everything we track from the expansion with its recent-sold market reference. Those references come from recent sold data and are not guaranteed values; a card appearing there is not a claim that a good deal exists for it right now. Each card above also has a "Search eBay for this printing" link, which opens a live eBay search with that card's collector number in it; the results are whatever eBay returns and are not checked against a market reference.
Check the number before anything else. 064, 151 and 157 are different cards with the same name.
Foiling proves nothing in this set. Every card in a booster pack is foil, including the Basic Energy. (source: announcement)
A Futuristic rare is not a Classic Collection card. The reprints keep their original set numbers and are a different thing entirely — see the Classic Collection guide.
Collector numbers, rarities and card images are from this site's own catalogue, checked on 16 September 2026; the Mewtwo ex 151/128 row was added from the same catalogue on 7 October 2026. YOSHIROTTEN is credited because the official pages name them for these cards; no other illustrator is credited on this page, because the official gallery carries no illustrator credits.
Live now
30th Celebration listings below their market reference
Buy It Now listings on eBay, each checked against a recent-sold reference for the exact card and condition. Prices and availability change; the reference is shown beside each.