Description
When you buy Japanese 30th Celebration Box stock from TCG Overvault, you get a complete sealed box of the anniversary set’s Japanese edition, Pokémon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CELEBRATION. Foil cards fill every pack, each one includes a guaranteed Pikachu, and pricing is listed in Australian dollars.
This is the format for anyone who enjoys a proper box break. Twenty packs sit inside one sealed box, ready for set building, Pikachu hunting or an opening session with friends.
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Inside the Japanese 30th Celebration Booster Box
Here is what each sealed box and pack delivers:
- 20 booster packs per box
- 6 foil cards in every pack, randomly inserted
- 1 Pikachu card in every pack, drawn from 30 designs by 30 different illustrators
- 1 basic Energy card in every pack, in a special design by YOSHIROTTEN
Because every pack carries a Pikachu, a single Japanese 30th Celebration Booster Box hands you twenty of them. That makes it a fast route towards the full illustrator set, with plenty of foil pulls along the way.
About the 30th CELEBRATION M6a set
The set inside the Japanese 30th Celebration Booster Box carries the code M6a and was released in Japan on 16 September 2026, matching the global launch date. Its full Japanese name is ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA 拡張パック「30th CELEBRATION」.
Cards to chase
The biggest talking point is FUR, the new Futuristic Rare rarity. Mew ex and Mewtwo ex both appear as FUR cards with artwork by YOSHIROTTEN, and they sit at the top of most want lists.
Special versions of 30 landmark cards from across Pokémon history are part of the set too, together with legendary Pokémon including Lugia, Palkia, Mewtwo and Ho-Oh.
Those 30 classic reprints are not legal in the current Standard format. They can still be played in formats where the original cards are allowed, and collectors chase them hard for binders.
The Pikachu hunt and box break tips
Have sleeves and top loaders ready before the first pack is opened. Every card in this set is foil, so you will want to protect the best pulls straight away.
Keep a checklist of the 30 Pikachu illustrators beside you. With a Pikachu in all twenty packs, one box takes you a long way towards completing that run.
Opening on stream or with friends? Go pack by pack, stack the Energy cards in one pile, and move any FUR card, special version classic or Pikachu that is new to your collection to one side.
Japanese vs English 30th Celebration
On the English side, there is no standard booster box. Its 30th Celebration packs come inside Elite Trainer Boxes, Booster Bundles and collections, with each pack holding five foil cards, one Pokémon TCG Live code card and a foil Basic Energy.
Japan’s M6a release is sold the traditional way, in booster boxes holding 20 packs, each with six foil cards. Shoppers after that full-box experience should buy Japanese 30th Celebration Box stock instead of an English collection.
Prefer English product? Try the 30th Celebration Espeon ex Deck for a ready-made starting point.
Why buy Japanese 30th Celebration Box stock from TCG Overvault
Importing a Japanese box on your own can mean currency conversion and waiting on overseas sellers. TCG Overvault is an Australian trading card shop focused on sealed product, and ordering the Japanese 30th Celebration Booster Box here means:
- Prices listed in Australian dollars
- A secure online checkout
- A sealed Japanese box shipped Australia-wide
- A shop that deals only in trading card games
The cards inside are printed in Japanese, exactly as the set was released in Japan, which suits collectors building a Japanese binder.
Japanese 30th Celebration Box FAQs
Where can I buy Japanese 30th Celebration Box stock in Australia?
Right here at TCG Overvault. Add it to your cart, complete the secure checkout and we ship it anywhere in Australia.
How many packs and cards are in the box?
The Japanese 30th Celebration Booster Box holds 20 packs, and every pack contains 6 foil cards.
Are these cards printed in English?
No. This is the Japanese edition, so every card is in Japanese.
Does every pack really include a Pikachu?
Yes. Each pack has one Pikachu from the 30 designs, so a full box gives you twenty Pikachu cards.
What does FUR mean?
FUR is short for Futuristic Rare, a new rarity in this set that features Mew ex and Mewtwo ex illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
More from the 30th Celebration range
Twenty foil-packed boosters and a Pikachu in each one: buy Japanese 30th Celebration Box stock from TCG Overvault and plan your box break. Learn more on the official 30th anniversary Pokémon Card Game site (in Japanese), then explore our Pokémon TCG range for more Japanese and English product.
