Collectors opening Pokémon TCG's 30th Celebration have pulled three secret rare Mew cards that The Pokémon Company has not announced. The cards are not on any official card list, and the company has not explained them.
What are the three RGB Mew cards pulled from 30th Celebration?
The RGB Mews are three secret rare Mew cards in red, green and blue, pulled by multiple fans from 30th Celebration. According to PokeBeach, all three are illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN and numbered out of "RGB" rather than a normal set number . The Pokémon Company has not officially revealed them.
Quick Answer: Three unannounced secret rare Mews (red, green and blue) have been pulled from Pokémon TCG's 30th Celebration. PokeBeach credits them to the artist YOSHIROTTEN and reports that they are numbered R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB. As of September 2026, none of the three appears on an official card list.
Two other sites back up the PokeBeach report. Portal TCG (Sept 16, 2026) gives the numbers as R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB. It describes each card as the same Basic Mew with 60 HP, differing only in foil finish . Rare Candy (Sept 24, 2026) also credits all three to YOSHIROTTEN and lists the same numbering .
- Cards: 3 Mews, one each in red, green and blue (source: PokeBeach).
- Official listings: none found as of the sources' publication and fetch dates.
- Card type: Basic Mew, 60 HP, the same card on all three (source: Portal TCG).
- Artist: YOSHIROTTEN (source: PokeBeach; Rare Candy agrees).
| Card | Number | Finish | Officially revealed? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mew (Red) | R/RGB | Red foil | No |
| Mew (Green) | G/RGB | Green foil | No |
| Mew (Blue) | B/RGB | Blue foil | No |
None of the R/RGB, G/RGB or B/RGB entries appeared on Serebii's Japanese 30th Celebration set list when it was checked . The cards' artist, count and RGB numbering are first reported by PokeBeach alone, and The Pokémon Company has not published card details or pull rates. Until it does, everything known about the cards comes from fans' pulls and secondary reports.
How did the RGB Mews surface, from July to September 2026?
The RGB Mews appeared in several stages. A single card was shown on a livestream in July 2026. eBay removed early listings in August. In September, fans pulled cards from early retail stock, and the cards showed up in Pokémon TCG Live before the set's worldwide release . The Pokémon Company has not commented on any stage.
| Date (2026) | Event | Reported by |
|---|---|---|
| July 25 | Seller PokeAus pulls a "B/RGB" card on a Whatnot livestream | Samurai Sword Tokyo; Dexerto |
| Aug 24–25 | eBay removes unreleased 30th Anniversary listings at TPCi's request | Dexerto; PokeBeach |
| Sept 12 (updated Sept 15) | PokeBeach reports early retail stock and three unrevealed Mews | Samurai Sword Tokyo, citing PokeBeach |
| Sept 15 | Scans of all three Mews appear in Pokémon TCG Live | Rare Candy |
| Sept 16 | 30th Celebration releases worldwide | Rare Candy; Dexerto |
According to Samurai Sword Tokyo, the first known pull happened on July 25, 2026. An Australian seller known as PokeAus opened a pack on a Whatnot livestream and found a card with no card number, a "B/RGB" designation and monochrome styling . Dexerto also reported the July pull and noted that collectors disagreed about whether the card was real .
On August 24–25, eBay removed listings of unreleased 30th Anniversary cards at the request of The Pokémon Company International (TPCi), citing its Stolen Property Policy . The policy name does not prove that any product was stolen. No theft has been confirmed. eBay's notice said only that the cards had not been sold through authorised channels:
"30th Anniversary Pokemon trading cards are not distributed or made available for public sale through authorized channels as of today," — eBay notice to sellers (source: Dexerto)
Samurai Sword Tokyo dates the PokeBeach report on early retail stock to September 12, with an update on September 15. In that report, multiple fans had pulled three unrevealed secret rare Mews . The dates do not fully agree:
- The September 12 date comes from a secondary source, not from PokeBeach itself.
- Our research brief lists the PokeBeach story as fresh on September 26 .
- PokeBeach's page could not be read directly, so its exact publication date is still unconfirmed.
According to Rare Candy, scans of all three RGB Mews appeared in Pokémon TCG Live on September 15 . Samurai Sword Tokyo describes this as an internal TCG Live update, not a public reveal .
The set released worldwide on September 16, according to Rare Candy and Dexerto . Serebii's Japanese set page gives September 18 instead . That difference is still unresolved.
Why haven't The Pokémon Company or the card lists shown them?
No official announcement or card list showing the three RGB Mews has been found. According to Samurai Sword Tokyo, which summarises PokeBeach, Japan usually reveals a set's secret rares only after the next set comes out. That means an official reveal could be months away .
This is a pattern from earlier Japanese releases. It is not a published schedule for 30th Celebration. The Pokémon Company has not said when or whether it will address the cards.
The cards are also missing from every official list that collectors normally check. The sources report these gaps:
- Elite Trainer Box booklet: Portal TCG and Rare Candy both say the RGB Mews are not printed in the card list booklet that comes in the Elite Trainer Box .
- Pre-release reveals: Rare Candy says the three cards were not shown in any of Pokémon's pre-release reveals for the set .
- Official card database: Samurai Sword Tokyo says the cards are not in the official card database and that The Pokémon Company has not acknowledged them .
- Serebii set list: When we checked for this article, the Serebii page for the Japanese set had no R/RGB, G/RGB or B/RGB entries .
Read together, these gaps mean only that no official listing has been found yet. They do not show that the cards are unofficial, fake or cancelled. The internal Pokémon TCG Live scans from September 15 and the pulls from retail product point the other way. Still, neither of those is an announcement from The Pokémon Company.
Until The Pokémon Company publishes the cards, we label every detail about the RGB Mews as "reported". That covers the artist, the numbering, the foil finishes and the count of three. Each one traces back to PokeBeach and secondary sites that cite it.
Who is YOSHIROTTEN and what is the Red, Green and Blue link?
YOSHIROTTEN is the artist credited with all three RGB Mew cards, according to PokeBeach . The red, green and blue colour scheme is reported to reference the first Pokémon games, Pokémon Red, Green and Blue. The cards were released for the franchise's 30th anniversary.
Not much about the artist is confirmed in published card-game coverage. Search-result descriptions call YOSHIROTTEN a Japanese artist known for bold colours. That description comes from secondary sources, not from The Pokémon Company. Rare Candy also credits YOSHIROTTEN with all three cards, which it lists as R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB .
Portal TCG gives the clearest explanation of the colours. Its September 16, 2026 article describes the trio this way:
"A love letter to where it all began: Pokemon Red, Green and Blue, the original games, for the franchise's 30th anniversary," — Portal TCG (source: Portal TCG)
According to Portal TCG, each card is the same Basic Mew with 60 HP. Only the foil finish changes from card to card . The Pokémon Company has not published an official statement about the card design or the artist's intent.
YOSHIROTTEN may also have illustrated other cards in the set. Treat these credits as secondary-source information:
- Futuristic Rare (FUR) Mew ex: several set guides credit YOSHIROTTEN .
- Futuristic Rare (FUR) Mewtwo ex: the same guides give YOSHIROTTEN the same credit .
- RGB Mews (R/RGB, G/RGB, B/RGB): credited to YOSHIROTTEN by PokeBeach, but the cards themselves have not been officially revealed .
If the FUR credits are confirmed, YOSHIROTTEN would be linked to several Mew and Mewtwo cards in 30th Celebration. For now, only the RGB Mew credit comes directly from PokeBeach's report.
What do pull rates and prices look like so far?
There are no official pull rates or retail prices for the RGB Mews yet. The early numbers in circulation come from individual sales and secondary reports. According to Rare Candy (2026-09), The Pokémon Company has not published pull rates for the three cards . That means any odds quoted online are estimates, not figures from the publisher.
A figure of roughly 1 in 20,000 packs is often repeated. Rare Candy reports that this number "traces back to a single unverified video" . Until The Pokémon Company releases official data or a large, documented case-opening sample appears, treat that ratio as a claim and not a confirmed rate.
Recorded sales are limited so far. Rare Candy reports that a Japanese Mew R/RGB graded PSA 10 sold on eBay for $6,700 on September 21, 2026 . Other figures come from a CardTracker search snippet. We could not open or check the underlying page, so those figures are labelled unverified below.
| Figure | Card / condition | Reported by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~1 in 20,000 packs | RGB Mew pull rate | Rare Candy (as a circulated claim) | Unverified; traced to a single video |
| $6,700 (Sept 21, 2026) | Japanese Mew R/RGB, PSA 10 | Rare Candy | Reported eBay sale |
| ~US$3,700–4,000 per colour | Ungraded, PriceCharting values | CardTracker (search snippet) | Unverified |
| US$20,000 | First reported Blue (B/RGB) sale | CardTracker (search snippet) | Unverified |
A few points to keep in mind when reading these numbers:
- Each figure describes one sale or one snapshot of listings. None of them is a market average.
- Graded and ungraded copies are listed separately. A PSA 10 result does not tell you what a raw copy is worth.
- Most copies on the market came from early retail stock or overseas product. The cards are still officially unrevealed.
These figures are reported here for reference only. They are not investment advice, and they say nothing about future demand or price direction.
What conflicting details should collectors watch for?
Four details about the RGB Mews and 30th Celebration differ between sources: the set's card count, the release date, the date the story broke, and whether early copies can be verified. Check each one against an official source before you rely on it for buying, selling or grading.
- Set size: PokeBeach's Japanese set-list headline gives 176 cards . Other sites use a main-set count of /103 or /128. These figures may count different things, such as the full set versus numbered cards only. Check which count a listing uses before you compare card numbers.
- Release date: Rare Candy and Dexerto give September 16, 2026 as the worldwide release . Serebii's Japanese set page lists September 18, 2026 .
- Story date: According to Samurai Sword Tokyo, PokeBeach reported the pulls on September 12, 2026 and updated the story on September 15 . The research brief behind this article logged the story on September 26. The September 12 date comes from a secondary source.
The original PokeBeach report could not be read directly for this article. Three details come from PokeBeach alone and are credited to it here: the YOSHIROTTEN artist credit, the count of three cards, and the "RGB" numbering. Rare Candy and Portal TCG repeat the same details, but their reports came later and may be based on the same original source.
Authenticity is the bigger open question. The Pokémon Company has not listed the cards in any official database. In August 2026, eBay removed listings of unreleased 30th Anniversary cards at TPCi's request. eBay said the cards were not being sold through authorised channels at that point . That shows where the product was being sold, not how it was obtained. Until the cards are officially revealed, there is no official reference to compare a copy against. In that situation, a grading slab, scans from Pokémon TCG Live and a seller's pull video are the only evidence available, and none of them is official confirmation.
What to watch next for the RGB Mews
The next step is an official reveal. It may not come until Japan's next set releases. Samurai Sword Tokyo, summarising PokeBeach, reports that Japan usually reveals a set's secret rares only after the following set is out, so an announcement for the R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB Mews could take months (source: Samurai Sword Tokyo; PokeBeach) . Until then, these signals are worth tracking:
- Card database entries: Check whether official lists add R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB entries. When this was checked, Serebii's Japanese set list showed none of the three . Rare Candy reported that scans appeared in Pokémon TCG Live on Sept 15, 2026 . A searchable, player-facing listing would be a further step.
- Pull rates: The Pokémon Company has not published pull rates for the RGB Mews, according to Rare Candy . Any official figure would replace the unverified estimates now in circulation.
- Marketplace policy: In August 2026, eBay removed early 30th Anniversary listings at TPCi's request (source: Dexerto) . Watch for updated eBay or retailer notices that mention these cards.
To follow developments, check PokeBeach, Serebii and the official Pokémon TCG channels. Until The Pokémon Company confirms the three Mews, details from sellers or social media are reports, not confirmed facts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the RGB Mew cards official?
The Pokémon Company has not announced or listed the three RGB Mew cards. PokeBeach reported that multiple fans pulled three secret rare Mews that "haven't been officially revealed" (source: PokeBeach, 2026-09) . According to Rare Candy, the cards are missing from the card list booklet in the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box . When we checked, Serebii's Japanese set list had no R/RGB, G/RGB or B/RGB entries . Collectors have pulled the cards from packs. Not being listed means they are unannounced. It does not mean they are fake.
What are the card numbers of the RGB Mews?
The three Mews are numbered R/RGB, G/RGB and B/RGB instead of using a standard set number. That is according to Portal TCG and Rare Candy . According to PokeBeach, there is a red, a green and a blue card, all illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN and numbered out of "RGB" .
What are the RGB Mew pull rates?
There are no official pull rates. Rare Candy says The Pokémon Company has not published odds for the RGB Mews. It also says the widely shared figure of about 1 in 20,000 packs "traces back to a single unverified video" (source: Rare Candy, 2026-09) . Treat any specific rate as unconfirmed.
When will The Pokémon Company reveal them?
No date has been given. According to Samurai Sword Tokyo, which summarises PokeBeach, Japan usually reveals a set's secret rares only when the next set comes out. That means an official reveal of the RGB Mews could be months away .
How much has an RGB Mew sold for?
Rare Candy reports that a Japanese Mew R/RGB graded PSA 10 sold on eBay for $6,700 on September 21, 2026 (source: Rare Candy, 2026-09) . Other prices circulating online, including higher first-sale figures for the Blue card, could not be verified. Treat them as unconfirmed reports. This is not investment advice.
SnapHolo prices for the cards and sets in this article
| Card | Edition | Rarity | SnapHolo price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mew R | English | RGB Rare | $6,000.27 |
| Mew B | English | RGB Rare | $3,746.75 |
| Mew G | English | RGB Rare | $3,738.75 |
| Mew ex 152 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $89.90 |
| Gengar ex 154 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $75.35 |
| Pikachu ex 150 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $58.32 |
| Mew ex 158 | English | Futuristic Rare | $52.32 |
| Mewtwo ex 151 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $50.27 |
| Pikachu ex 149 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $47.47 |
| Jirachi ex 155 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $43.46 |
| Sylveon ex 153 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $42.79 |
| Mewtwo ex 157 | English | Futuristic Rare | $41.44 |
| Greninja ex 148 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $21.12 |
| Salamence ex 156 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $15.71 |
| Fuecoco ex 147 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $14.97 |
| Maushold 146 | English | Illustration Rare | $10.53 |
| Meowth 144 | English | Illustration Rare | $9.92 |
| Galarian Meowth 141 | English | Illustration Rare | $7.15 |
| Alolan Meowth 139 | English | Illustration Rare | $6.68 |
| Zapdos 133 | English | Illustration Rare | $6.57 |
| Moltres 130 | English | Illustration Rare | $6.00 |
| Articuno 132 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.85 |
| Lapras 131 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.74 |
| Morpeko 135 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.21 |
| Hisuian Zorua 145 | English | Illustration Rare | $4.78 |
| Mew ex 66 | English | Double Rare | $3.07 |
| Toxtricity 134 | English | Illustration Rare | $2.63 |
| Pikachu 40 | English | Pikachu Rare | $2.48 |
| Drifloon 136 | English | Illustration Rare | $2.47 |
| Alolan Exeggutor 129 | English | Illustration Rare | $2.24 |
Ungraded card prices as of 2026-10-18 (KST).
Sources: PokeBeach · Portal TCG · Rare Candy · Serebii · Samurai Sword Tokyo · Dexerto · PokeBeach (2)
