All 30 Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards: Complete Checklist

Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards form a 30-card mini-set inside the anniversary expansion. Every 30th Celebration booster pack guarantees one Pikachu rare, and the English run is consecutive from 023/128 through 052/128.

Each of the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards also carries its own 01/30 through 30/30 subset number. That makes the easiest completion check simple: if you have every main-set number from 023 to 052, you have all 30 Pikachu Rare cards even before comparing artwork.

Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards checklist

Main set number	Pikachu subset number
023/128	01/30
024/128	02/30
025/128	03/30
026/128	04/30
027/128	05/30
028/128	06/30
029/128	07/30
030/128	08/30
031/128	09/30
032/128	10/30
033/128	11/30
034/128	12/30
035/128	13/30
036/128	14/30
037/128	15/30
038/128	16/30
039/128	17/30
040/128	18/30
041/128	19/30
042/128	20/30
043/128	21/30
044/128	22/30
045/128	23/30
046/128	24/30
047/128	25/30
048/128	26/30
049/128	27/30
050/128	28/30
051/128	29/30
052/128	30/30

These 30 cards are a specific rarity called Pikachu Rare. Pikachu ex cards in 30th Celebration are not part of the 30-card Pikachu Rare checklist, even though they feature the same Pokémon. Keep the rarity and subset number in view when organising a binder.

Is a Pikachu guaranteed in every pack?

Yes. Pokémon explicitly states that every 30th Celebration booster pack contains one of the 30 unique Pikachu rare cards. The rest of the pack still varies, so the guaranteed Pikachu slot does not mean every pack has the same overall contents.

Are all 30 Pikachu cards the same card with different artwork?

No. The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards are individually numbered cards with different illustrations and card text. They are designed as a collectible 30-card run rather than simple alternate artwork prints of one identical card.

How to organise the Pikachu mini-set

A binder page sequence is straightforward because the numbers are consecutive. Start at 023/128 and leave a slot for every number through 052/128. The smaller 01/30 to 30/30 marker provides a second way to confirm there are no gaps. Keeping duplicates separate makes trading for missing numbers much easier.

Pikachu Mission in Pokémon TCG Live

Pokémon TCG Live launched Missions alongside the expansion, including a Mission for collecting all 30 Pikachu rare cards. That gives digital collectors another reason to treat the Pikachu run as a complete subset rather than just individual pulls. Our TCG Live Missions guide explains the new system.

For the complete anniversary structure, use the 30th Celebration card list. The booster pack guide explains the five foil cards, foil Energy and guaranteed Pikachu slot.

Pokémon confirms the 30-card Pikachu run and one-per-pack guarantee on the official set page. That makes Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards one of the most clearly defined collector goals in the set.

For players using this page as a quick reference, Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards keeps the confirmed requirements and deadlines together so older event or product details are less likely to cause confusion.

The most useful way to use Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards is to check the dated details first, because availability can change even when the underlying game or collecting mechanic remains the same.

For that reason, Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards separates confirmed information from details that still need live verification instead of filling gaps with estimates.

Useful details to check

For collectors using Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards, keep physical set numbering separate from product promos and digital TCG Live ownership. A promotional insert can sit outside the main checklist even when its box carries the same anniversary branding.

Condition, print variation and market price are separate from the checklist question answered by Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pikachu Cards. This page therefore uses official contents and numbering rather than treating volatile resale listings as authoritative set data.