All 30 Pikachu cards in 30th Celebration
Pikachu collectionUpdated October 3, 2026

All 30 Pikachu cards
Thirty artists, thirty very different Pikachu. The English run is 023/128-052/128, also marked 01/30-30/30.
Other languages can use different set numbers. Pikachu ex, promos, and the Classic Collection Pikachu sit outside this run.
Browse the full 30th Celebration set.
Show Pikachu 11/30 to 30/30
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All 30, ready to remix
30 years, 30 Pikachus
All 30 illustrations in two 16-pocket pages, with a spare pocket on each page.
View and remix this binderJust your favorites
You don't have to love all thirty. Here's one nine-card mix, with OKACHEKE in the center. Swap in your favorites.
This opens one empty 9-pocket page for your own picks. For the filled collection, remix the binder above.
How many binder pages do 30 cards need?
- 9-pocket: 4 pages, with 6 spare pockets.
- 12-pocket: 3 pages, also with 6 spare pockets.
- 4-pocket: 8 pages, with 2 spare pockets.
- 16-pocket: 2 pages, with 2 spare pockets.
One page means one visible pocket side. The starter is 9-pocket; choose Adjust setup for another size.
For 9-pocket pages, the order is 01-09, 10-18, 19-27, then 28-30. Leave gaps for cards you're still after.
What goes in the six spare pockets?
More Pikachu
Pikachu ex, promos, or old favorites beneath the final three.
A scene beside each Pikachu
Three two-pocket artworks finish the page.
Pikachu taking a break
Choose a scene for each row, or use just one.
Does every pack give you a different Pikachu?
Every pack has one of the 30, but duplicates happen. Trade your extras or look for singles when you're down to a few gaps.
Start your Pikachu binder
The starter opens four empty 9-pocket pages. Choose 30th Celebration in the card library, search Pikachu, and match the numbers above. Save missing cards to Saved cards, ready to find again in the editor.
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