RGB Mew vs Mewtwo FUR — the $3k secret and the pull you can still chase
YOSHIROTTEN’s checklist-less RGB Mew, plus Futuristic Rare Mewtwo — and Discords so you don’t miss Target, Costco, Sam’s, Walmart, and Pokémon Center.
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When Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration launched worldwide on September 16, the marketed chase was YOSHIROTTEN’s brand-new Futuristic Rare line. The market’s holy grail turned out to be a card that was not on the checklist at all — and there’s a much more reachable sibling chase from the same artist.
The expensive one: RGB Mew (R / G / B)
Mew R/RGB, G/RGB, and B/RGB are secret Red / Green / Blue variants — a shout-out to the original Game Boy games. Collectors first dismissed “overexposed” pulls as fakes; Pokémon TCG Live and the set gallery confirmed them around September 15. English raw copies have been selling in the mid-to-high thousands in the first week (B/RGB recent solds roughly $3,300–$5,700, with PriceCharting near ~$3,700 ungraded around September 20–22).
The cheaper chase: Mewtwo ex Futuristic Rare #157
Same illustrator — YOSHIROTTEN — and the rarity The Pokémon Company actually advertised. Recent English raw solds are settling closer to about $80–$100 (TCGPlayer / PriceCharting comps around September 21–22), far under the RGB Mews. If you’re ripping sealed for a chase that isn’t a four-figure single, this is the one.
(There’s also a nostalgic Crystal Lugia Classic Collection reprint in the set, but it’s a different lane than these YOSHIROTTEN chases.)
Full breakdown — RGB codes, artist notes, price snapshot, and which sealed 30th Celebration products can still hit these slots (Amazon and eBay links on the page):
RGB Mew + Mewtwo FUR on our 30th Celebration page
Don’t miss the next drop. Retail windows at Target, Costco, Sam’s Club, Walmart, Pokémon Center, and more still go live with little warning. Live Discord pings beat refreshing product pages.
Poke Alerts is the one we use ($5.99/mo, 3-day trial). PokePings Premium is the other one we send people to ($8.99/mo, 5-day trial).
How they stack up (and other Discord options): See the rankings
Retailer playbooks if you want the drop patterns in one place: - Target - Costco - Sam’s Club - Walmart - Pokémon Center restock guide
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