Mew’s RGB trio crosses into Pocket: keep the card checklists separate

A crossover with changes

According to PokéBeach, the three RGB Mew cards are being adapted for Pocket with different battle statistics, including 10 additional HP. That makes this an adaptation worth distinguishing in a checklist, even when a familiar card provides the starting point.

For a physical Mew project, three other entries offer concrete reference points: Mew ex 152/128 and Mew ex 158/128 from 30th Celebration, plus Mew VMAX (Secret) TG30/TG30 from Lost Origin. These are separate collecting choices, not the RGB trio discussed in the report.

Read the reporting: PokéBeach ↗

What Pokémon’s announcement establishes

The Pokémon Company’s October 20 announcement schedules Special Pack: First Partners from October 31 through December 26. It describes a separate special pack stamina that recovers weekly and cards featuring first partners from all nine regions.

That announcement establishes the pack’s format and availability window. The specific RGB Mew inclusion comes from PokéBeach’s later reporting. Neither source establishes a physical-card market effect, and the crossover alone gives no reason to revise a singles budget.

Read the reporting: The Pokémon Company International ↗PokéBeach ↗

Two anniversary entries, two different targets

Our latest card snapshot, dated November 1, 2026, lists 30th Celebration Mew ex 152/128 at a $72.18 market estimate and Mew ex 158/128 at $46.02. Lost Origin’s Mew VMAX (Secret) TG30/TG30 is listed at $31.02.

Those figures are card-market estimates, not offers for particular copies. The two anniversary entries also show why a set name and Pokémon name are insufficient identifiers: writing only “30th Celebration Mew ex” leaves the intended card unresolved. Include the number when comparing listings or recording a wanted card.

Choose the version before the purchase

Start by deciding what appeals to you: collecting Mew in Pocket, choosing a physical anniversary card, or building a small Mew selection across sets. Each gives the project a different stopping point.

Then check cards already owned and make a wish list with the exact name, set and number. If the digital crossover prompted your interest, spend time with that version before adding a physical purchase. A new adaptation can be enjoyable on its own; completing one checklist need not become a commitment to every version of Mew.