The official set introduction guarantees one of 30 Pikachu in each regular booster. Each design is a separate collectible identity. Completing the subset means tracking the exact card, not merely counting packs or all cards namedPikachu.
The complete Japanese run
The official published list contains all 30 entries numbered 017 through 046 in M6a. That confirms the Japanese cohort. It does not automatically confirm an English number, language or finish for every row. Our separate international reveals stay separate; no arithmetic number conversion creates a card binding. Source: www.30th.pokemon-card.com
Artist credits and artwork
Artist attribution is shown only with evidence. The official German reveal directly identifies sowsow, Akira Komayama and Shimaris Yukichi for its displayed 28, 42 and 50 cards. Additional artist lists are useful research leads, but a conflicting or unverified credit remains blank. We do not borrow competitor scans or reproduce official Japanese artwork without an approved usage basis. An exact approved DZ image can appear only with its matching canonical printing. Source: www.pokemon.com
Duplicates and completion
The pack guarantee says nothing about equal probabilities across 30 designs. It also does not promise that thirty packs produce thirty different cards. A reported Japanese box opening is a distinct collation observation, not a universal rule for English products. We therefore publish no completion-cost estimate based on an assumed uniform distribution.
A collection view that stays honest
An unbound row is an editorial checklist entry. It is not a fabricated Vault item. When an exact canonical card is available, its existing detail page owns artwork, value history, offers and collection actions. Until then you can use the official reference and the number to identify the card you hold, while DZ leaves price and owned-state fields empty.
Editorial evidence checked 10 September 2026 · District Zero editorial team
A dash is missing evidence, not zero value. Artwork and collection actions require an approved exact DZ card binding. Japanese and international numbers remain separate.