Pokémon TCG MEGA “30th CELEBRATION” Premium Deck Set — Espeon & Umbreon (Japanese)

Day and night in one tin. This Japanese premium set pairs two ready-to-play 60-card decks built around Espeon ex and Umbreon ex, released September 16, 2026 as part of the Pokémon TCG’s 30th anniversary lineup. Set code MF. Language: Japanese. All cards are holofoil and carry the 30th Anniversary stamp.

What’s in the set

• Espeon ex deck (60 cards)
• Umbreon ex deck (60 cards)
• 2 damage-counter / marker sheets
• 2 Pokémon coins (Espeon and Umbreon)
• 1 playmat
• 1 sliding double deck tin
• First-time player guide
• Player’s guide

Open it and you can play immediately. No booster lottery, no building from scratch.

The chase cards Each deck includes both a regular-art and a full-illustration version of its headliner:

• Espeon ex + Espeon ex full art (SAR-style)
• Umbreon ex + Umbreon ex full art (SAR-style)

Also included as full-illustration cards:

• Victini (Espeon deck)
• Zeraora (Umbreon deck)

Those four arts are the reason collectors buy this sealed instead of just the booster box. The Espeon and Umbreon full arts are by REND.

How the decks play

• Espeon ex — Psychic/day theme. Signature attack Sunshine Beat does 30 damage times the number of Pokémon on your field. Support includes Victini, Ninetales, Azumarill, Mew, Comfey, and Eevee.
• Umbreon ex — Darkness/night theme. Lunatic Claw hits 240 if the opponent’s Active already has damage counters. Support includes Zeraora, Toxtricity, Zoroark, Hydreigon, Mewtwo, and Cresselia.

Both lists are fixed constructed decks, so duplicates are intentional.

Why this product It is the Japanese-only anniversary deck product. English gets later Espeon/Umbreon battle decks and UPC promos; this is the original two-deck tin with the full-art Espeon ex and Umbreon ex printed in Japanese. Strong for Eeveelution collectors, sealed display, and anyone who wants playable anniversary decks plus the SAR-style chase cards without opening boosters.

Notes Factory contents are fixed, not randomized like a booster box. Some cards are reprints from earlier series. Cards are Japanese-language. Ready to play out of the tin.