Taiwan’s New 30th Celebration Sets Pair Five Packs With Two Fixed Promos

Taiwan's 30th Celebration Special Combination Sets offer five booster packs and a fixed pair of bonus cards, with an October 1, 2026 release date. The choice is Sylveon ex with Alolan Exeggutor, or Greninja ex with Lucario. The first Shin Kong Mitsukoshi preorder wave began September 18. Official Taiwan announcement.

The practical detail is how to buy them. The department-store route uses an app preorder followed by local pickup, rather than a general international delivery offer.

Choose the Bonus Pair Before Comparing Prices

Pokémon lists both versions at NT$570 each, with five 30th Celebration packs plus one of each named bonus card. That is the manufacturer's Taiwan suggested price, checked September 21, not an overseas delivered price. Contents and pricing.

The included pair gives a character collector a defined reason to choose a version. The boosters remain a separate opening experience. Do not describe a pictured bonus card as something the buyer must randomly pull from those packs.

Our anniversary overview covers the global expansion. This Taiwan bundle is a narrower product with its own packaging, language and purchase arrangements.

The Department-Store Route Starts in an App

For the first six anniversary-sale branches, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi app preorders opened September 18 at 10:00 local time, with pickup from October 1. The notice limits each person to one of each product. Other branch waves have separately announced dates. Official purchase instructions.

That distinction matters for anyone reading a resale listing or planning a visit. A successful preorder and a collection appointment are different steps. Confirm the branch, product version and pickup instructions in the retailer's own system rather than assuming a general product announcement completes the process.

The announcement also lists Pokémon Center TAIPEI sales from October 1 and later pop-up opportunities. Recheck the named location before relying on that alternative. We are not claiming that stock will be available when any particular visitor arrives.

Keep the Language and Printing Attached to the Card

The official Greninja image shows the identifier 204/M-P. That number, the language and the anniversary mark are useful details to keep together when comparing another listing. A similar illustration in an English collection is not automatically the same physical printing.

Our Chinese Pokémon card guide explains why the language designation matters. Avoid a seller description that only says Asian version when your collecting target is more specific.

For the bonus cards, record the source product as well. Our promo-card guide provides a framework for keeping that provenance with the item. It is easier to preserve the original details than reconstruct them after packaging is discarded.

What the Regional Release Does Not Prove

An announced Taiwan distribution route is not a published print-run total. It does not establish that the cards are scarcer than another region's products or that importing them will produce a return.

If you are comparing an import offer, ask what is included and whether the package is sealed. Compare the total delivered cost with the exact item you want, not a currency conversion of the Taiwan suggested price alone. Shipping, condition and the seller's service are separate parts of that purchase.

We are keeping this report specific to the Taiwan source. It should not be used as a complete guide to Hong Kong distribution or as a promise of a later English release.

Where to Go From Here

Choose the promo pair, then verify the purchase route that actually applies to you. This is a useful addition to an anniversary collection when the language and included cards fit the project.

For a separate physical-collectibles opening experience, browse the Polkastarter marketplace. There is a free mystery pack at signup, and every Lootbox lists its contents, values, and chances before you open. The Taiwan bundles described here are not promised as current marketplace inventory.

Details checked September 21, 2026. Release dates, shipping estimates and availability can change. Nothing here is financial or investment advice. Polkastarter is not affiliated with the companies named.

Images: official campaign and product photography from the credited sources. Pokémon artwork © Pokémon, Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK. ZOZOTOWN campaign photography © ZOZO. Artwork retained without added panels.

Sources

• Pokémon Taiwan, official combination-set announcement and purchase instructions, accessed September 21, 2026
• Pokémon Taiwan, product directory, accessed September 21, 2026
• PokéZentrum, independent report, September 17, 2026, accessed September 21, 2026
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