All Mew cards
This is the complete list of Mew cards: 160 distinct cards in total (72 English, 86 Japanese, 1 German, and 1 Simplified Chinese). One entry per card: an artwork printed in several languages is counted once and shown in yours when it exists, and every language keeps the cards that exist only there. The first Mew card to appear in an expansion was released on June 21, 1997, in Mystery of the Fossils. The set with the most Mew cards is 30th Celebration, with 7.
Total cards: 160
Mew
30th Celebration
RGB Rare - #B/RGB
$4,006.33
Mew
30th Celebration
RGB Rare - #G/RGB
$3,800.00
Mew
30th Celebration
RGB Rare - #R/RGB
$4,255.80
Mew
Lost Link
#18
$249.19
Mew ex
PLAY Promos
Promo - #7/PLAY
$16,030.43
Mew
Pokémon Rumble
#10
$251.82
Mew
POP Series 4
Rare - #4
$83.24
Mew
POP Series 5
Rare - #3
$343.40
Mew
Southern Islands
#151
$177.03
Mew
Start Deck 100
#171
$19.81
Mew
Tag All Stars
#55
$5.41
Mew
The Best of XY
#44
$11.69
Mew
VSTAR Universe
#52
$0.35
Mew
Wizards Promos
Promo - #47
$145.94
Mew
XY Promos
#XY110
$95.29
Mew EX
XY Promos
#XY126
$147.44
Frequently asked questions
What was the first Mew card in an expansion?
The first Mew card to appear in an expansion was released on June 21, 1997, in Mystery of the Fossils.
How many Mew cards are there?
folio.fyi lists 160 distinct Mew cards: 72 English, 86 Japanese, 1 German, and 1 Simplified Chinese. Each artwork is counted once, so a card printed in several languages counts as one.
Which set has the most Mew cards?
30th Celebration, with 7 Mew cards.
What language is the text on the Ancient Mew card written in?
Ancient Mew, distributed at screenings of the second film in 1999 in Japan and in 2000 elsewhere, is written in Germanic runes used as a cipher for the Latin alphabet, with Mayan glyphs in the illustration; the full decoder was published in the September 1999 issue of CoroCoro. Early Japanese printings spell Nintendo as Nintedo in the copyright line, a mistake corrected on a later run.
