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Inyoung’s first opening: the flower-filled Pikachu with two numbers
An actual 15:55 reveal in Inyoung Inyoung’s opening leads to Japanese M6a Pikachu 034/103, collection number 18/30, Shinji Kanda—and a dated KRW 20,000 Korean asking record.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-26 · Editorial standards & corrections
A first opening becomes an illustrator’s story
Korean actor Yu Inyoung visits Gangnam Card Story in the October 22 video on her Inyoung Inyoung channel. Near 15:55, she holds a flower-filled Pikachu toward the camera. The next explanation names its illustrator, Shinji Kanda. That small change of focus—from opening a pack to looking at the picture—is why we chose this card. We follow this checked moment, not a reconstructed full pull list or an opening-profit claim.
034/103 and 18/30 identify different parts of the same card
The Japanese official 30th CELEBRATION gallery supplies the matching image. Its footer reads M6a 034/103, the separate Pikachu collection number 18/30, and Illus. Shinji Kanda. The Japanese name, 80 HP, silver border and sparkling anniversary Pikachu motif match the card shown. The official product describes 30 shiny Pikachu designs by 30 illustrators. A familiar Pokémon name alone cannot select this particular illustration and language.
A Korean-market asking record, dated October 26
TCGIndex’s KREAM product 1090302 is the Japanese Pikachu Collection 18/30 printing, M6A034-103. Its saved October 26 asking record is KRW 20,000. This is a Japanese card offered in the Korean sales market, not a completed trade, a live guaranteed offer or an appraisal of the filmed copy. The listing’s condition, grade and finish-specific purchase options remain unverified. Keep the official card’s shiny specification separate from the terms of a particular offer. No price from a Korean-language copy or another card in the video has been substituted.
Keep the story alongside the printing
Here the collecting memory is an actual conversation about an illustrator, a bright field of flowers, and two numbers sharing the footer. If the artwork is what you want to remember, save M6a 034/103, 18/30 and Japanese together. Recheck the image and observation date on TCGIndex, then sign in to save the card to your collection. This is independent editorial commentary, with no official collaboration or creator endorsement implied.
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