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Soonitank's Green Mew Surprise Was FUR 135/103
Revisiting a Korean 30th Celebration opening: the Mew reveal at 02:41, the exact Korean FUR printing, and a KRW 31,000 KREAM asking-price observation dated October 31.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-11-01 · Editorial standards & corrections
One green flash pauses the opening
In Soonitank's October 15 video, two Korean 30th Celebration boxes become a series of small reveals. The moment we returned to is Mew in the first box: the green colour briefly makes the creator wonder about RGB, before he identifies the pull as FUR at 02:41. This story follows that specific card. It is not a full pull inventory or a calculation of the opening's financial return.
What the original frame actually shows
At 02:41, a black-gloved hand holds the Korean Mew ex close to the camera, with the creator's face still visible in the upper-left inset. Coloured spheres, a long curved tail and the green Mew design are all present. Calling it an RGB pull would change the outcome: the creator corrects his first impression to FUR. We preserve that context and use an actual still rather than an AI recreation of his face or reaction.
The exact card: Korean Mew ex, M6a 135/103 FUR
Pokémon Korea's official record identifies this design as Mew ex from MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CELEBRATION, numbered M6a 135/103 FUR and illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN. The Korean name, HP 160, artwork and collector number support the identification. A striking green reflection is part of the viewing experience; the printed identifier is what keeps the edition precise. We do not substitute a Japanese printing or another Mew ex. Physical condition, centering and grading cannot be certified from this footage.
What the KRW 31,000 figure means
The latest observation displayed on this TCGIndex Korean-market detail is a KREAM seller asking price of KRW 31,000, dated October 31, 2026. It applies to the Korean FUR listing; condition and grading are unverified. It is not a completed-sale price, a November 1 observation or a quote from the video's filming date. We checked the content on November 1. No matching US or EU price connection is shown on this detail, so no alternate edition is used to fill the gap.
The illustration survives the rarity surprise
The interesting part is what remains after the first guess changes. A flash of colour can create one expectation, yet learning the card's actual label does not take away its image. If the floating spheres and broad sweep of colour are what appeal to you, start with that visual response before comparing a more expensive Mew. A collector building a numbered set may make the opposite choice and prioritise the exact identifier. Both are sensible ways to enjoy a card. This is our collecting interpretation, not a forecast of price appreciation or pack-opening profit.
Continue the opening, then record your own card
The original video preserves the sequence and the creator's own reactions. The TCGIndex detail provides a separate route to the language, number and dated asking-price history before saving a card in your collection. Creator/channel: Soonitank (@Soonitank); original video published October 15, 2026. TCGIndex's independent coverage does not imply a collaboration or endorsement.
Try it yourself
- Korean M6a 135/103 FUR
- Actual source reveal at 02:41
- KREAM asking observation October 31
- Condition and grade unverified
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