30th Celebration: The Lunala Deck at a Glance

The anniversary set 30th Celebration brings a deck that uses its discard pile as ammunition: the more Energy cards there, the harder Lunala hits.

Note: card, attack and set names are given as printed on the German cards this list is based on, with the English Pokémon names where they differ.

The card: Lunala 080/128

Lunala 080/128 from Pokémon 30th Celebration
Lunala 080/128 from the 30th Celebration set.
  • Stage 2, evolves from Cosmovum (Cosmoem), 160 HP, Psychic type
  • Mitternachtsstrahl for one Psychic Energy, 20+: "This attack does 20 more damage for each Energy card in your discard pile."
  • Mondsturm for three Energy: 120 damage
  • Illustration: Bun Toujo

The whole evolution line comes from the same set: Cosmog 078/128 (60 HP) and Cosmovum (Cosmoem) 079/128 (100 HP). Ten Energy cards in the discard pile are enough for 200 damage, for a single Energy.

How the deck works

The strategy is simple: get as many Energy cards as possible into the discard pile, then strike with Lunala. These cards do the job:

  • Prächtiger Mixer (Stürmische Funken / Surging Sparks): search your deck for up to 5 cards and put them in your discard pile. An ACE SPEC card, so only one per deck.
  • Prismaturm (Wachsendes Chaos): once during each player's turn, that player may discard 2 cards from their hand to draw 1 card.
  • Lunastein (Lunatone) (Mega-Entwicklung / Mega Evolution): the Ability "Lunarphase" discards a Basic Fighting Energy from your hand to draw 3 cards, as long as Sonnfel (Solrock) is in play.
  • Sonnfel (Solrock) (Mega-Entwicklung / Mega Evolution): "Kosmischer Strahl" does 70 damage for one Fighting Energy, unaffected by Weakness or Resistance, but only works with Lunatone on the Bench.
  • Mew ex (30th Celebration): the Ability "Gedächtnishelix" uses the attacks of any Pokémon on your Bench. That lets Mew ex attack with Lunala's attack when needed.
Lunatone 074/132 from Mega Evolution
Lunatone 074/132 discards Energy and draws 3 cards.
Solrock 075/132 from Mega Evolution
Solrock 075/132 unlocks Lunatone's Ability.
Mew ex 152/128 from Pokémon 30th Celebration
Mew ex 152/128 copies Lunala's attack from the Bench.

The complete deck list

Pokémon: 16

  • 4x Cosmog (30th Celebration)
  • 2x Cosmovum / Cosmoem (30th Celebration)
  • 3x Lunala (30th Celebration)
  • 2x Lunastein / Lunatone (Mega Evolution)
  • 2x Sonnfel / Solrock (Mega Evolution)
  • 1x Lillys Piepi-ex / Lillie's Clefairy ex (Erhabene Helden / Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Mew ex (30th Celebration)
  • 1x Beatori-ex

Trainer cards: 28

  • 4x Lillys Entschlossenheit (Mega Evolution)
  • 3x Team Rockets Lambda (Ewige Rivalen)
  • 2x Befehl vom Boss (Erhabene Helden / Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Tracys Unterstützung (Maskerade im Zwielicht)
  • 1x Jens' Überzeugung (Gewalten der Zeit)
  • 4x Poképad (Erhabene Helden / Ascended Heroes)
  • 4x Sonderbonbon (Mega Evolution)
  • 3x Hyperball (30th Celebration)
  • 3x Nachttrage (Erhabene Helden / Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Prächtiger Mixer (Stürmische Funken / Surging Sparks)
  • 1x Luftballon (Schwarze Blitze)
  • 1x Prismaturm (Wachsendes Chaos)

Energy cards: 16

  • 9x Basic Fighting Energy
  • 7x Basic Psychic Energy

Is the deck worth it?

The Lunala line is cheap: Cosmog, Cosmoem and Lunala are regular cards from 30th Celebration, Lunatone and Solrock come from Mega Evolution. If you are opening 30th Celebration anyway, you will have the core cards together quickly. The rest of the list is Trainer cards from current sets.

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Source: PokeZentrum, 30 September 2026. Card texts taken from scans of the German cards.

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