Yes — there are 4 Mew cards in Fusion Strike: Mew V (#250), Mew V (#251), Mew VMAX (#268), Mew VMAX (#269).
Mew cards in Fusion Strike
Fusion Strike has 4 different Mew cards, lowest number first:
- Mew V (#250) — Rare Ultra (~$36.02)
- Mew V (#251) — Rare Ultra (~$114.13)
- Mew VMAX (#268) — Rare Rainbow (~$108.00)
- Mew VMAX (#269) — Rare Rainbow (~$253.06)
Which Mew to chase in Fusion Strike
Fusion Strike runs Mew across 4 prints, numbered #250 through #269, spanning Rare Ultra and Rare Rainbow, priced from $36.02 to $253.06. The Mew to chase is Mew VMAX (#269), Rare Rainbow (around $253.06). The cheapest way into Mew here is Mew V (#250) (around $36.02).
How rare is Mew in Fusion Strike?
Across the 4 Mew prints, the rarity climbs from the base Mew V (#250) up to Mew VMAX (#269) (Rare Rainbow), so the higher-numbered Mew cards are the scarce ones. Mew is one of the headline Pokémon collectors single out in this Sword & Shield-series set.
Building a Mew run from Fusion Strike
For your Mew run, the Fusion Strike cards make a tidy mini-set on their own: start with the lowest-numbered Mew V (#250) and work up to Mew VMAX (#269). Together the 4 prints show how Mew was treated across the set's rarity tiers, from the cheap base copy to the full-art chase.
Every Mew print, everywhere
Want every Mew card across all sets, not just Fusion Strike? Build a dedicated Mew binder, line each Mew print up side by side, then come back to slot the Fusion Strike Mew cards into place. Seeing the Fusion Strike Mew prints next to Mew from other sets is the quickest way to spot which artwork and rarity you're still missing.
Figures from the pokemontcg.io dataset (TCGplayer pricing), as of June 2026.