Oreo Asia is actually advertising on their website that you can win a trip to Japan, a pin collection of the 16 pokemon featured as cookies, and even a Pokemon lamp, by uploading a selfie of yourself with the Mew cookie.

I've only tried the ones in the video: the 3pcs mini pack (from the box) and the long tube. As far as I could see, the Pokemon inside are completely random. You can find different gens in the same packs.

@@PikaTCG okay, wait. So, whatever pack it is, it's completely RNG? There's no such thing as "if you buy the limited edition pikachu, you'll get the higher gens much more."?

@@johnshadoe It's just like booster packs, totally random. The Pikachu special edition only has Pikachu cookies, you won't find the other 15 Pokemon embedded on the cookies. You can still find one of the 16 photocards though. If you want a chance at finding the mew cookie, you need to get the box on my left, or the tube.

@@PikaTCG oh. Nah. I already found the mew cookie twice. I was talking about the photo cards.

Lucky you. What did you do with the cookie? I gave up looking for Mew lol, opened too many boxes and packs. I was getting sick of seeing so many Oreos lying around.

I have MEW just now 2

Did you find the Mew cookie? People are selling it for crazy prices on eBay, but those are just asking prices. Sold prices are waaaay different. At the moment, here in Thailand, those who find it have the chance to win a trip to Japan, that's pretty awesome.

I got 1 mew and 3 pikachu😂😂😂

Damn, lucky you! I pulled quite a few Pikachu but still haven't managed to find Mew. Oreo Asia is currently holding an event. Those who find Mew need to send a selfie with it and have the chance to win one of the following: A ticket to Japan, a Pokemon case containing the 16 featured Pokemon as coins, and finally a neon lamp of either Pikachu or Mew!

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Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you too. I buy them on websites such as shopee or Lazada, which always have coupons. Most of the time I end up paying less than $30 a box. Especially when preordering. Sometimes I also buy them on Facebook groups and stores in my area. Unfortunately most (if not all) sellers only sell locally and not internationally. There are a few reasons for that, the main reason being that booster boxes clearly say "made in Japan, for sale in Thailand only" at the bottom. If retailers were to break that promise and the pokemon company were to find out, they may not be able to do business with them ever again. Those sellers that do sell internationally do so for profit so expect to pay a lot more than MSRP.

Thanks for the comment 😊 Which booster box did you get? Hope you got it at MSRP. I'll be opening ranging surf in Thai in a few days! It comes out on the 27th here.

@@PikaTCG obsidian flames booster box. 1500 baht ($41 USD) for 30 packs! It was from a card shop inside MBK mall. That was MSRP price

If you go to asia.pokemon-card.com/, you'll see all the Asian countries they produce cards for (printed in Japan and shipped to the respective countries). Korea isn't mentioned because they print their own cards. And yes, you're missing some!