KAYOU My Little Pony Fun Moments 3: Card List, Rarity Tiers and the NA vs SEA Box

Fun Moments 3 is the third Fun Moments Edition release in KAYOU's My Little Pony Friendship Eternal collectible card line, and the English NA print is in stock in Australia. This guide pictures every one of the 148 cards tier by tier, gives the full numbered card list, sets out KAYOU's printed tier counts and pack ratio, and explains the difference between the NA and SEA boxes.

Everything here is about the NA English print (KAYOU item code MLP-KP-YYYH-QY-003A-NA, listed by KAYOU as Version A and dated March 2026). Card images on this page are KAYOU's own, from the official Fun Moments Edition Series 3 page.

Quick Answer: Fun Moments 3 (Fun Moments Edition 003) has 148 card types across nine rarity tiers, from Normal and Parallel Normal up to Creative Rare, Ultra Golden Rare and the stained-glass Parallel Creative Rare. The NA box holds 20 packs of seven cards, and KAYOU's printed ratio puts a CR, UGR or ◇CR card in three packs out of every 20, which works out to three hit packs a box. These are cards to collect, sort and display, with no rules and no gameplay, and the sealed NA box is in stock and dispatched from NSW.

Fun Moments inside Friendship Eternal

KAYOU makes two very different kinds of My Little Pony cards, so it helps to know which one you are holding. Friendship Eternal is a collectible line, separate from the playable My Little Pony TCG that KAYOU sells as starter decks and booster sets. Friendship Eternal cards come with no rules, no decks and no gameplay. You open them, sort them, swap them and put the best ones in a binder.

Within Friendship Eternal, KAYOU runs several editions side by side, including Rainbow, Moon, Star and Fun Moments, and each one has its own checklist and its own rarity ladder. Every edition we stock is on our KAYOU My Little Pony cards in Australia page. Fun Moments 3 is the third Fun Moments release. KAYOU's official page lists the NA print as Fun Moments Edition-003A-NA and dates it to March 2026, and that print reaches Australia through KAYOU's official Australian distribution partner.

If you are still working out where a card at home came from, our series explainer maps the whole range.

Card list and rarity ladder

KAYOU's page for the NA print sets out 148 card types across nine tiers, and gives each tier both a rarity name and a theme name. The diamond (◇) marks the parallel treatment of the Creative Rare and Normal cards. Every printed card number ends in a level mark, L5 at the top of the ladder down to L1 at the bottom, so the suffix tells you the tier even before you read the letters. The counts below are KAYOU's, from the official series page, and the numbers are the ones printed on the card faces.

Three things stand out.

One box cannot finish the set. An NA box holds 140 cards against a 148-card checklist, and repeats are built into the ratio: a box carries at least 40 R cards for 35 R designs, 20 SR cards for 15 SR designs, and at least 20 SSR cards for 15 SSR designs. Set builders should plan on more than one box, or on swapping.

The chase lives in one slot. CR, UGR and ◇CR only ever appear as the variable card, and only in three packs out of every 20. That is 33 chase designs sharing three slots in a box.

Three tiers carry a different prefix. The UR cards are numbered RBE02, the SR cards MLPME03 and the R cards MLPME02, where every other tier reads FME03. Those prefixes are printed on the card faces as well as in KAYOU's own list, so a Fun Moments 3 Rare that says MLPME02-R-001L1 is exactly what it should be. Check the tier letters and the level mark, not the prefix, when you sort.

The chase tiers, pictured

Parallel Creative Rare (◇CR 001 to 012), Stained Glass Snapshot. The twelve cards at the top of KAYOU's tier list, and the art KAYOU leads its promotion with: each character set into a stained-glass window with their cutie mark in the rose window above. The first six are the Mane Six; the second six are Star Swirl the Bearded, Somnambula, Flash Magnus, Mistmane, Mage Meadowbrook and Rockhoof, the Pillars of Old Equestria, who appear nowhere else in the set.

Creative Rare (CR 001 to 012), Winter Snapshot. Snow, scarves and gold-foil snowflakes. Nine portrait cards cover the Mane Six, Princess Celestia, Princess Luna and Princess Cadance, and the last three are landscape scenes: Rainbow Dash and Princess Twilight Sparkle, Applejack and Rarity, and a six-pony Friendship Forever card under the northern lights.

Ultra Golden Rare (UGR 001 to 009), Leisurely Journey. Each pony posed inside a strip of film with a location tag in the corner and a cursive name across the bottom. The Mane Six, then Spike, Starlight Glimmer and Trixie.

Ultra Rare (UR 001 to 010), Pixel Arcade. Pixel-art portraits framed as arcade cabinets, with the character's name on the marquee. The Mane Six, Apple Bloom, Scootaloo, Sweetie Belle and DJ PON-3. UR is the highest tier the other 17 packs in a box can give you.

The set-building tiers, pictured

Super Spark Rare (SSR 001 to 015), Colorful Tour. Travel-sticker portraits on a suitcase: Princess Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Fluttershy, Applejack, Starlight Glimmer, Trixie, Princess Luna, Countess Coloratura, Vapor Trail, Muffins, Sugar Belle, Lightning Dust and Spitfire. One in every pack.

Super Rare (SR 001 to 015), Shining Comic. Pop-art comic panels with the name in block letters: two cards of each Mane Six (001 to 012), then Spike, Muffins and Mayor Mare. One in every pack.

Rare (R 001 to 035), Classic Archive. Stills from the show with a star rating down the side. 001 to 006 are the Mane Six and 021 to 026 the Mane Six again, with Princess Twilight Sparkle leading the second run. Between and after them: Spike, Prim Hemline, Hoity Toity, Photo Finish, Sapphire Shores, Fancy Pants, Svengallop, Tree Hugger, Sassy Saddles, Night Light, Twilight Velvet, Zephyr Breeze, Twist, Pipsqueak, Nurse Redheart, Cozy Glow, Toola Roola, Coconut Cream, Inky Rose, Prince Blueblood, Sunny Daze, Peachy Pie and Bulk Biceps. Two in every pack, sometimes a third as the variable card.

Normal (N 001 to 020), Tour Map. Landscape postcards, each a show scene pinned to a map of Equestria with the location named underneath: Castle, Crystal Empire; Throne Room, Royal Castle; Tree of Harmony, Everfree Forest; Library, Crystal Empire; Sugarcube Corner; Dining Room, Sweet Apple Acres Farmhouse; Street, Ponyville; Silver Stable Community; Grogar's Lair; Hatching Grounds, Dragon Lands; Hill, Ponyville; Bedchamber, Royal Castle; Equestrian Institute of Rockology; Ice Cream Shop, Ponyville; Stone Bridge, Ponyville; Forest, Ponyville; Cutie Mark Crusaders Clubhouse; Cheese Sandwich Amusement Factory; Dragon Lands; Pony Tones Stage.

Parallel Normal (◇N 001 to 020), Parallel Tour Map. The same twenty postcards and the same numbers, with the ◇ before the N and the postmark and card number printed in gold instead of white. The two tiers share the two Normal slots in every pack, and KAYOU does not say how often a slot holds the parallel.

NA versus SEA box

Fun Moments 3 comes in two English prints from the same card pool, and the boxes are built differently.

The NA box is the North American English print, with an item code ending in -NA and seven cards in every pack. It is the print KAYOU's published pack ratio describes, and we buy it through KAYOU's official Australian distribution partner. The Fun Moments 3 NA booster box is in stock and dispatched from NSW.

The SEA box is the South-East Asia English print. It gives you more packs to open, 30 instead of 20, with fewer cards in each, which suits a party or a classroom where everyone wants a pack of their own. Its four-cards-a-pack figure comes from retailer listings rather than KAYOU's page, and KAYOU's seven-card pack ratio cannot apply as written to a four-card pack. It has its own listing, the Fun Moments 3 SEA booster box, which is sold out as this guide is updated on 17 October 2026; the product page shows when it is back.

If you are looking at an imported box. Some Fun Moments 3 boxes offered to Australian buyers ship from the US. One marketplace listing for an imported box, read on 15 September 2026, described the packs as eight cards where KAYOU's page says seven. Check any listing against KAYOU's specification for the NA print, 20 packs of seven cards, before you buy. A box bought from Australian stock arrives without an overseas transit or customs step, and our refund policy covers change-of-mind returns on unopened, factory-sealed boxes within 30 days of delivery. For more on buying genuine KAYOU My Little Pony product locally, see our Australian buyer's guide.

Pull rates: what KAYOU publishes and what it does not

What KAYOU publishes. The official page for the NA print prints an appearance probability across every 20 packs, with the note that the ratio is based on a single pack:

• 17 packs in 20 ("2N/◇N+2R+1SR+1SSR+1R/SSR/UR"): two Normal or Parallel Normal, two Rare, one Super Rare, one Super Spark Rare, and one card that is Rare, Super Spark Rare or Ultra Rare.
• 3 packs in 20 ("2N/◇N+2R+1SR+1SSR+1CR/UGR/◇CR"): two Normal or Parallel Normal, two Rare, one Super Rare, one Super Spark Rare, and one card that is Creative Rare, Ultra Golden Rare or Parallel Creative Rare.

Across a 20-pack NA box, that works out to 40 N or ◇N cards, 40 R, 20 SR, 20 SSR, 17 variable cards split between R, SSR and UR, and three cards from the CR, UGR and ◇CR tiers.

What KAYOU does not publish. The ratio stops at the slot. KAYOU does not say:

• how the three hit packs split between CR, UGR and ◇CR, so there is no official figure for how rare a ◇CR is compared with a CR;
• how often the variable card is a UR rather than an R or SSR;
• how often an N slot holds a ◇N instead;
• the odds of pulling any one named card.

We have also not found a published pack breakdown for the SEA print. So if you see single-card odds quoted for Fun Moments 3, treat them as someone's estimate, not KAYOU's number. What the ratio does tell you is still useful: a box works out to three chase cards, and with 33 chase designs sharing those three slots, no particular ◇CR is ever a sure thing.

What collectors chase

Fun Moments 3 is best talked about in tiers rather than prices, so this guide ranks by tier and leaves the numbers out.

• ◇CR, Stained Glass Snapshot. Twelve cards at the top of KAYOU's tier list, the art KAYOU leads its promotion with, and the only place the six Pillars of Old Equestria appear in the set.
• CR, Winter Snapshot, and UGR, Leisurely Journey. Twelve and nine cards, sharing the same three-in-20 slot as ◇CR. KAYOU does not say whether either is scarcer than ◇CR. The three landscape CR scenes are the only group shots above Rare.
• UR, Pixel Arcade. Ten cards, and the highest tier the other 17 packs in a box can give you. The Cutie Mark Crusaders and DJ PON-3 are only here.
• SSR and below. Set-building cards. Repeats are built in at SSR, SR and R, and those repeats are what you trade away to fill the gaps in your checklist.

Condition matters at every tier, so sleeve anything from UR up as soon as it leaves the pack. When you want to check what a card is worth, our My Little Pony card value guide walks through reading sold listings, matched edition to edition.

How it compares with Rainbow and Moon

All three are Friendship Eternal editions, but they are built for different kinds of opening. Each edition has its own checklist and tier ladder, so the same letters can mean different things from one edition to the next, and a tier from Fun Moments 3 does not map across to Rainbow or Moon.

• Rainbow Edition is foil-forward: every pack in the box is foil. The SEA Rainbow box holds 20 packs of five cards, 100 cards in all.
• Moon Edition is the premium, foil-heavy end of the range.
• Fun Moments is built for volume and theme art: 140 cards in an NA box, or 30 packs in a SEA box, with the stained-glass ◇CR as its showpiece.

Pick Fun Moments when the opening is the point: a checklist to work through, or a group of kids who each want packs. Rainbow and Moon have their own tier ladders and chase cards, and our card value guide sets those out.

If you have seen My Little Pony cards at Kmart or Big W, here is what we found when we checked on 15 September 2026. Both carried single KAYOU My Little Pony packs: Friendship Eternal Rainbow packs at both, a Moon Edition pack at Kmart, and packs for KAYOU's separate playable game. Both also listed starter decks for that game from marketplace sellers, and neither listed the Fun Moments 3 box. Our guide to where to buy My Little Pony cards in Australia compares the local options.

Storage

A Fun Moments 3 box puts a lot of cards on the table at once, so decide where they are going before you open it.

• Sleeve the hits straight away. Anything from UR up goes into a soft sleeve and then a rigid toploader. A ◇CR is the card to protect first.
• Binder the checklist. A binder with side-loading pockets suits a 148-card set, and laying the cards out by tier shows you what is still missing. The 40 Tour Map postcards are landscape, so give them their own pages.
• Box the rest. Repeats at N, R, SR and SSR can live in a card storage box, stored upright rather than in a loose pile.
• Mind the climate. Keep cards and sealed boxes indoors, out of direct sun and away from damp. Heat in a parked car or moisture in a garage can warp cards.

Our guide to storing KAYOU cards was written for Naruto, but sleeves, toploaders, binders and humidity work the same way for My Little Pony.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in My Little Pony Fun Moments 3?

148 card types across nine rarity tiers: 12 ◇CR, 12 CR, 9 UGR, 10 UR, 15 SSR, 15 SR, 35 R, 20 N and 20 ◇N. Every one of them is pictured above.

What are the rarest Fun Moments 3 cards?

The ◇CR, CR and UGR tiers, 33 cards in total. In the NA print they only appear in three packs out of every 20, and KAYOU does not publish how those packs split between the three tiers.

What do the L5, L4, L3, L2 and L1 marks on the card numbers mean?

They track the tier. ◇CR and CR numbers end in L5, UGR and UR in L4, SSR in L3, SR in L2, and R, N and ◇N in L1. The mark is printed on every card after the number.

Why do some Fun Moments 3 cards say RBE02 or MLPME02 instead of FME03?

Because that is how KAYOU numbered them. The ten UR cards are RBE02-UR-001L4 to 010L4, the fifteen SR cards MLPME03-SR-001L2 to 015L2 and the 35 R cards MLPME02-R-001L1 to 035L1, on the card faces and in KAYOU's official list. They are Fun Moments 3 cards all the same.

How many packs are in a Fun Moments 3 box?

The NA box has 20 packs of seven cards, 140 cards in all. The SEA box has 30 packs, which retailer listings put at four cards each.

Will one Fun Moments 3 box complete the set?

No. An NA box holds 140 cards against a 148-card checklist, and by KAYOU's ratio a box has to repeat some R, SR and SSR cards. It also works out to only three of the 33 chase cards.

Can you buy Fun Moments 3 at Kmart?

Not when we checked on 15 September 2026. Kmart and Big W both carried single KAYOU My Little Pony packs, including Friendship Eternal Rainbow packs, a Moon Edition pack at Kmart and packs for the separate playable game, plus starter decks for that game from marketplace sellers, but neither listed the Fun Moments 3 box. We sell the sealed NA box, in stock and dispatched from NSW, and the product page shows current availability.

Can you play a game with Fun Moments 3 cards?

No. Fun Moments cards are collectibles with no rules, decks or gameplay. KAYOU's playable My Little Pony cards are a separate range, and our how-to-play guide explains that game.