Highlights across the years
Twelve cards spread across Mitsuhiro Arita's career, oldest first. Card images from TCGdex.
Who they draw most
- 9 Gyarados
- 8 Charmeleon
- 8 Charmander
- 8 Raichu
Their cards span 16 eras: Base, Neo, Legendary Collection, E-Card, EX, POP, Diamond & Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold & SoulSilver, Call of Legends, Black & White, XY, Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet, Mega Evolution.
Build the binder
Open every Mitsuhiro Arita card as a new binder, oldest first, with each page named after its set. It takes 78 pages in a 9-pocket binder (39 sheets). Tick ✓ what you own and the rest becomes your want list.
Adds a new binder to your workspace. Nothing you already have is changed. Counts English cards with images in TCGdex, including promos and reprints; Pokémon TCG Pocket and trainer kit cards aren't included.
Tips for an illustrator binder
- Chronological or by Pokémon? Oldest-first shows how a style changes over the years. Grouping by Pokémon turns repeat subjects into satisfying rows.
- Start with what's affordable. Most of an illustrator's work is commons and uncommons, so the binder fills up fast before you chase the big cards.
- Add an art insert as a title page. See finding artwork for binder art inserts, including The Art of Pokémon's illustrator pages.
