Illustrator binder

Every Pokémon card illustrated by Naoki Saito

Naoki Saito has illustrated 258 English Pokémon cards across 79 sets, from HeartGold SoulSilver in 2010 to 30th Celebration in 2026. Here are highlights from across their work, and the whole list as a binder you can open in one click.

258English cards
79Sets
2010–2026First to latest card
299-pocket pages

Highlights across the years

Twelve cards spread across Naoki Saito's career, oldest first. Card images from TCGdex.

Arcanine, HeartGold SoulSilver 1, illustrated by Naoki Saito
ArcanineHeartGold SoulSilver · 12010
Gothorita, Emerging Powers 46, illustrated by Naoki Saito
GothoritaEmerging Powers · 462011
Pawniard, Dark Explorers 78, illustrated by Naoki Saito
PawniardDark Explorers · 782012
Deino, Plasma Freeze 76, illustrated by Naoki Saito
DeinoPlasma Freeze · 762013
Arbok, XY 48, illustrated by Naoki Saito
ArbokXY · 482014
Granbull, BREAKthrough 99, illustrated by Naoki Saito
GranbullBREAKthrough · 992015
Petilil, Guardians Rising 4, illustrated by Naoki Saito
PetililGuardians Rising · 42017
Brock’s Grit, Team Up 135, illustrated by Naoki Saito
Brock’s GritTeam Up · 1352019
Galarian Perrserker, Rebel Clash 127, illustrated by Naoki Saito
Galarian PerrserkerRebel Clash · 1272020
Duraludon V, Evolving Skies 198, illustrated by Naoki Saito
Duraludon VEvolving Skies · 1982021
Perrin, Twilight Masquerade 160, illustrated by Naoki Saito
PerrinTwilight Masquerade · 1602024
Morpeko, 30th Celebration 061, illustrated by Naoki Saito
Morpeko30th Celebration · 0612026

Who they draw most

  • 6 Champions Festival
  • 4 Bede
  • 3 Reshiram & Zekrom
  • 3 Rapid Strike Style Mustard

Their cards span 7 eras: HeartGold & SoulSilver, Black & White, XY, Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet, Mega Evolution.

Build the binder

Open every Naoki Saito card as a new binder, oldest first, with each page named after its set. It takes 29 pages in a 9-pocket binder (15 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.

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