Illustrator binder

Every Pokémon card illustrated by Shigenori Negishi

Shigenori Negishi has illustrated 144 English Pokémon cards across 64 sets, from Call of Legends in 2011 to Phantasmal Flames in 2025. Here are highlights from across their work, and the whole list as a binder you can open in one click.

144English cards
64Sets
2011–2025First to latest card
169-pocket pages

Highlights across the years

Twelve cards spread across Shigenori Negishi's career, oldest first. Card images from TCGdex.

Hitmontop, Call of Legends 8, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
HitmontopCall of Legends · 82011
Nidorino, Plasma Freeze 44, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
NidorinoPlasma Freeze · 442013
Ekans, XY 47, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
EkansXY · 472014
Metang, Ancient Origins 48, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
MetangAncient Origins · 482015
Spinda, Sun & Moon 102, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
SpindaSun & Moon · 1022017
Klefki, Team Up 110, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
KlefkiTeam Up · 1102019
Scyther, Hidden Fates Shiny Vault SV1, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
ScytherHidden Fates Shiny Vault · SV12019
Magmar, Rebel Clash 29, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
MagmarRebel Clash · 292020
Jynx, Fusion Strike 112, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
JynxFusion Strike · 1122021
Noibat, Silver Tempest 132, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
NoibatSilver Tempest · 1322022
Dondozo, Paldean Fates 126, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
DondozoPaldean Fates · 1262024
Ambipom, Phantasmal Flames 107, illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
AmbipomPhantasmal Flames · 1072025

Who they draw most

  • 2 Exeggcute
  • 2 Gastly
  • 2 Wash Rotom
  • 2 Pupitar

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

Build the binder

Open every Shigenori Negishi card as a new binder, oldest first, with each page named after its set. It takes 16 pages in a 9-pocket binder (8 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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