Illustrator binder

Every Pokémon card illustrated by Yuka Morii

Yuka Morii has illustrated 203 English Pokémon cards across 78 sets, from Neo Discovery in 2001 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.

203English cards
78Sets
2001–2026First to latest card
239-pocket pages

Highlights across the years

Twelve cards spread across Yuka Morii's career, oldest first. Card images from TCGdex.

Corsola, Neo Discovery 37, illustrated by Yuka Morii
CorsolaNeo Discovery · 372001
Poliwag, Expedition Base Set 125, illustrated by Yuka Morii
PoliwagExpedition Base Set · 1252002
Bellossom, Hidden Legends 16, illustrated by Yuka Morii
BellossomHidden Legends · 162004
Claydol, Emerald 24, illustrated by Yuka Morii
ClaydolEmerald · 242005
Ditto, Delta Species 64, illustrated by Yuka Morii
DittoDelta Species · 642005
Mareep, Platinum 82, illustrated by Yuka Morii
MareepPlatinum · 822009
Stunfisk, Legendary Treasures 83, illustrated by Yuka Morii
StunfiskLegendary Treasures · 832013
Gulpin, Celestial Storm 57, illustrated by Yuka Morii
GulpinCelestial Storm · 572018
Ferroseed, Sword & Shield 130, illustrated by Yuka Morii
FerroseedSword & Shield · 1302020
Wormadam, Brilliant Stars 010, illustrated by Yuka Morii
WormadamBrilliant Stars · 0102022
Magneton, 151 082, illustrated by Yuka Morii
Magneton151 · 0822023
Ultra Ball, 30th Celebration 128, illustrated by Yuka Morii
Ultra Ball30th Celebration · 1282026

Who they draw most

  • 11 Ditto
  • 2 Poliwrath
  • 2 Lickitung
  • 2 Dunsparce

Their cards span 13 eras: Neo, E-Card, EX, POP, Diamond & Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold & SoulSilver, Black & White, XY, Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet, Mega Evolution.

Build the binder

Open every Yuka Morii card as a new binder, oldest first, with each page named after its set. It takes 23 pages in a 9-pocket binder (12 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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