Emi Ando Pokémon cards
All 7 Japanese cards illustrated by Emi Ando across 6 sets from 2014 to 2020, newest first.
- Cards
- 7
- Sets
- 6
- First card
- 2014Pokémon Fan Club, Wild Blaze
- Active
- 2014 to 2020
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About Emi Ando
Emi Ando blends soft character warmth with crisp, high-contrast staging that leaps off foil. Collectors chase Shining Legends hits and XY-era Supporters for expressive scenes, bilingual pairings, and display-friendly palettes.
Signature card deep-dive
Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare Holo showcases Ando’s moody shadow play and compact framing, giving the holo pop a cinematic feel that commands a page. The English rarity and foil shine make it the natural focal point for a handmade Ando binder row and the card grids aligned beside it.
Paired with Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare from the Japanese print, the bilingual mirror underscores Ando’s consistent silhouette work and tight palette control. That clean cross-language echo lets collectors center the spread around Marshadow while flanking it with Supporters for balance.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Pokémon Fan Club (Flashfire) – Rare Ultra and Pokémon Fan Club (Wild Blaze) – Super Rare deliver classic Supporter chase appeal with distinct rarity treatments that collectors track. English typography and set markings contrast with Japanese script and iconography, creating a satisfying left-right language dialogue in a display.
Against the subdued tones of Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare and the shine of Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare Holo, the pair of Pokémon Fan Club cards read brighter and more graphic, giving the row a rhythm. The accompanying grids make this contrast obvious by seating the Marshadow duo in the center and bracketing them with the two Supporters for an intentional, handmade look.
Artist era and why collectors care
Ando’s era bridges XY Supporters and Sun & Moon mythic features, with Wild Blaze arriving in March 2014 and Shining Legends following years later to round out a bilingual chase lane. Collectors tend to build mirrored pairs or quad layouts from these prints, using top loaders or nine-pocket pages to let the rarity labels and languages do the talking.
Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare Holo and Marshadow (Shining Legends) – Rare form the nucleus, while Pokémon Fan Club (Flashfire) – Rare Ultra and Pokémon Fan Club (Wild Blaze) – Super Rare frame the narrative with high-visibility Supporters. The card grids reinforce this binder-first strategy so the spread feels curated rather than pulled from a price list.
Why Marshadow is trending
Marshadow is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Shining Legends release from October 6, 2017. Collectors are chasing card #45. Interest around this rare holo print continues to climb.
Marshadow brings Psychic-type, 70 HP to the table.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Marshadow, Pokémon Fan Club, Pokémon Fan Club. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Marshadow.
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Pokémon Emi Ando draws most
Sets with the most Emi Ando cards
2020 1 card
Amazing Volt Tackle
2018 1 card
GX Ultra Shiny
2017 2 cards
Shining Legends
2016 1 card
Sun & Moon Promos
2015 1 card
Emerald Break
2014 1 card
Wild Blaze
Emi Ando Pokémon card FAQ
How many Japanese Pokémon cards has Emi Ando illustrated?
Emi Ando has illustrated 7 Japanese Pokémon cards across 6 sets.
What was Emi Ando's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Emi Ando in Pooka is Pokémon Fan Club from Wild Blaze.
Which Pokémon has Emi Ando drawn the most?
Marshadow (3 cards).
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