GIDORA Pokémon cards
All 137 Japanese cards illustrated by GIDORA across 67 sets from 2019 to 2026, newest first.
- Cards
- 137
- Sets
- 67
- First card
- 2019Cranidos, Sword & Shield Promos
- Active
- 2019 to 2026
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About GIDORA
GIDORA blends bold lighting with warm, story-first compositions that make character cards feel personal. Collectors chase these Trainer Gallery and VMAX Climax pieces for cross-language depth and display harmony.
Signature card deep-dive
Collectors rally around Boltund V (Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery), Rare Holo V for GIDORA’s cozy storytelling and lively motion that pops on a Lightning page. The English Trainer Gallery placement makes it an approachable anchor that still reads like a showcase piece next to other character scenes.
As the headline of this spread, Boltund V (Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery), Rare Holo V bridges directly to Boltund V (VMAX Climax), Character Super Rare and Charizard (Lost Origin Trainer Gallery), Trainer Gallery Rare Holo by sharing that trainer-forward vibe. The accompanying card grids echo binder rows, placing Boltund V at center while the VMAX Climax and Lost Origin Trainer Gallery cards flank it for a handmade look.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Charizard (Lost Origin Trainer Gallery), Trainer Gallery Rare Holo fires off saturated oranges and deep charcoal, while Charizard (VMAX Climax), Character Rare leans into crisp highlights with a tighter vignette. Side by side, the English Trainer Gallery Rare Holo tag and Japanese Character Rare label show how language and rarity treatments steer the eye across a page.
Boltund V (VMAX Climax), Character Super Rare pairs warm indoor lighting with a premium-feeling rarity next to Boltund V (Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery), Rare Holo V, so the two read as a natural left-right evolution in a spread. The card grids below mirror that comparison, seating the Character Super Rare opposite the English Trainer Gallery card to spotlight palette shifts and subtle set identity cues.
Artist era and why collectors care
GIDORA’s run here lands in a tight window from late 2021 into 2022, which helps collectors build a focused page anchored by Boltund V and punctuated by Charizard scene work. That cohesion invites clean nine-pocket storytelling without hunting across too many eras.
Many collectors mirror English Trainer Gallery with Japanese VMAX Climax for symmetrical rows, centering Boltund V (Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery), Rare Holo V between Boltund V (VMAX Climax), Character Super Rare and the Charizard pairings for balance. The card grids are arranged to cue that binder strategy at a glance, translating easily into top-loader stands or a tidy nine-pocket layout.
Why Boltund V is trending
Boltund V is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery release from February 25, 2022. Collectors are chasing card #13. Interest around this rare holo v print continues to climb.
Boltund V brings Lightning-type to the table.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Charizard, Boltund V, Charizard. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Boltund V.
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Pokémon GIDORA draws most
2026 6 cards
30th Celebration, Storm Emeralda, Abyss Eye, Ninja Spinner
2025 29 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, MEGA Dream ex, Inferno X, Mega Evolution Promos
2024 34 cards
Terastal Festival ex, Generations Starter Decks, Super Electric Breaker, Paradise Dragona
2023 35 cards
Shiny Treasure ex, Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex, Future Flash, Ancient Roar
2022 29 cards
VSTAR Universe, Scarlet & Violet Promos, Charizard VSTAR vs Rayquaza VMAX Special Deck Set, Paradigm Trigger
2021 3 cards
Starter Deck 100, VMAX Climax
2019 1 card
Sword & Shield Promos
GIDORA Pokémon card FAQ
How many Japanese Pokémon cards has GIDORA illustrated?
GIDORA has illustrated 137 Japanese Pokémon cards across 67 sets.
What was GIDORA's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by GIDORA in Pooka is Cranidos from Sword & Shield Promos.
Which Pokémon has GIDORA drawn the most?
Terapagos (3 cards), Sneasel (3 cards) and Iron Boulder (3 cards).
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