Hikaru Koike Pokémon cards
All 98 cards illustrated by Hikaru Koike, 47 English and 51 Japanese, across 39 sets from 1996 to 2006, newest first.
- Cards
- 98
- Sets
- 39
- First card
- 1996Max Revive, Miscellaneous Decks
- Active
- 1996 to 2006
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Pokémon Hikaru Koike draws most
Sets with the most Hikaru Koike cards
English cards 47 cards
2006 1 card
Legend Maker
2005 11 cards
Delta Species, Unseen Forces, Emerald, Deoxys
2004 10 cards
Team Rocket Returns, FireRed & LeafGreen, POP Series 1, Hidden Legends
2003 24 cards
Dragon, Sandstorm, Ruby & Sapphire, Skyridge
2000 1 card
Gym Challenge
Japanese cards 51 cards
2005 4 cards
Mirage Forest, Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean, Fighting Quick Construction Pack, Grass Quick Construction Pack
2004 8 cards
Rocket Gang Strikes Back, Clash of the Blue Sky, Flight of Legends, Undone Seal
2003 17 cards
Magma vs Aqua: Two Ambitions, Rulers of the Heavens, Miracle of the Desert, ADV Expansion Pack
2002 12 cards
Mysterious Mountains, Split Earth, The Town on No Map
2001 2 cards
Pokémon Web
1999 1 card
Guren Town Gym Deck
1998 6 cards
Vending Machine Series 3 (Green), Vending Machine Series 2 (Red), City Gym Decks
1996 1 card
Miscellaneous Decks
Hikaru Koike Pokémon card FAQ
How many Pokémon cards has Hikaru Koike illustrated?
Hikaru Koike has illustrated 98 Pokémon cards: 47 English cards across 16 sets and 51 Japanese cards across 23 sets.
What was Hikaru Koike's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Hikaru Koike in Pooka is Max Revive from Miscellaneous Decks.
Which Pokémon has Hikaru Koike drawn the most?
Steelix (4 cards), Ledian (4 cards) and Jolteon (4 cards).
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