Kazumasa Yasukuni Pokémon cards
All 58 cards illustrated by Kazumasa Yasukuni, 27 English and 31 Japanese, across 33 sets from 2023 to 2026, newest first.
- Cards
- 58
- Sets
- 33
- First card
- 2023Infernape, Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos
- Active
- 2023 to 2026
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About Kazumasa Yasukuni
Kazumasa Yasukuni delivers crisp, kinetic scenes that shine across chase tiers like Promo, Special Illustration Rare, and Special Art Rare. Collectors chase these releases for limited-distribution Promos and high-end pulls that pair beautifully across English and Japanese prints.
Signature card deep-dive
Infernape from Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos arrives as a Promo that grounds the spotlight with a clean, collectible entry point for Yasukuni fans. Sitting outside pack pulls, Infernape anchors the spread as the dependable first slot for binder layouts and the starting card on any display row.
The accompanying card grids let Infernape sit naturally at the page’s lead so the rest of the chase flows around its fire-type identity. Collectors will gravitate to Infernape (Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos) – Promo as the keystone before stepping into higher tiers and cross-language counterparts.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Iron Hands ex from Prismatic Evolutions lands as a Special Illustration Rare, while Iron Hands ex from Terastal Festival ex shows up as a Special Art Rare to create a mirrored chase across languages. The English SIR uses English titling and numbering, and the Japanese SAR’s native titling and set iconography change the shelf presence for display and grading labels.
Inteleon from Mega Evolution Black Star Promos is a Promo that contrasts pack-pull odds and pairs neatly under the Iron Hands ex duo in a binder column the accompanying card grids make obvious. Side by side, Iron Hands ex (Prismatic Evolutions) – Special Illustration Rare trades treatment and numbering vibes with Iron Hands ex (Terastal Festival ex) – Special Art Rare, while Inteleon (Mega Evolution Black Star Promos) – Promo ties the row back to the Promo baseline.
Artist era and why collectors care
Yasukuni’s era here rewards continuity across promos and chase tiers, making a focused display strategy pay off. With the earliest piece here arriving in January 2023, the arc from Infernape to the dual Iron Hands ex and into Inteleon maps a clean path for both sealed buyers and singles hunters.
Collectors often build mirrored pages with English on the left and Japanese on the right, and the accompanying card grids echo that handmade approach for quick swaps between SIR and SAR. Anchoring the page with Infernape and finishing with Inteleon keeps eye-lines smooth, while the two Iron Hands ex cards deliver the center-stage chase that defines this Yasukuni snapshot.
Why Infernape is trending
Infernape is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos release from January 1, 2023. Collectors are chasing card #116. Interest around this promo print continues to climb.
Infernape brings Fire-type, 140 HP to the table.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Iron Hands ex, Inteleon, Iron Hands ex. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Infernape.
Track live pricing and trade volume in the Pooka app to stay ahead of the next spike.
Pokémon Kazumasa Yasukuni draws most
English cards 27 cards
2026 8 cards
30th Celebration, Chaos Rising, Perfect Order, Ascended Heroes
2025 14 cards
Phantasmal Flames, Mega Evolution, Mega Evolution Black Star Promos, Black Bolt
2024 4 cards
Stellar Crown, Shrouded Fable, Twilight Masquerade
2023 1 card
Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos
Japanese cards 31 cards
2026 7 cards
30th Celebration, Storm Emeralda, Ninja Spinner, Nullifying Zero
2025 19 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, MEGA Dream ex, Inferno X, Mega Symphonia
2024 5 cards
Terastal Festival ex, Stellar Miracle, Night Wanderer, Mask of Change
Kazumasa Yasukuni Pokémon card FAQ
How many Pokémon cards has Kazumasa Yasukuni illustrated?
Kazumasa Yasukuni has illustrated 58 Pokémon cards: 27 English cards across 15 sets and 31 Japanese cards across 18 sets.
What was Kazumasa Yasukuni's first Pokémon card?
The oldest English card by Kazumasa Yasukuni in Pooka is Infernape from Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos.
Which Pokémon has Kazumasa Yasukuni drawn the most?
Scrafty (3 cards), Ogerpon (3 cards) and Landorus (3 cards).
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