Natsumi Yoshida Pokémon cards
All 44 cards illustrated by Natsumi Yoshida, 20 English and 24 Japanese, across 28 sets from 2022 to 2026, newest first.
- Cards
- 44
- Sets
- 28
- First card
- 2022Toxel, Scarlet & Violet Promos
- Active
- 2022 to 2026
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About Natsumi Yoshida
Natsumi Yoshida blends warm character moments with tidy compositions that translate beautifully across Illustration Rare, Art Rare, and Special Art Rare treatments. Collectors chase these for story-rich scenes that display cleanly in binder rows and in side-by-side language pairings.
Signature card deep-dive
Arven's Greedent (Destined Rivals), Illustration Rare is the anchor, delivering Yoshida's cozy storytelling in a chase slot that immediately sets the tone for the spread. The card’s Destined Rivals label and Illustration Rare tag give it center-spot billing in any binder page the accompanying card grids are designed to echo.
Placing Arven's Greedent (Hot Air Arena), Art Rare opposite the English print creates a clean cross-language mirror that collectors love. With Illustration Rare sitting a notch scarcer than Art Rare in this spread, the Destined Rivals card naturally commands attention while the Hot Air Arena counterpart seals the narrative pair.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Mew ex (Pokémon Card 151), Special Art Rare introduces the highest-chase treatment here, and its Japanese language tag contrasts nicely with the English Arven's Greedent (Destined Rivals), Illustration Rare. Both carry the number 205 in their respective sets, making a satisfying binder row the grids intentionally align.
Minccino (Black Bolt), Illustration Rare slots in as a calmer counterweight to the heavier chase, pairing neatly with Arven's Greedent for an English IR lane while Mew ex holds the SAR spotlight. Colorless typings for Arven's Greedent and Minccino frame the Psychic Mew ex visually, and the grid layout helps sort by rarity first, then language for quick market checks.
Artist era and why collectors care
Yoshida's era across these picks spans 2023 to 2025 in Japanese and English, a cadence that lets collectors build orderly rows as sets land without long gaps. Special Art Rare sits at the top of the chase here, followed by Illustration Rare and then Art Rare, which mirrors how many shop cases and binder top rows are curated.
Market watchers often secure the Special Art Rare early, then pair Illustration Rare and Art Rare variants to complete language bridges that photograph well. The accompanying card grids reinforce that strategy by grouping the 205s together and letting the Arven's Greedent duo bookend the page for a handmade, gallery-style display.
Why Arven's Greedent is trending
Arven's Greedent is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Destined Rivals release from May 30, 2025. Collectors are chasing card #205. Interest around this illustration rare print continues to climb.
Arven's Greedent brings Colorless-type to the table.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Mew ex, Minccino, Arven's Greedent. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Arven's Greedent.
Track live pricing and trade volume in the Pooka app to stay ahead of the next spike.
Pokémon Natsumi Yoshida draws most
English cards 20 cards
2026 4 cards
30th Celebration, Perfect Order, Ascended Heroes
2025 6 cards
Black Bolt, Destined Rivals, Journey Together, Prismatic Evolutions
2024 4 cards
Surging Sparks, Stellar Crown
2023 6 cards
Paradox Rift, Obsidian Flames, Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos
Japanese cards 24 cards
2026 3 cards
30th Celebration, Nullifying Zero
2025 11 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, Black Bolt, Hot Air Arena, Battle Partners
2024 5 cards
Generations Starter Decks, Super Electric Breaker, Paradise Dragona, Stellar Miracle
2023 4 cards
Ancient Roar, Future Flash, Ruler of the Black Flame, Pokémon Card 151
2022 1 card
Scarlet & Violet Promos
Natsumi Yoshida Pokémon card FAQ
How many Pokémon cards has Natsumi Yoshida illustrated?
Natsumi Yoshida has illustrated 44 Pokémon cards: 20 English cards across 12 sets and 24 Japanese cards across 16 sets.
What was Natsumi Yoshida's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Natsumi Yoshida in Pooka is Toxel from Scarlet & Violet Promos.
Which Pokémon has Natsumi Yoshida drawn the most?
Meowth (4 cards), Tapu Lele (3 cards) and Espurr (3 cards).
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