Sachiko Adachi Pokémon cards
All 79 cards illustrated by Sachiko Adachi, 42 English and 37 Japanese, across 34 sets from 2004 to 2019, newest first.
- Cards
- 79
- Sets
- 34
- First card
- 2004Zubat, Clash of the Blue Sky
- Active
- 2004 to 2019
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Pokémon Sachiko Adachi draws most
English cards 42 cards
2019 1 card
Unified Minds
2018 1 card
Celestial Storm
2013 1 card
Legendary Treasures
2010 8 cards
HS—Triumphant, HS—Undaunted, HS—Unleashed, HeartGold & SoulSilver
2008 3 cards
Stormfront
2007 4 cards
Power Keepers
2006 10 cards
Dragon Frontiers, Crystal Guardians, Legend Maker
2005 9 cards
Delta Species, Unseen Forces, Deoxys
2004 3 cards
Team Rocket Returns
Japanese cards 37 cards
2019 1 card
GG End
2018 1 card
Champion Road
2013 1 card
EX Battle Boost
2010 4 cards
Clash at the Summit, Reviving Legends
2009 6 cards
SoulSilver Collection, HeartGold Collection, Advent of Arceus
2008 2 cards
Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky
2007 4 cards
World Champions Pack
2006 5 cards
Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends, Miracle Crystal
2005 10 cards
Holon Research Tower, Mirage Forest, Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean
2004 3 cards
Rocket Gang Strikes Back, Clash of the Blue Sky
Sachiko Adachi Pokémon card FAQ
How many Pokémon cards has Sachiko Adachi illustrated?
Sachiko Adachi has illustrated 79 Pokémon cards: 42 English cards across 17 sets and 37 Japanese cards across 17 sets.
What was Sachiko Adachi's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Sachiko Adachi in Pooka is Zubat from Clash of the Blue Sky.
Which Pokémon has Sachiko Adachi drawn the most?
Spinarak (4 cards), Lampent (2 cards) and Palpitoad (2 cards).
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