Shigenori Negishi Pokémon cards
All 177 Japanese cards illustrated by Shigenori Negishi across 107 sets from 2011 to 2025, newest first.
- Cards
- 177
- Sets
- 107
- First card
- 2011Petilil, Hail Blizzard
- Active
- 2011 to 2025
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About Shigenori Negishi
Shigenori Negishi channels bold motion and clean, high-contrast lighting that pops on textured VMAX treatments collectors love. Cross-language pairs and character-driven scenes make these cards prime targets for display and grading.
Signature card deep-dive
Blaziken VMAX from Chilling Reign in Rare Rainbow is the headline chase, with Negishi’s crisp highlights amplifying the textured rainbow finish. It anchors this spread because the English rainbow pairs perfectly with Japanese counterparts while signaling top-tier rarity.
The accompanying card grids center Blaziken VMAX from Chilling Reign to guide binder rows and display flow. That placement lets collectors frame comparisons around a clear anchor while tracking language, foil, and rarity cues at a glance.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Blaziken VMAX from Matchless Fighters in Hyper Rare leans into a hotter red-gold palette and Japanese text, while Corviknight VMAX from VMAX Climax in Character Super Rare adds story-rich character art. The contrast between a textured hyper treatment and a character-driven scene tells two sides of Negishi’s range.
Corviknight VMAX from Silver Tempest Trainer Gallery in Rare Holo VMAX shows English templating and a cooler steel-blue sheen, reading cleaner next to the Japanese Character Super Rare. In the grids, setting the two Corviknight VMAX prints side by side spotlights palette shifts and foil depth for easy market comps.
Artist era and why collectors care
These releases landed across 2021 and 2022, letting collectors build Japanese-to-English pairs right in the VMAX boom. Negishi’s consistent lighting and dynamic framing make rainbow, hyper, and gallery pulls feel cohesive across languages, which fuels cross-set chasing and quick grading decisions.
For display strategy, anchor Blaziken VMAX from Chilling Reign in the center row, then mirror Blaziken VMAX from Matchless Fighters and the two Corviknight VMAX prints left and right for a handmade, balanced page. The accompanying card grids echo that layout so you can translate it straight to a binder or a small frame without losing the artist’s throughline.
Why Blaziken VMAX is trending
Blaziken VMAX is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Chilling Reign release from June 18, 2021. Collectors are chasing card #201. Interest around this rare rainbow print continues to climb.
Blaziken VMAX brings Fire-type to the table.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Blaziken VMAX, Corviknight VMAX, Corviknight VMAX. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Blaziken VMAX.
Track live pricing and trade volume in the Pooka app to stay ahead of the next spike.
Pokémon Shigenori Negishi draws most
Sets with the most Shigenori Negishi cards
2025 7 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, Inferno X, Mega Brave, Black Bolt
2024 6 cards
Terastal Festival ex, Generations Starter Decks, Stellar Miracle, Mask of Change
2023 18 cards
Shiny Treasure ex, Pokémon TCG Classic (Venusaur), Future Flash, Raging Surf
2022 11 cards
VSTAR Universe, Paradigm Trigger, Lost Abyss, Pokémon GO
2021 17 cards
Starter Deck 100, VMAX Climax, Fusion Arts, Blue Sky Stream
2020 16 cards
Shiny Star V, Amazing Volt Tackle, V Starter Decks, Legendary Heartbeat
2019 23 cards
Shield, Sword & Shield Promos, Tag All Stars, Alter Genesis
2018 16 cards
Tag Bolt, GX Ultra Shiny, Dark Order, GX Starter Decks
2017 8 cards
Ultra Moon, Ultra Sun, Solgaleo-GX & Lunala-GX Legendary Starter Set, Shining Legends
2016 8 cards
Collection Sun, Collection Moon, Sun & Moon Promos, Fever-Burst Fighter
2015 10 cards
Rage of the Broken Heavens, Red Flash, Blue Shock, M Master Deck Build Box Speed Style
2014 10 cards
Tidal Storm, Gaia Volcano, Phantom Gate, Rising Fist
2013 12 cards
Collection X, Collection Y, XY Promos, EX Battle Boost
2012 11 cards
Thunder Knuckle, Spiral Force, Everyone's Exciting Battle, Plasma Gale
2011 4 cards
Dark Rush, Psycho Drive, Hail Blizzard
Shigenori Negishi Pokémon card FAQ
How many Japanese Pokémon cards has Shigenori Negishi illustrated?
Shigenori Negishi has illustrated 177 Japanese Pokémon cards across 107 sets.
What was Shigenori Negishi's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Shigenori Negishi in Pooka is Petilil from Hail Blizzard.
Which Pokémon has Shigenori Negishi drawn the most?
Exeggcute (3 cards), Oranguru (3 cards) and Rotom (3 cards).
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