Takashi Yamaguchi Pokémon cards
All 40 cards illustrated by Takashi Yamaguchi, 21 English and 19 Japanese, across 15 sets from 2009 to 2026, newest first.
- Cards
- 40
- Sets
- 15
- First card
- 2009Victory Medal, LEGEND Promos
- Active
- 2009 to 2026
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Pokémon Takashi Yamaguchi draws most
Sets with the most Takashi Yamaguchi cards
English cards 21 cards
2026 2 cards
30th Celebration: Classic Collection, Ascended Heroes
2011 3 cards
Call of Legends
2010 16 cards
HS—Triumphant, HS—Undaunted, HS—Unleashed, HGSS Trainer Kit Gyarados
Japanese cards 19 cards
2026 1 card
30th Celebration
2010 5 cards
Lost Link
2009 13 cards
Leafeon vs Metagross Expert Deck (Leafeon), Battle Starter Deck (Torterra), SoulSilver Collection, LEGEND Promos
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Takashi Yamaguchi Pokémon card FAQ
How many Pokémon cards has Takashi Yamaguchi illustrated?
Takashi Yamaguchi has illustrated 40 Pokémon cards: 21 English cards across 9 sets and 19 Japanese cards across 6 sets.
What was Takashi Yamaguchi's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Takashi Yamaguchi in Pooka is Victory Medal from LEGEND Promos.
Which Pokémon has Takashi Yamaguchi drawn the most?
Gengar (4 cards), Riolu (2 cards) and Lucario (2 cards).
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