Yusuke Ohmura Pokémon cards
All 147 Japanese cards illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura across 84 sets from 2007 to 2022, newest first.
- Cards
- 147
- Sets
- 84
- First card
- 2007Magikarp, Secret of the Lakes
- Active
- 2007 to 2022
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About Yusuke Ohmura
Yusuke Ohmura pairs crisp linework with expressive Trainer portraits that pop at higher rarities. Collectors chase these prints across Sword & Shield, Rising Fist, GX Ultra Shiny, and Furious Fists for display-ready pages.
Signature card deep-dive
Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia) (Sword & Shield), Rare Rainbow showcases Yusuke Ohmura's crisp lines under a high-impact rainbow finish that collectors instantly recognize. As the lone Rare Rainbow among these picks, it anchors the spread as a true chase that slots cleanly at the center of any trainer-focused binder page.
The Sword & Shield frame keeps the illustration airy while the rainbow finish pushes contrast, making play-worn copies still shine in a top-loader. In the accompanying card grids, Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia) (Sword & Shield), Rare Rainbow is set as the visual keystone that guides your eye toward the supporting trainers.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Korrina (Rising Fist), Super Rare and Korrina (Furious Fists), Rare Ultra make a perfect language pair, with the Japanese Super Rare title and the English Rare Ultra label helping collectors build symmetrical binder rows. Ohmura's energetic pose reads with warmer impact on Korrina (Rising Fist), Super Rare, while Korrina (Furious Fists), Rare Ultra leans on a crisper palette that suits an English set anchor.
Cynthia (GX Ultra Shiny), Super Rare introduces a sleeker, cooler palette that contrasts nicely with the punchy Korrina duo, and the Japanese print adds a language quirk that makes label cards pop in display. Our grids place Korrina (Rising Fist), Super Rare and Cynthia (GX Ultra Shiny), Super Rare opposite Korrina (Furious Fists), Rare Ultra so you can compare rarity tags, fonts, and set logos at a glance.
Artist era and why collectors care
From Secret of the Lakes in 2007 to VSTAR Universe in 2022, Ohmura's era gives collectors a long arc to curate cross-era trainer pages without breaking style cohesion. That span, paired with a rarity distribution running from rare rainbow through super rare and rare ultra to rare and rare holo, lets market watchers map chase tiers cleanly across languages.
The featured Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia) (Sword & Shield), Rare Rainbow sits at the top, with Korrina (Rising Fist), Super Rare, Cynthia (GX Ultra Shiny), Super Rare, and Korrina (Furious Fists), Rare Ultra forming the comparative backbone that rewards side-by-side viewing. The handmade feel comes through when the grids echo real binder habits, grouping language variants and rarities so every flip tells the Yusuke Ohmura story in deliberate, satisfying beats.
Why Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia) is trending
Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia) is the top trending card for English collectors this week. It headlines the Sword & Shield release from February 7, 2020. Collectors are chasing card #209. Interest around this rare rainbow print continues to climb.
Market signals to watch
Also on the move: Korrina, Cynthia, Korrina. Watch how these cards influence deck-building and price swings alongside Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia).
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Pokémon Yusuke Ohmura draws most
2022 4 cards
VSTAR Universe, Incandescent Arcana, Star Birth
2021 7 cards
VMAX Climax, 25th Anniversary Golden Box, Zacian & Zamazenta vs Eternatus Special Deck Set, Fusion Arts
2020 9 cards
Shiny Star V, V Starter Decks, Infinity Zone, Rebellion Crash
2019 15 cards
Sword, Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box, Water Starter Set V, Sword & Shield Promos
2018 11 cards
Tag Bolt, GX Ultra Shiny, Thunderclap Spark, Dragon Storm
2017 9 cards
Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon Premium Trainer Box, The Best of XY
2016 14 cards
Premium Trainer Box, Fever-Burst Fighter, Cruel Traitor, Premium Champion Pack
2015 13 cards
Rage of the Broken Heavens, Golduck BREAK + Palkia-EX Combo Deck, Noivern BREAK Evolution Pack, Raichu BREAK Evolution Pack
2014 8 cards
Tidal Storm, Xerneas-EX & Yveltal-EX Super Legend Set, Phantom Gate, Dialga-EX + Aegislash-EX Hyper Metal Chain Deck
2013 12 cards
Collection X, XY Promos, Mewtwo vs Genesect Deck Kit (Mewtwo), Megalo Cannon
2012 22 cards
Thunder Knuckle, Spiral Force, Everyone's Exciting Battle, Team Plasma Battle Gift Set
2011 11 cards
Thundurus vs Tornadus Battle Gift Set, Hail Blizzard, Victini Battle Theme Deck, Cobalion Battle Strength Deck
2010 8 cards
White Collection, Black & White Promos
2008 1 card
Bonds to the End of Time
2007 3 cards
Shining Darkness, Secret of the Lakes
Yusuke Ohmura Pokémon card FAQ
How many Japanese Pokémon cards has Yusuke Ohmura illustrated?
Yusuke Ohmura has illustrated 147 Japanese Pokémon cards across 84 sets.
What was Yusuke Ohmura's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by Yusuke Ohmura in Pooka is Magikarp from Secret of the Lakes.
Which Pokémon has Yusuke Ohmura drawn the most?
Articuno (2 cards) and Salandit (2 cards).
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