miki kudo Pokémon cards
All 75 Japanese cards illustrated by miki kudo across 62 sets from 2016 to 2026, newest first.
- Cards
- 75
- Sets
- 62
- First card
- 2016Butterfree, BREAK Starter Pack
- Active
- 2016 to 2026
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About miki kudo
miki kudo blends clean storytelling and crisp color into scenes that feel both cinematic and warmly collectible. Collectors chase the 151 and Pokémon Card 151 releases for their Special Illustration Rare and Special Art Rare treatments that turn binders into showcases.
Signature card deep-dive
Charizard ex (151), Special Illustration Rare is the centerpiece, pairing iconic subject matter with a dramatic composition that rewards texture and light. It anchors the spread because the 151 label plus Special Illustration Rare scarcity signals a flagship pull that sets the tone for the grid.
Collectors pair Charizard ex (151), Special Illustration Rare with Charizard ex (Pokémon Card 151), Special Art Rare to create a left-right English and Japanese marquee across a top binder row. The accompanying card grids echo that layout, letting the foil patterns and numbering line up in a handmade display that feels curated.
Spotlight picks and comparisons
Koffing (Sword & Shield Promos), Promo leans into a darker palette and limited distribution appeal, contrasting nicely with Butterfree (Generations), Rare Holo and its bright greens and nostalgic shimmer. That Promo stamp versus a pack-pulled Rare Holo gives collectors a neat rarity contrast right next to the Charizard ex anchors.
Charizard ex (Pokémon Card 151), Special Art Rare carries Japanese titling and numbering that sit differently on the frame than Charizard ex (151), Special Illustration Rare, a subtle language quirk that display purists enjoy. Our card grids place Koffing, Butterfree, and both Charizard ex entries side-by-side so you can compare palettes, foil treatments, and text flow at a glance.
Artist era and why collectors care
Viewed as an era, these picks trace miki kudo from classic warmth to modern chase, with Generations arriving in February 2016 and 151-era cards defining current demand. That timeline explains why collectors mix a Promo, a Rare Holo, and premium SAR and SIR pulls to tell a complete story in one page.
For market watchers, the Special Illustration Rare and Special Art Rare tags tend to command top-of-page placement while the Promo often sits as a low-print side anchor that steadies the row. The grids reinforce that strategy by stacking Charizard ex up top with Koffing and Butterfree beneath, giving the spread a layered, handmade look that reads beautifully in a slab stand or binder.
Pokémon miki kudo draws most
2026 5 cards
30th Celebration, 30th Celebration Premium Deck Set: Espeon & Umbreon, Abyss Eye, Ninja Spinner
2025 7 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, Mega Diancie ex Starter Set MEGA, Mega Evolution Promos, Mega Symphonia
2024 5 cards
Super Electric Breaker, Stellar Miracle, Mask of Change, Wild Force
2023 14 cards
Future Flash, Raging Surf, Skeledirge ex Terastal Starter Set, ex Starter Decks
2022 6 cards
VSTAR Universe, Paradigm Trigger, Pokémon GO, Space Juggler
2021 12 cards
Starter Deck 100, VMAX Climax, Fusion Arts, Blue Sky Stream
2020 5 cards
Shiny Star V, Amazing Volt Tackle, Legendary Heartbeat, Infinity Zone
2019 8 cards
Water Starter Set V, Sword & Shield Promos, Alter Genesis, Remix Bout
2018 4 cards
Tag Bolt, GX Ultra Shiny, Sky-Splitting Charisma
2017 5 cards
Awakened Heroes, Ultradimensional Beasts, Darkness that Consumes Light, To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow
2016 4 cards
Collection Moon, Cruel Traitor, Fever-Burst Fighter, BREAK Starter Pack
miki kudo Pokémon card FAQ
How many Japanese Pokémon cards has miki kudo illustrated?
miki kudo has illustrated 75 Japanese Pokémon cards across 62 sets.
What was miki kudo's first Pokémon card?
The oldest Japanese card by miki kudo in Pooka is Butterfree from BREAK Starter Pack.
Which Pokémon has miki kudo drawn the most?
Shuppet (2 cards), Munna (2 cards) and Pincurchin (2 cards).
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