Illustrator file2024 to 2025

Nabatame KazutakaPokémon Card List

Every Pokémon card illustrated by Nabatame Kazutaka: 5 cards in English and Japanese since 2024, rarest first, with a picture of each one.

2 illustration raresout of 5 cards
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2/3English / Japanese
2024first card
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IR · Illustration Rare1

The artwork runs across the whole card, often the Pokémon in its habitat.

GolettIRBlack BoltEN

AR · Art Rare1

The Japanese name for Illustration Rares: artwork across the whole card.

GolettARJapanese Black BoltJA

Common2

BronzorCommonSurging SparksEN
BronzorCommonSuper Electric BreakerJA

No rarity symbol1

BronzorNo symbolStart Deck 100 Battle CollectionJA
Have itNo.CardRarityLanguage
122/086GolettBlack BoltIREN
128/086GolettJapanese Black BoltARJA
126/191BronzorSurging SparksCommonEN
078/106BronzorSuper Electric BreakerCommonJA
500BronzorStart Deck 100 Battle CollectionNo symbolJA

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By rarity

Common2
AR1
IR1
No symbol1

2 illustration rares out of 5

Cards per year

2024
2
2025
3

Busiest year: 2025, with 3 cards

Types drawn most

Metal3
Psychic2

Pokémon drawn most

Bronzor3Golett2

Sets with the most

Super Electric Breaker1
Surging Sparks1
Japanese Black Bolt1
Black Bolt1
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection1

About these cards

Nabatame Kazutaka's first Pokémon card came out in 2024. There are 5 cards in English and Japanese across 5 sets and promo lists, and 2 of them are illustration rares, led by the Golett Illustration Rare from Black Bolt.

The Pokémon drawn most: Bronzor (3) and Golett (2).

Cards are sorted rarest first, and the newest first inside each rarity. Switch to the checklist to tick off the cards you own, or download the list as a PDF or a spreadsheet.

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