Illustrator file2021 to 2023

YU NAGABAPokémon Card List

Every Pokémon card illustrated by YU NAGABA: 10 Japanese cards since 2021, rarest first, with a picture of each one.

10cards
10Japanese cards
2021first card
2sets and promo lists
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Promo10

SylveonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
GlaceonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
LeafeonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
UmbreonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
EspeonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
FlareonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
JolteonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
VaporeonPromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
EeveePromoScarlet & Violet PromosJA
PikachuPromoSword & Shield PromosJA
Have itNo.CardRarityLanguage
070SylveonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
069GlaceonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
068LeafeonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
067UmbreonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
066EspeonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
065FlareonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
064JolteonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
063VaporeonScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
062EeveeScarlet & Violet PromosPromoJA
208PikachuSword & Shield PromosPromoJA

YU NAGABA in numbers

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By rarity

Promo10

Cards per year

2021
1
2022
0
2023
9

Busiest year: 2023, with 9 cards

Types drawn most

Lightning2
Water2
Psychic2
Colorless1
Fire1
Darkness1

Sets with the most

Scarlet & Violet Promos9
Sword & Shield Promos1

About these cards

YU NAGABA's first Pokémon card came out in 2021. There are 10 Japanese cards across 2 sets and promo lists, led by the Sylveon Promo from Scarlet & Violet Promos.

The Pokémon drawn most: Pikachu (1), Eevee (1), Vaporeon (1) and Jolteon (1).

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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