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Keiji Kinebuchi is credited on Pokémon Trading Card Game cards from 1999 to 2018, with artwork appearing across Base, Gym, and XY-era releases. The work is marked by simple, clear compositions, playful cartoon-inflected forms, and vibrant yet often limited palettes.
Keiji Kinebuchi is credited on Pokémon Trading Card Game cards from 1999 to 2018. Artwork appears across Base, Gym, and XY-era releases, including Base, Base Set 2, and Evolutions. The dataset records more than 200 cards, spanning Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy illustrations.
Kinebuchi’s card art is frequently built around simple, focused compositions with clear, balanced framing. The style trends toward cartoonish and graphic rendering, often functional in presentation, with moods that read as neutral to playful. Color is commonly handled through vibrant or bright accents alongside limited or monochrome palettes, supporting straightforward silhouettes and readable forms. A representative example is Gengar (Base Set 2 11). Among the most sought-after cards illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi is Gengar (Base Set 2 11).
Curated reading of the corpus — composition, atmosphere, and lasting standing.
View all 213 cards →Creatures most associated with Keiji Kinebuchi’s body of work.
All Pokémon →Recurring elemental and thematic threads across the work.
Cards that travel beyond the archive — defining works, frequently cited.
12 of 213 cards · every credit, every era.