

Best of Game is a nine-card promo set with a tight structure: eight Pokémon cards and one Trainer, all sharing the same rarity profile. With only eight featured Pokémon across the list, the selection reads like a small gallery of individual character portraits rather than a broad world-building set. The dominant look is classic and cartoonish, supported by illustration and traditional touches, and presented through simple, focused compositions that keep attention on the subject.
The mood trends playful and energetic, with vibrant palettes and frequent contrast doing much of the visual work. Highlights include Dark Ivysaur, Electabuzz, and Rocket's Mewtwo, each showing the set’s preference for clear silhouettes and direct staging. Artist credits concentrate around Ken Sugimori and Shin-ichi Yoshida, whose combined presence shapes the set’s consistent, character-centric presentation.
Ken Sugimori leads the set’s credits, with Shin-ichi Yoshida close behind, creating a cohesive baseline of classic, cartoon-leaning Pokémon illustration. K Hoshiba and Katsura Tabata round out the roster with single contributions, adding small shifts in line and finish while staying within the set’s clean, subject-first approach.