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Fusion Strike

Sword & Shield · 2021/11/12 · 264/284 cards
A large, multi-artist set where cartoonish, playful illustration and vibrant color dominate, anchored by clear, balanced compositions. The card mix is primarily Pokémon, with a smaller Trainer layer and minimal Energy.
Cards284
Pokémon245
Trainers36
Energy3
Illustrators80
Unique Pokémon218
Avg art score74.07
Median art score72.00
Priced cards284
Avg market price$6.27
Median market price$0.11
Collector note
With 284 cards and a wide rarity spread, Fusion Strike offers plenty of accessible pulls alongside a smaller tier of premium rarities. Gengar VMAX (swsh8-271) is the set’s top value point, while the overall experience is driven by breadth and variety rather than a single narrow look.
Visual identity
The set’s visual language is bright and upbeat: vibrant palettes lead, often paired with contrasting accents and occasional pastel softness. Compositions tend toward balanced, focused staging, then pivot into dynamic action when needed, keeping subjects readable and front-facing. Overall moods skew playful, energetic, and lighthearted, with small pockets of mysterious or intense atmosphere.

About Fusion Strike

Fusion Strike (Sword & Shield) spans 284 cards, with the set’s structure led by 245 Pokémon cards alongside 36 Trainers and 3 Energy. With 80 illustrators contributing, it reads less like a single visual thesis and more like a wide gallery wall: many subjects, frequent character-forward framing, and a consistent preference for clarity. The dominant patterns are cartoonish, playful, and colorful, supported by energetic moods and a steady mix of balanced and dynamic compositions.

Within that bright baseline, the set’s highlights show how far the palette can stretch while staying cohesive. Dancer (swsh8-274) stands out for its visual appeal, while Chandelure VMAX appears in multiple treatments, offering a useful comparison of mood and finish inside the same character. For collectors, Gengar VMAX (swsh8-271) sits at the top of the value range. Among the most present contributors, 5ban Graphics and Yuu Nishida help define the set’s rhythm through repeated appearances.

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Yuu Nishida
Sanosuke Sakuma
Kouki Saitou
aky CG Works
Ryuta Fuse
5ban Graphics
5ban Graphics
PLANETA Mochizuki
AKIRA EGAWA
5ban Graphics
Naoki Saito
AKIRA EGAWA
5ban Graphics
sowsow
AKIRA EGAWA
Souichirou Gunjima
Hideki Ishikawa
5ban Graphics
Kazuma Koda
Mizue
5ban Graphics
Teeziro
Yuu Nishida
Tomokazu Komiya
Saki Hayashiro
Hideki Ishikawa
Tika Matsuno
PLANETA Tsuji
Oswaldo KATO
Eri Yamaki
Hideki Ishikawa
kawayoo
Akira Komayama
Kouki Saitou
Oswaldo KATO
Eske Yoshinob
Saya Tsuruta
tetsuya koizumi
takuyoa
Hasuno
Narumi Sato
Studio Bora Inc.
Shin Nagasawa
Ryuta Fuse
aky CG Works
kawayoo
Yuu Nishida
Atsushi Furusawa