McDonald's Collection 2017

Other · 2017/11/07 · 12/12 cards

A 12-card, Pokémon-only mini set built as a one-per-Pokémon lineup. Its defining feature is an eight-illustrator mix anchored by a small group of repeat contributors.

Cards12

Pokémon12

Trainers0

Energy0

Illustrators8

Unique Pokémon12

Priced cards0

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Collector note

With only 12 cards and no rarity or pricing data provided, collecting here is best approached as a complete, small-format visual set. The multi-artist spread rewards side-by-side comparison, especially among the repeat illustrators.

Visual identity

The set’s visual identity is driven less by a single documented style profile and more by its ensemble construction: eight illustrators interpreting 12 different Pokémon in a consistent card format. That balance—uniform structure with shifting hands—creates a varied viewing rhythm across the lineup rather than a single dominant palette, mood, or composition.

About McDonald's Collection 2017

McDonald's Collection 2017 is a tightly edited 12-card set, composed exclusively of Pokémon cards with no Trainers or Energy. Each card features a different Pokémon, creating a clean, one-per-character lineup that reads more like a small gallery wall than a checklist. With 12 Pokémon represented and eight illustrators contributing, the set’s structure emphasizes variety within a fixed, approachable scale.

Artist distribution shapes the set’s identity: Megumi Mizutani contributes three illustrations, while Shin Nagasawa and Akira Komayama add two each, establishing a clear core of recurring hands. The remaining cards are single contributions, giving the selection a rotating finish across the roster, from Pikachu to Rowlet and Litten. Without style or mood tags provided, the most reliable way to read the set visually is through its multi-artist construction—an ensemble of distinct illustration voices contained within a concise, uniform format.

Set profile

Types

Pokémon · 12

Illustrators

Megumi Mizutani leads the set with three cards, followed by Shin Nagasawa and Akira Komayama with two each, forming the clearest throughline across the 12-card selection. The remaining single-card contributions broaden the set’s range while keeping the focus on a small, readable roster of artists.