With only 12 cards and nine illustrators, the set is approachable to complete while still offering meaningful variation in artwork. No pricing data is provided here, so collecting is best guided by preferred Pokémon or illustrator credits.
12 unique Pokémon · 12 Pokémon
McDonald's Collection 2018 is a 12-card, Pokémon-only release with no Trainer or Energy cards, built as a tight snapshot rather than a broad checklist. Each card spotlights a different Pokémon—ranging from Pikachu and Eevee to Porygon and Dratini—so the set functions as a quick tour across personalities and silhouettes. With nine illustrators across twelve cards, the structure naturally emphasizes variety: repeated artists appear, but no single approach dominates the full run.
Shibuzoh. leads the set by count, with MAHOU close behind, giving the collection a small throughline while still leaving room for distinct voices. Single-card contributions from Saya Tsuruta and Megumi Mizutani add further contrast, reinforcing the set’s “many hands” feel. Without a published rarity or style breakdown here, the most reliable way to read the set is card-by-card: a concise lineup where illustration choices, not subtypes or mechanics, provide the primary sense of range.
The set’s visual identity is defined less by a single shared style and more by quick shifts in rendering and character presence from card to card. With one appearance per Pokémon and multiple artists repeating, the collection reads as a compact sampler—focused on clear subject framing and distinct individual interpretations rather than an overtly unified palette or mood.
Shibuzoh. contributes the most cards, with MAHOU also appearing multiple times, making them the clearest recurring signatures across the 12. Additional single-card credits from Saya Tsuruta and Megumi Mizutani broaden the set’s range, reinforcing its anthology-like mix of approaches.
By the hands behind it, or by the Pokémon featured. Both threads continue across the wider Artchu catalogue.