Japanese Pokémon card Ivysaur 002/063 from the m1L MEGA Brave set (2025), illustrated by Takumi Wada. The evolution of Bulbasaur lurks beneath the leaves of a rain-lashed jungle.
Japanese Trainer Stadium card Jamming Tower 181/187 (ジャミングタワー) from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Ayumi Odashima. The antenna scrambles the airwaves beneath a stormy sky.
Japanese Trainer card Janine’s Secret Art 166/187 (アンズの秘技 / Janine’s Secret Art) from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Taira Akitsu. Two Darkness Energy in one go, and poison as a bonus.
Japanese Pokémon card Jigglypuff 026/071 from the sv2D Clay Burst set (2023), illustrated by Yuu Nishida. The singing balloon floats above a field of orange flowers.
Japanese Pokémon card Jigglypuff 039/165 from the sv2a Pokémon Card 151 set (2023), illustrated by Saino Misaki. The pink singer in her flower bed, the original edition from the 151 set. Two copies available.
Japanese Pokémon card Jigglypuff 064/080 from the m2 MEGA Inferno X set (2025), illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. The pink ball gazes at the stars from a flowering branch – a scene full of poetry.
Japanese Pokémon card Jigglypuff 140/190 from the sv4a Shiny Treasure ex set (2023), illustrated by Saino Misaki. The pink singer sits enthroned in a bed of multicoloured flowers.
Japanese Pokémon card Joltik 010/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Yuka Morii. The little electric spider modelled in clay, in a flower bed.
Japanese Pokémon card Joltik 022/094 from the sm11 Miracle Twin set (2019), illustrated by Midori Harada. The electric spider clings to the fur of a bigger Pokémon.
Japanese Pokémon card Kadabra 058/187 from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Uninari. The spoon-wielding psychic splits a brick wall with telekinesis.
Japanese Pokémon card Kakuna 014/165 from the sv2a Pokémon Card 151 set (2023), illustrated by Nisimono. Two golden cocoons wait in the rain, hanging from their tree.
Japanese Pokémon card Karrablast 007/100 from the sv9 Battle Partners set (2025), illustrated by Yuka Morii: the blue beetle sculpted in modelling clay and photographed in a real undergrowth.
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