Hasegawa Saki

Pokémon card illustrator · 8 cards · 7 sets

#356 of 373 artists by portfolio value

About Hasegawa Saki

Hasegawa Saki is a Japanese animator and illustrator whose first Pokémon Trading Card Game artwork was a Diglett in the Sword & Shield era. Her card output is small, sitting alongside a primary career in animation. She contributed key animation to the 2020 short GOTCHA! and to Pokémon: Hisuian Snow, working on its Two Hues episode. Her illustration and animation work is documented through her Twitter account and an Anime News Network encyclopedia entry.

Their most valuable card is Diglett (#92/202, Sword & Shield), estimated at under $1. Cards are ordered by estimated market value.

Hasegawa Saki’s cards by rarity

RarityCardsCombined value (est.)
Common3under $1
Uncommon4under $1
Rare1under $1

Sets Hasegawa Saki appears in

SetCardsCombined value (est.)
Evolving Skies2under $1
Sword & Shield1under $1
Vivid Voltage1under $1
Brilliant Stars1under $1
Battle Styles1under $1
Rebel Clash1under $1
Darkness Ablaze1under $1
Diglett, Pokémon card
Diglett
#92/202 · Sword & ShieldCommon
under $1market price (est.)
Donphan, Pokémon card
Donphan
#87/185 · Vivid VoltageRare
under $1market price (est.)
Nickit, Pokémon card
Nickit
#104/203 · Evolving SkiesCommon
under $1market price (est.)
Ursaring, Pokémon card
Ursaring
#127/203 · Evolving SkiesUncommon
under $1market price (est.)
Café Master, Pokémon card
Café Master
#133/172 · Brilliant StarsUncommon
under $1market price (est.)
Crawdaunt, Pokémon card
Crawdaunt
#39/163 · Battle StylesUncommon
under $1market price (est.)
Voltorb, Pokémon card
Voltorb
#56/192 · Rebel ClashCommon
under $1market price (est.)
Simisage, Pokémon card
Simisage
#7/189 · Darkness AblazeUncommon
under $1market price (est.)

Artist attribution comes from the illustrator credit printed on each card. Estimated values are Riffle’s derived market figures, not exact vendor prices.