Shin Nagasawa
Pokémon card illustrator · 267 cards · 72 sets
#110 of 373 artists by portfolio value
About Shin Nagasawa
Shin Nagasawa is among the Pokémon TCG's most prolific artists, with close to 300 cards plus packaging art for Black & White-era sets such as Boundaries Crossed and the Plasma Storm, Freeze, and Blast expansions; his first cards were Dragonite FB and Regigigas FB in Supreme Victors. After graduating in 1994 he worked as a graphic designer and monster concept artist at Square, going freelance in 2000. He also illustrates Duel Masters, publishes manga, and self-releases doujinshi under the aliases JASON and J-mura.
Their most valuable card is Gyarados VMAX (#207/203, Evolving Skies), estimated at $42–$55. Cards are ordered by estimated market value.
Shin Nagasawa’s cards by rarity
| Rarity | Cards | Combined value (est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Rare | 109 | $290–$380 |
| Shiny Rare | 17 | $55–$75 |
| Holo Rare | 17 | $50–$65 |
| Uncommon | 59 | $44–$60 |
| Secret Rare | 1 | $42–$55 |
| Ultra Rare | 1 | $13–$18 |
| Common | 52 | $11–$15 |
| Illustration Rare | 1 | $9–$12 |
| Holo Rare VMAX | 1 | $9–$12 |
| None | 2 | $7–$9 |
| Holo Rare V | 6 | $6–$9 |
| Amazing Rare | 1 | $5–$6 |
Sets Shin Nagasawa appears in
| Set | Cards | Combined value (est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Evolving Skies | 5 | $50–$70 |
| Arceus | 4 | $49–$65 |
| Legendary Treasures | 2 | $41–$55 |
| Paldean Fates | 8 | $35–$45 |
| Primal Clash | 4 | $27–$36 |
| Supreme Victors | 2 | $25–$32 |
| Dragons Exalted | 6 | $23–$30 |
| Crimson Invasion | 3 | $22–$29 |
| Triumphant | 4 | $22–$29 |
| Shining Fates Shiny Vault | 7 | $20–$26 |
| Boundaries Crossed | 6 | $15–$20 |
| Furious Fists | 4 | $14–$19 |
| Noble Victories | 7 | $13–$18 |
| Next Destinies | 4 | $10–$13 |
| Lost Thunder | 6 | $10–$13 |
+ 57 more sets with a lower combined value.











































































































































































































































































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