Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections: Best 13 figures for TCG fans

Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections are one of the most exciting collectibles for fans who love both Pokémon cards and figures. This unique series transforms iconic artwork from the Pokemon Card 151 set into beautifully detailed 3D mini figures that come with their matching cards and display frames. If you want to discover all 13 figures and why collectors worldwide are hunting them, continue reading this guide at Japan Figure.

1. Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections overview

The Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections is a unique Pokémon collectible that combines card art, mini figures, and display accessories into a single product. Instead of releasing standalone Pokémon figures, this collection recreates illustrations from the Pokémon Card 151 expansion as detailed three-dimensional figures that match the original card artwork, making it especially appealing for fans of Japanese Pokemon figures.

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Each box includes a Pokémon figure paired with the exact card illustration it is based on, allowing collectors to display both items together using the included frame and base. Because the card inside is a direct reprint from the Pokémon Card 151 set, it keeps the same card number and rarity as the original version.

The blind box format adds excitement for collectors. You will not know which Pokémon figure and card you receive until opening the box. With 12 standard figures and one secret figure, completing the full set has become a fun challenge for Pokémon TCG fans and figure collectors alike.

• Release date: March 13, 2026
• Retail price: 1,800 yen (tax included) per box
• Product format: Blind box collectible
• Figures available: 12 standard figures + 1 secret figure

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Box contents

Each Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections box contains:

• 1 Pokémon illustration figure
• 1 display frame with base
• 1 Pokémon card from the Pokemon Card 151 expansion (random)

The included card is a reprint of the original card, meaning the card number and rarity remain identical to the version from the expansion set.

In the earlier Mainland China release of the product, the secret figure had an estimated pull rate of about 1 in 143 boxes, making it significantly rarer than the standard figures. Collectors expect a similar rarity rate for the Japanese release.

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Complete lineup of figures

Below is the full list of Pokémon included in the Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections lineup.

The secret 13th figure is believed to be the Machoke Illustration Rare version. Because of its extremely low pull rate, it has already become one of the most sought-after collectibles in the series.

2. Worth-expecting Pokemon 2026 release events latest update

Alongside the excitement surrounding the Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections, the Pokémon Trading Card Game continues to expand with several major releases planned throughout 2026. These new expansions introduce powerful Mega Evolution Pokémon ex cards, new mechanics, and collectible products that keep the global Pokémon TCG community engaged.

Many of these upcoming sets are part of the new Mega Evolution era in the Pokémon TCG. They highlight popular Pokémon such as Mega Greninja, Mega Darkrai, and Mega Rayquaza, which are expected to become central cards for both collectors and competitive players. Fans can also revisit iconic generations through resources like the Original 151 Pokemon list, which continues to inspire modern card designs and figure collections.

Below is the latest overview of upcoming Pokémon TCG releases in 2026.

The Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections offer a creative and collectible way to celebrate the artwork of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. By transforming iconic illustrations from the Pokemon Card 151 expansion into detailed mini figures, this series allows fans to display both the card and its 3D counterpart together in a unique format.

FAQs - Common questions about Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections

Before starting a collection, many fans have questions about the Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections. The following answers help clarify some of the most common questions collectors ask.

Are Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections official products?

Yes. The Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections are officially licensed Pokémon merchandise released in Japan. They are distributed through Pokémon Center stores and Pokémon Center Online, and each figure is based on artwork from the official Pokemon Card 151 expansion set.

How big are Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections?

The figures included in the Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections are compact display figures designed for collectors. Most figures measure approximately 5–7 cm in height, depending on the Pokémon’s pose and design. Their small size makes them perfect for displaying alongside Pokémon cards, desk decorations, or figure collections.

Do Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections increase in value?

Some Pokemon Card Game Card Illustration Figure Collections can increase in value over time, especially rare figures such as the secret pull. Because these products are released in limited quantities and tied to popular Pokémon card sets, sealed boxes or rare figures may become more desirable among collectors and Pokémon TCG fans in the future.

Rikuya Takamine

Rikuya Takamine has been writing about Japanese pop culture for over seven years. With a background in media and communications, he covers major TCG releases and collectible figure launches with accuracy and excitement for leading Japanese pop culture platforms.

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