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Cards illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda

The Japanese Pokémon cards by Masakazu Fukuda in our catalogue: 5 cards from 2 sets, including Metagross δ Delta Species, Charcadet, Electrode, Varoom, Pelipper. They are all sold out right now — stock is updated often, check back soon.

Our catalogue has 5 Japanese cards by Masakazu Fukuda, released in 2026 across 2 sets, including 30th Celebration JP and Shiny Treasure ex.

Among the Pokémon drawn, the Lightning and Metal types dominate. The most sought-after card in our catalogue is Metagross δ Delta Species 146/103 from 30th Celebration JP (15,99 €).

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Metagross δ Delta Species 146/103 — 30th Celebration JP

Metagross δ Delta Species

146/103

15,99 €0 pcs
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Electrode 239/190 — Shiny Treasure ex

Electrode

239/190

2,99 €0 pcs
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Charcadet 217/190 — Shiny Treasure ex

Charcadet

217/190

1,99 €0 pcs
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Varoom 300/190 — Shiny Treasure ex

Varoom

300/190

1,99 €0 pcs

Who is Masakazu Fukuda

A character and graphic designer for many video-game companies in the '90s, he has illustrated Pokémon cards since 2003. He loves robots and wide-angle photography.

All the cards by Masakazu Fukuda are below, in-stock ones first. Every page has the photo, the card specs and the price; to learn more about rarities read the guide to rarities. The most expensive: Metagross δ Delta Species 146/103.

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Metagross δ Delta Species

146/103

15,99 €0 pcs
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Charcadet

217/190

1,99 €0 pcs
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Electrode

239/190

2,99 €0 pcs
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Varoom

300/190

1,99 €0 pcs
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Pelipper

312/190

1,99 €0 pcs

Sets with Masakazu Fukuda

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