Souichirou Gunjima
106 cards
Souichirou Gunjima has illustrated 106 Pokémon cards (counting reprints) tracked by CardTrack across 39 sets, with a combined market value of $594. Their most valuable illustration is the Mega Feraligatr ex (Ascended Heroes) at $114.11 ungraded, around $216 in PSA 10. Every card below shows a live blended value, updated daily.
Prices last updated 6 October 2026 · How we price →
What Souichirou Gunjima has drawn for the Pokémon TCG
The 106 tracked Souichirou Gunjima printings run from 2019 to 2026, across 2 eras of the game with the Current (2020–) era holding the most, 99 cards. The Pokémon Souichirou Gunjima has drawn most often are Eevee (3), Pikachu (2) and Umbreon (2), out of 87 different species; SWSH Black Star Promos is the set with the most of their work, 7 cards.
The value is concentrated. The top 14 of 106 priced cards carry 80% of the $594 total, the median card is worth about $0.26 raw, and 83 sit under $5. 95 of the cards also carry a PSA 10 price. The tiles show the 106 most valuable illustrations.
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Frequently asked
How many cards has Souichirou Gunjima illustrated?
CardTrack tracks 106 Pokémon cards illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima (counting reprints) across 39 sets.
What is Souichirou Gunjima's most valuable card?
The most valuable card CardTrack tracks by Souichirou Gunjima is the Mega Feraligatr ex (Ascended Heroes) at about $114.11 ungraded, or around $216 in PSA 10.
Which Pokémon has Souichirou Gunjima illustrated most?
Eevee, on 3 tracked printings, followed by Pikachu (2) and Umbreon (2).
Which sets feature Souichirou Gunjima's art most?
SWSH Black Star Promos (7 cards), Paldean Fates (6 cards), Paldea Evolved (6 cards) carry the most Souichirou Gunjima illustrations on CardTrack; the full run of tracked sets stretches from 2019 to 2026.