Hi-Res Pokémon! - Rescuing official Pokémon Art!さんのイラストまとめ

Celebi sitting on the Ilex Forest Shrine and the GS Ball from the 2000 Pokémon Crystal set by Ken Sugimori.

This crisp Gold (Ethan) needed no enhancement, as he comes from the 2000 additional set by Ken Sugimori, partly released digitally in a presskit accompanying the Virtual Console release of Pokémon Crystal in 2017. More Crystal art by Sugimori to come in the next weeks!

Guys I'm really hyped up for "Let's go Johto", am I delusional? XD More 2000 Pokémon Crystal art by Ken Sugimori. This is Kris, finally! Your first playable female protagonist, show her some love! (The left one is from the VC presskit the right one is our scan and enhancement.)

"Ghost Times" issue no.7 -1997, Indigo league Ghost Pokémon specialist Agatha, and her Pokémon by Mato, from the manga Pokémon Special (Pokémon Adventures). Scanned and enhanced.

"Ghost Times" Issue no. 6, Morty and Gengar by Ken Sugimori. Originally posted in 2001 on Game Freak's old website. Enhanced, upscaled and removed the background in case you need that XD

"Ghost times" issue No. 4, Have you chosen your Halloween costume yet? Serena and Calem posing as trees in one of the 2015 "XY Pokémon Quiz" illustrations by Emiko Yoshino.

of course this Mew has been recolored a few years later for Pokémon Fire Red and Leaf Green, and this year GF released the artwork on their twitter along with Morimoto's interview, so this is the real thing, no enhancement! Check it out! https://t.co/BnfV2IVgZP

Along with Celebi, even Mew received a brand new watercolor artwork by Ken Sugimori for Pokémon Crystal in 2000. (Mew scanned and enhanced by us, Celebi comes from the official VC Crystal press kit)

Continuing with the 2000 Crystal set by Ken Sugimori, along with the gen 2 pokemon and characters Horsea and Clefairy also received new art. Why? Who knows. Probably this Horsea was meant as a fix for the double finned one of the 1997 set.

"Ghost Times" issue no. 3! 2018, Psyduck in the style of Munch by Tomokazu Komiya. Made for the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum exhibition “Munch: A retrospective”. Also featured on a promotional Trading Card.