Unlike Topsuns Pokemon cards, Bandai manufactured cards as standalone products, not to promote an existing product (Gum in Topsuns case)
All 12 Pokmon types (Fire, Water, Lightning, Grass, Fighting, Dragon, Psychic, Darkness, Fairy, Colorless, Dual type, Metal), three evolution stages (Basic / Stage 1 / Stage 2) in both holo and non-holo per type, 12 energy dividers (including Special and Foiled), and 4 trainer card types (Stadiums, Supporters, Tools, Items) each in holo and non-holo
He stopped illustrating Magic cards with 2006s Time Spiral expansion, returning to illustrate 2010s Magic Online promo Gleemox
There are 3 different types of cards: Pokemon cards which are separated into Basic, Stage 1, and Stage 2 categories, Energy Cards, and Trainer Cards which represent items and other miscellaneous effects
This is a shame, as Innistrad Remastered is some of the best draft design Ive played with