Crown Zenith Connecting Art: The 9-Card Galarian Gallery

The nine-card picture in the correct order

Read the layout like a page: GG26, GG27 and GG28 across the top; GG29, GG30 and GG31 in the middle; GG32, GG33 and GG34 along the bottom. The center card is Pikachu GG30/GG70, holding a leaf above its head.

Pokemon's Crown Zenith announcement explicitly describes nine Galarian Gallery cards that connect into a larger illustration. All nine cards shown here credit Kouki Saitou. The images and numbers identify the English printings; another language can use a different numbering system.

The complete cards retain their yellow borders and gameplay text. A binder display therefore has visible divisions even when the underlying scenery connects. There is no need to cut, overlap or alter a card to display the group.

Galarian Gallery connecting-art checklist

These nine cards are a group within the 70-card Galarian Gallery, not the entire gallery. Keep the GG prefix when searching. For example, searching for Pikachu by name alone can return other Crown Zenith illustrations that do not occupy the center of this picture.

What to look for across the picture

Start with the top row's sky, mountain and treetops. The middle row brings the view down through the woodland, while the bottom row fills in the path, grass and flowers. Following the environment makes the connection easier to see than trying to align the printed attack boxes.

Pikachu provides a useful anchor for assembling a binder page. Put that card in the middle first, then place Swablu above it and Poochyena below it. Complete the left and right columns using the table. Each card remains upright.

The shared artist credit is another check, but it is not enough by itself: Kouki Saitou has illustrated many cards. Use the name, GG number and actual picture together.

Completing the group without buying the wrong cards

1. List the missing numbers. A nine-pocket page makes the three rows easy to plan, but the checklist works with any storage system.
2. Match the English printing. Check both the GG numerator and GG70 denominator, along with the image and language.
3. Check what a listing includes. A picture of the entire scene may advertise one card, a selection or a complete lot.
4. Compare each copy's condition. A complete group can contain cards with different wear. Inspect fronts and backs rather than relying on one photograph of the arrangement.
5. Compare the delivered total. Research the nine exact printings in the price checker, then include shipping when comparing individual cards with a lot. The layout does not establish a fixed premium.

Is this the same as the Magmortar and Electivire pair?

No. Magmortar GG03 and Electivire GG08 are two other Galarian Gallery cards with related illustrations. Neither belongs in this nine-card layout. The Mewtwo and Charizard VSTAR pair is another separate connection, including a Charizard promo from outside the gallery.

Use the connected-artwork gallery and checklist to compare those different kinds of group. Completing this mosaic means collecting these nine exact cards, not every card that features the same Pokemon or any nine cards from Galarian Gallery.