Who illustrated Sinistcha?

Sinistcha was illustrated by Kouki Saitou.

What beverage is featured on Sinistcha?

Sinistcha itself is the tea element of the artwork.

What set is Sinistcha from?

Sinistcha is from the Pokémon Twilight Masquerade set, card number 22.

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Sinistcha

Twilight Masquerade • #22

Rare

Card Variants

Holo Reverse Holo

We've collected 2/2 variations

Collected 2 of 2 variants

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$—NM market

What's in the Brewdex? Holo (NM), Reverse Holo (NM)

Why This Card is in the BrewDex

The Pokemon itself is the beverage element: Sinistcha's body is a bowl of frothy green matcha, paired with a bamboo tea whisk. One of the attacks is called Spill the Tea.

Equipment spotted: tea-whisk

tea (the Pokémon itself is the beverage)

About This Card

Sinistcha, the Matcha Pokemon, is a green-and-cream tea vessel filled with frothy green matcha, with a face on its front and short matcha-drip arms. A large bamboo tea whisk forms a sort of hat for its head. The scene is set in a bamboo grove backlit by warm orange sunset light.

Illustrated by Kouki Saitou

Art & technique: digital, anime style, bold outlines

Collection Context

The 7th card illustrated by Kouki Saitou here.
One of 45 tea cards in the collection.
One of 9 cards from Twilight Masquerade in the collection.
One of 30 cards where the Pokémon itself is the beverage.

Collecting Information

Rare cards are significantly harder to pull from booster packs, appearing roughly once per pack. This rarity tier often showcases premium artwork and special card treatments. A rare card with beverage-themed artwork represents an excellent find for collectors, combining scarcity with thematic appeal. These cards tend to hold their value well over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who illustrated Sinistcha?: Sinistcha was illustrated by Kouki Saitou.
What beverage is featured on Sinistcha?: Sinistcha itself is the tea element of the artwork.
What set is Sinistcha from?: Sinistcha is from the Pokémon Twilight Masquerade set, card number 22.
What is the art style of Sinistcha?: digital, anime style, bold outlines.