(November 2026)
Discover the fastest-rising artwork from Kyoko Umemoto. These cards are showing the strongest gains in our price data right now, ranked by percentage increase.
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$12.00
▲ 2300.0% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$3.00
▲ 50.0% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$6.50
▲ 44.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$6.76
▲ 19.0% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$16.48
▲ 18.1% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$37.95
▲ 17.9% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$3.50
▲ 16.7% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$1.99
▲ 14.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$61.50
▲ 9.8% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$6.00
▲ 9.1% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$64.49
▲ 7.5% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$13.77
▲ 7.2% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$6.32
▲ 5.2% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$2.20
▲ 2.8% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$13.42
▲ 2.7% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$1.55
▲ 2.6% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$6.42
▲ 2.6% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$1.23
▲ 2.5% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$33.12
▲ 1.3% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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$1.00
▲ 1.0% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
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Kyoko Umemoto has illustrated 183 cards across 97 sets, from 2001 to 2025.
Drifloon #26 (1st Edition) from Megalo Cannon, up 2300.0% over the last 30 days, from about $0.50 to $12.00.
Over the last 30 days, 24 card variants by Kyoko Umemoto have risen in price. The 20 largest gains are in the list above.
Bugsy's Yanma #12 (1st Edition) from Pokémon VS has climbed steadily: 0.6% over 7 days, 5.4% over 14 days and 18.1% over 30 days — a bigger gain the further back you look. That is what the market has done, not a prediction of what it will do next.
Prices shown assume Near Mint condition and are indicative only, market prices may vary.
Price data last updated on November 4, 2026.