Gengar Mimikyu #165 — Team Up (Binder Insert)
This digital download is a fan-made Pokemon TCG print of Gengar Mimikyu #165 from the Team Up set, reimagined as extended art for collectors. The design wraps the card in a tangled, shadowy forest of gnarled branches and hollow trunks, giving the whole page a creeping, haunted-woods atmosphere. Inside the ZIP you'll find a US Letter folder and an A4 folder, each with three print-ready PDFs — a 3x3 grid for a 9-pocket binder page, a VaultX 2x4 landscape layout, and the full uncut artwork print — plus an instructions PDF.
Instant digital download — delivered by email after purchase. Digital downloads are non-refundable.
A Haunted Path Through the Hollow Woods
This Pokemon TCG extended-art print takes Gengar Mimikyu #165 out of its original Team Up frame and lets it breathe inside a scene of its own. Twisting, leafless branches and hollow black tree gaps stretch across every panel, painted in muted browns and dusky purples that pull the eye straight down a narrow forest path toward the card at the center. It's quiet, a little unsettling, and exactly the kind of mood you'd expect from two Pokemon built on mischief and shadow. Hung on a wall or filling a binder page, it turns a familiar card into a small scene worth lingering on for any Pokemon TCG fan who likes their decor with a bit of atmosphere.
What You Will Receive
This is a digital download — nothing physical ships to your door. The moment checkout is complete, you get a ZIP file ready to print at home or through a print shop.
US Letter & A4 Folders
- A US Letter folder and an A4 folder (same files, sized for each paper standard)
- A 3x3 grid layout PDF built for a standard 9-pocket binder page
- A VaultX 2x4 landscape layout PDF
- A full uncut artwork print PDF, border to border
- An instructions PDF explaining how to use each file
How It Works
- Add the listing to your cart and complete checkout.
- Grab your ZIP file instantly from the confirmation email or your account's downloads page.
- Print the pages at home, through an online print service, or at a local print shop.
- Slide the uncut print into any standard-sized frame, or load the binder pages into your 9-pocket sleeves.
Terms & Fine Print
- This is a digital-only listing — no physical card, print, or binder page is mailed to you.
- Screen colors and printed colors can differ slightly depending on your monitor and printer; heavyweight matte paper or cardstock gives the best results.
- Files are for personal, non-commercial use only — reselling, sharing, or redistributing the art or prints isn't allowed.
- Because delivery is instant, digital downloads are non-refundable, but reach out to the shop if a file gives you trouble.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How will I receive my files after buying?
Your files land in your inbox right after purchase as a personal download link — no account or login required.
What exactly is inside the ZIP file?
You get a US Letter folder and an A4 folder, each containing three print-ready PDFs: a 3x3 grid for a 9-pocket binder page, a VaultX 2x4 landscape layout, and the full uncut artwork print, plus an instructions PDF to walk you through it all.
I lost my download email — can I still get my files?
Yes, the same download link from your original confirmation email works any time you need to redownload, so hang onto that email.
What paper should I use to print Gengar Mimikyu #165?
A heavyweight matte cardstock tends to hold the dark, shadowy tones in this piece best and gives the extended art a sturdier feel once it's framed or slid into a binder sleeve.
Will the binder grid and the full print both look good displayed?
Yes — the 3x3 grid is made to tile cleanly across a 9-pocket page so the forest scene lines up panel to panel, while the uncut print file is meant for framing as one complete piece.
Fun fact: why does Mimikyu wear that costume?
Mimikyu hides under a homemade Pikachu disguise because, according to long-running Pokedex lore, its real form is said to bring misfortune to anyone who sees it — making it a fittingly spooky partner for a shadow-lurking Gengar.