2005 107 cards

Battle Frontier Beckons

EX Emerald drew from the Battle Frontier with powerful Pokemon-ex and introduced a unique holographic pattern that makes its cards stand out from the rest of the EX era.

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Overview

EX Emerald, released May 9, 2005, contains 107 cards tied to the Emerald video game and its Battle Frontier. The set features a distinctive holographic pattern unlike other EX-era sets and includes powerful Pokemon-ex cards for competitive play.

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Most Valuable Cards

Milotic ex and Dusclops ex are the most sought-after Pokemon-ex cards. Medicham ex and Deoxys ex (appearing in this set too) are also valuable. The unique holo pattern makes even standard holos like Raichu and Altaria collectible.

Fire Energy

Water Energy

Lightning Energy

Psychic Energy

Fighting Energy

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Full Collection

Cards from Emerald

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Blaziken

Deoxys

Exploud

Gardevoir

Chimecho

Rhydon

Dodrio

Kirlia

Swalot

Electrike

Makuhita

Ralts

Taillow

Battle Frontier

Professor Birch

Multi Energy

Milotic ex

Raichu ex

Regice ex

Regirock ex

Registeel ex

Grass Energy

Fire Energy

Water Energy

Lightning Energy

Psychic Energy

Fighting Energy

Farfetch'd

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01. What makes EX Emerald's holo pattern special?

EX Emerald features a unique holographic pattern that differs from other EX-era sets. The holos have a distinctive sparkle effect that makes them easily recognizable and visually appealing.

02. Is EX Emerald valuable?

EX Emerald is moderately valuable. Individual holos range from $10–$60 in near mint condition. The set is considered undervalued by many collectors compared to other EX-era expansions.

03. What Pokemon-ex are in Emerald?

Key Pokemon-ex include Milotic ex, Dusclops ex, Medicham ex, and Deoxys ex, along with several other powerful ex cards suited for Battle Frontier-style competition.

04. Does Emerald connect to the video game?

Yes. The set ties into Pokemon Emerald's Battle Frontier feature, with many cards reflecting the competitive themes and Pokemon featured in the game's post-game content.