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TCG Series

The EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game marks the beginning of a new generation, both in terms of the core series games with the introduction of Generation III, and with the rights to translate and distribute the TCG outside Japan transferring from Wizards of the Coast to Pokémon USA and Nintendo. During this Series, Pokémon USA would go on to fully establish the Pokémon Organized Play program and begin to make new promotional merchandise available, many of which have become staple methods of release alongside new expansions, or to promote specific Pokémon. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the EX Series of the Trading Card Game.

EX Ruby & Sapphire Theme Decks

Continuing the tradition of releasing Theme Decks alongside main expansions, the first of those under Nintendo feature the fully evolved forms of two of the three Hoenn first partner Pokémon, Blaziken and Swampert, in the Ruby Theme Deck and Sapphire Theme Deck, respectively. Both Theme Decks feature a handful of new Generation III Pokémon and Trainer cards debuting in the EX Ruby & Sapphire expansion, and introduce players to the game mechanics brought into effect with the beginning of the EX Series.

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Ruby

Sapphire

EX Ruby & Sapphire mousepad

This mousepad was given out as a free promotion item during the Origins Game Fair 2003. Nintendo and Pokémon Organized Play were promoting the Pokémon Trading Card Game at this convention and these were a way to commentate the release of EX Ruby & Sapphire.

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The promotional mousepad

EX Sandstorm Theme Decks

The Theme Decks accompanying the second EX Series expansion, EX Sandstorm, continue the desert theme with Caravan and Oasis. Each deck features one of the Generation III Fossil Pokémon and an array of supporting cards, with Caravan focusing on the Barnacle Pokémon Cradily, and Oasis focusing on the Plate Pokémon Armaldo.

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Caravan

Oasis

EX Series Collector's Tin

The first collector's tin was released in November 2003 in what would prove to be the foundation for regular items in all future TCG Series merchandise, serving as an effective way of offering promotional cards and multiple booster packs, as well as providing adequate storage for cards. The EX Series Collector's Tin includes Pikachu and Meowth Black Star Promotional cards, five EX Series booster packs (3 from EX Ruby & Sapphire, 2 from EX Sandstorm), and a double-sided poster, featuring an EX Ruby & Sapphire and EX Sandstorm card checklist on one side and Ken Sugimori illustrations of Pokémon in Hoenn Pokédex order on the other.

Promotional cards:

Pikachu (Nintendo Promo 012; Cosmos Holofoil)
Meowth (Nintendo Promo 013; Cosmos Holofoil)

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EX Series Collector's Tin

EX Dragon Theme Decks

As two of several focal Pokémon in the EX Dragon expansion, Flygon and Salamence feature in the accompanying WindBlast and FireFang Theme Decks, respectively. The decks are based on the Flygon and Salamence constructed Half Decks released alongside the Japanese equivalent of EX Dragon, Rulers of the Heavens. The packaging style for these Theme Decks was also changed from a cuboid to trapezoidal prism, which has remained roughly the same for all Theme Deck packaging since.

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WindBlast

FireFang

EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua Theme Decks

With the release of EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua came two more Theme Decks, with each focusing on one of the rivalling villainous teams from Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald: Team Magma and Team Aqua. Both decks include an assortment of Pokémon that belong to their specific team, as well as supporting Trainer cards. The key Pokémon in each deck mirrors those that each team strives to awaken in the games, with Team Magma including Team Magma's Groudon, and Team Aqua including Team Aqua's Kyogre.

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Team Magma

Team Aqua

EX Series Value Pack

Released in March 2004 was the first promotional box set of the EX Series, the EX Series Value Pack. The box contains three booster packs, one each from the first three EX Series expansions: EX Ruby & Sapphire, EX Sandstorm, and EX Dragon. The box is unique in that the boosters are packaged in a blister, this is evident from the height of the box. Also included was a Black Star Promotional card of the Pokémon Ludicolo.

Promotional cards:

Ludicolo (Nintendo Promo 020; Cosmos Holofoil)

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EX Series Value Pack

EX Hidden Legends Theme Decks

EX Hidden Legends was supplemented with two Theme Decks: Forest Guardian and Wish Maker. Both Theme Decks appear to draw inspiration from Pokémon movies, with the inclusion of Dark Celebi in Forest Guardian alluding to the role of the Celebi in Celebi: The Voice of the Forest, and Jirachi in Wish Maker referencing the title of the sixth Pokémon movie, Jirachi: Wish Maker. Both of these Pokémon are dual-typed, expanding on those introduced in the EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua expansion.

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Forest Guardian

Wish Maker

EX Hidden Legends Portfolios

Released with the EX Hidden Legends expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Registeel and Metagross. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Trainer Kit

Conceived as a method of introducing players to the game and guiding them to an intermediate level, the EX Trainer Kit was released in June 2004. Unlike Theme Decks, the cards in the EX Trainer Kit are separated into Half Decks and have their own collection symbol and number, much like some products released in Japan, though all are reprints from EX Ruby & Sapphire, EX Sandstorm, and EX Dragon. The EX Trainer Kit features exclusive prints of Latias and Latios, and also comes packaged with two rule booklets, a coin, counters, and an EX Series booster pack.

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EX Trainer Kit

EX FireRed & LeafGreen Theme Decks

Promoting the remakes of the Generation I titles, the EX FireRed & LeafGreen expansion also had two Theme Decks released alongside it. The decks focus on the evolutionary lines of two Kanto first partner Pokémon, with Charmeleon featured in the FireRed Theme Deck, and Ivysaur featured in the LeafGreen Theme Deck. Charizard and Venusaur appear as Pokémon-ex in the main expansion. Such rare cards are typically not included in Theme Decks, hence their exclusion from their individual evolutionary lines.

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FireRed

LeafGreen

EX FireRed & LeafGreen Portfolios

Released with the EX FireRed & LeafGreen expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Pikachu and Charizard. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Battle Stadium

Conceived as a platform for players wanting to improve their game, the EX Battle Stadium, released on October 18, 2004, features two 60-card decks centered around the Blaze Pokémon Blaziken and the Embrace Pokémon Gardevoir, plus four 10-card sideboard kits designed for players to adapt their decks depending on the style of battle. The cards contained in EX Battle Stadium are all sourced from the first six EX Series expansions. The prints that originate from EX Ruby & Sapphire, EX Sandstorm, and EX Dragon do not feature the e-Reader dot code strips or "e" logo on the bottom left the original prints had however, with the last e-Reader compatible cards appearing in EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua. Both the Blaziken and Gardevoir deck also contain Non Holofoil exclusive versions of their flagship Pokémon. In addition to the cards, EX Battle Stadium includes a two-player mat, a 16-page strategy guide, damage counters, status counters, and a Blissey coin.

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EX Battle Stadium

EX Deck Tins

Released on October 25, 2004, the EX Deck Tins were the first collector tins to come in more than one variation, but are taller and thinner than the conventional tins that would follow. Each tin is designed to hold a 60-card deck in sleeves as well as other items, such as counters, markers, coins or dice. Each is packaged with one of four possible Cosmos Holofoil promotional cards, previously available as Non Holofoil cards via a Target promotion, two early EX Series booster packs, and a sticker sheet matching the design of the tin artwork. The artwork for each tin is taken from the Japanese booster pack artwork from four previously released expansions, which include Miracle of the Desert, Rulers of the Heavens, Magma VS Aqua: Two Ambitions and Flight of Legends.

Promotional cards:

Treecko (Nintendo Promo 016; Cosmos Holofoil)
Torchic (Nintendo Promo 017; Cosmos Holofoil)
Mudkip (Nintendo Promo 018; Cosmos Holofoil)
Whismur (Nintendo Promo 019; Cosmos Holofoil)

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EX Deck Tins

EX Team Rocket Returns Theme Decks

Continuing themes established during the Original Series, Dark Pokémon and cards belonging to Team Rocket could be found in the EX Team Rocket Returns expansion, bringing with it two more Theme Decks. A selection of these cards were included in the Jessie and James Theme Decks, based on two members of the Team Rocket trio from the anime. Jessie and James' original Pokémon are featured in their respective decks in the form of Dark Arbok and Dark Weezing.

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Jessie

James

2004 World Championships Decks

Following the success of the first Pokémon World Championships held under Pokémon USA in August 2004, the event, and the Organized Play program as a whole, was promoted further by publishing the decks of high-ranking players from each age division of the tournament as commemorative items. Released in late November 2004, these decks comprise Blaziken Tech, used by Fifteen and Over Finalist Chris Fulop, Magma Spirit, used by Fifteen and Over Champion Tsuguyoshi Yamato, Rocky Beach, used by Ten and Under Finalist Reed Weichler, and Team Rushdown, used by Eleven to Fourteen Finalist Kevin Nguyen. Each card within the decks has a unique silver border and Worlds 2004 card back, complete with the signature of the participant. None of the cards are tournament legal. Each deck is also packaged with a 2004 World Championships Booklet, containing a summary of the event and brief articles on high-ranking participants.

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EX Deoxys Theme Decks

The eponymous EX Deoxys expansion was released to coincide with Destiny Deoxys, and two of the film's central Pokémon are featured in the complementing Theme Decks: Starcharge and Jetstream. Starcharge centers on the DNA Pokémon Deoxys, and includes Grass and other Psychic-type Pokémon. Jetstream centers on the Sky High Pokémon Rayquaza and includes Fire, Water, and Lightning-type Pokémon, in addition to some Colorless-types.

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Starcharge

Jetstream

EX Deoxys Portfolios

Released with the EX Deoxys expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Deoxys and Rayquaza. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Collector's Boxes

Following the release of EX Deoxys, the EX Collector's Boxes were released on February 28, 2005. The boxes come in two designs, featuring either Deoxys or Rayquaza, with art taken from the EX Deoxys booster packs. While neither box includes any promotional cards, both include the same assortment of booster packs: two from EX Deoxys and one from EX Team Rocket Returns. The boxes also come with two POP Series 1 packs, and were the first pieces of merchandise to include POP Packs after their exclusive distribution within the Pokémon League ceased.

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Deoxys Box

Rayquaza Box

EX Emerald Theme Decks

EX Emerald, released in time with the localizations of Pokémon Emerald, brought with it two more Theme Decks. The Hydrobloom Theme Deck features and type Pokémon, with particular focus on Milotic. The Wildfire Theme Deck features and type Pokémon, with Manectric as the central Pokémon.

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Hydrobloom

Wildfire

EX Emerald Portfolios

Released with the EX Emerald expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Manectric and Milotic. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

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4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Master Trainer Decks

The EX Master Trainer Decks were released on July 13, 2005 and consist of the Blaziken Deck, which focuses on and Pokémon, and the Gardevoir Deck, which focuses on and Pokémon. Between them, the contents the EX Master Trainer Decks are largely the same as those included in the EX Battle Stadium, with the only exceptions being the style of play mat and strategy guides included.

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Blaziken Deck

Gardevoir Deck

EX Unseen Forces Theme Decks

With particular emphasis on Generation II, the EX Unseen Forces expansion had two Theme Decks released alongside. Taken straight from the name of EX Unseen Forces' Japanese equivalent, the Golden Sky and Silvery Ocean Theme Decks respectively feature the legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh and Lugia, mirroring their roles as game mascots for the Generation II launch titles. The predominant Pokémon types found in Golden Sky include Fire and Fighting, while those in Silvery Ocean include Grass and Psychic.

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Golden Sky

Silvery Ocean

EX Delta Species Theme Decks

The EX Delta Species expansion introduced δ Delta Species Pokémon to the TCG. Some of these are included in the two Theme Decks that accompany the expansion: Breakthrough and Steeplechase. Breakthrough features Grass-type Pokémon, including Crobat, and Lightning-type Pokémon, among them Pokémon belonging to Holon, which can double as Special Energy cards. Steeplechase features Fire-type Pokémon, including Rapidash, as well as some Colorless-type Pokémon.

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Breakthrough

Steeplechase

EX Delta Species Portfolios

Released with the EX Delta Species expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Rapidash and Crobat. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

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4-Pocket Portfolio

2005 World Championships Decks

As per the previous year, another collection of decks based on those that were among the most competitive at the 2005 World Championships were made available. Released on October 31, 2005, the four 2005 World Championships Decks (Bright Aura, Dark Tyranitar, King of the West, Queendom) were used by the Ten and Under Champion, the Eleven to Fourteen Finalist, a Ten and Under Semi-Finalist, and the Fifteen and Over Champion. Each deck contains a non-tournament legal 60-card replica and special 2005 World Championships booklet.

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EX Collector's Carry Tin

The EX Collector's Carry Tin was released in late October/early November 2005, and remains the largest individual collector's tin to be released, with storage space for well over 100 cards and accessories. The tin originates from the Japanese Gift Box Emerald, and features a plastic carry handle and metal latch, with artwork of Rayquaza battling Deoxys on the front and of Groudon battling Kyogre on the back. Each tin includes Black Star Promotional Celebi and Suicune cards, plus three EX Series booster packs.

Promotional cards:

Celebi (Nintendo Promo 029; Cosmos Holofoil)
Suicune (Nintendo Promo 030; Cosmos Holofoil)

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EX Collector's Carry Tin

EX Collector's Window Tins

First released in early November 2005, and as late as January 2006 in some countries, the EX Collector's Window Tins were the first tins released that resemble those available in future TCG Series. Each tin is octagonal in shape, and has a window opening to display one of the three obtainable Black Star Promotional cards: Moltres ex, Articuno ex, or Zapdos ex. The design that circles the side of the tin is taken from the montage present in the Japanese PokéPark Blue file, illustrated by Kouki Saitou. Each tin also includes an assortment of three EX Series booster packs, ranging from EX Team Rocket Returns to EX Legend Maker.

Promotional cards:

Moltres ex (Nintendo Promo 031; Cosmos Holofoil)
Articuno ex (Nintendo Promo 032; Cosmos Holofoil)
Zapdos ex (Nintendo Promo 033; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Moltres ex tin

Articuno ex tin

Zapdos ex tin

EX Unseen Forces Blisters

In November 2005 following the release of the EX Unseen Forces and EX Delta Species expansion were new Blister Packs, where the available items are presented in card backs sealed with vacuum molded plastic. While the packaging makes little resemblance to EX Unseen Forces, subsequent related Blister Packs would feature packaging that mirrored the design of the booster packs of the relevant expansion, and would go on to be released in tandem with them. Instead of Black Star Promotional cards, these packs made available exclusive Cosmos Holofoil variants of Sceptile and Swampert from POP Series 1. In addition to these were an assortment of three EX Series booster packs and one game coin, normally found in Theme Decks.

Promotional cards:

Sceptile (POP Series 1 4; Cosmos Holofoil)
Swampert (POP Series 1 5; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Sceptile Blister

Swampert Blister

EX Unseen Forces Portfolios

Released with the EX Unseen Forces expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Lugia and Ho-Oh. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Value Pack

Stores such as Target and Wal-Mart began to sell the EX Value Pack in early December 2005. The promotional card available in the pack varied, with some containing a Black Star Promotional Celebi, others containing a Black Star Promotional Suicune, both recently available in the EX Collector's Carry Tin. Each was also packaged with three booster packs: one from EX Sandstorm, one from EX Hidden Legends, and one from EX Deoxys.

Promotional cards:

Celebi (Nintendo Promo 029; Cosmos Holofoil)
Suicune (Nintendo Promo 030; Cosmos Holofoil)

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EX Value Pack

Deluxe Gift Set

Seemingly released in tandem with the EX Value Pack, similar stores began selling the Deluxe Gift Set in early December 2005. The set provides another opportunity to obtain the same Black Star Promotional Suicune found in the EX Collector's Carry Tin and EX Value Pack. Also included is an assortment of four EX Series booster packs, ranging from EX FireRed & LeafGreen through to EX Delta Species, a deck box, and index card. The deck box and index card share the same design and come in three varieties, with each depicting one of the legendary birds: Articuno, Zapdos, or Moltres.

Promotional cards:

Suicune (Nintendo Promo 030; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Zapdos Box

EX Legend Maker Theme Decks

In a deviation from a series of δ Delta Species-themed expansions, EX Legend Maker brought with it two Theme Decks. The Groundbreaker Theme Deck includes a selection of Grass and Fighting-type Pokémon, with the Megaton Pokémon Golem as the deck's main focus. The Shadowquake Theme Deck includes a number of Water and Psychic-type Pokémon, among them the featured Shadow Pokémon, Gengar.

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Groundbreaker

Shadowquake

EX Legend Maker Blisters

These Blister Packs, released in March 2006, a little after the EX Legend Maker expansion, continued the trend of releasing Cosmos Holofoil versions of rare cards from the POP Series. The two cards available were Blaziken and Metagross, each packaged with two EX Legend Maker booster packs, one EX Unseen Forces booster pack, and one coin. Coin varieties included those depicting Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Salamence, Deoxys, Rayquaza, or Energy symbols.

Promotional cards:

Blaziken (POP Series 1 1; Cosmos Holofoil)
Metagross (POP Series 1 2; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Blaziken Blister

Metagross Blister

EX Legend Maker Portfolios

Released with the EX Legend Maker expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Arcanine and Aerodactyl. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Trainer Kit 2

A second EX Trainer Kit was released in March 2006 as a further introduction to new players of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This EX Trainer Kit includes two pre-constructed Half Decks that feature the Cheering Pokémon Plusle and Minun, both of which are exclusive to the kit. As per the previous kit, an additional EX Series booster pack is included, as well as two rule booklets, a coin, and game counters. Every subsequent TCG Series except the Platinum Series has gone on to have at least one Trainer Kit manufactured.

Exclusive cards:

Plusle
Minun

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EX Trainer Kit 2

EX Holon Phantoms Theme Decks

The Theme Decks that were released with the EX Holon Phantoms expansion introduce more δ Delta Species Pokémon, among them the legendary Eon Pokémon Latias and Latios as the flagship species. FireMist features Latias among its selection of Fire-type Pokémon, in addition to Fighting-types. FloodRush includes Water-type Pokémon, with Latios among them, as well as Psychic-type Pokémon. Both Latias and Latios come in exclusive Holofoil versions in their respective decks.

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FireMist

FloodRush

EX Holon Phantoms Blisters

In May 2006, shortly after the release of the EX Holon Phantoms expansion, two more Cosmos Holofoil versions of previously released POP Series cards were available in Blister Packs. Rayquaza from POP Series 1 and Venusaur from POP Series 2 were the two cards on offer, both packaged with two EX Holon Phantoms booster packs, one EX Delta Species booster pack, and an Energy coin.

Promotional cards:

Rayquaza (POP Series 1 3; Cosmos Holofoil)
Venusaur (POP Series 2 6; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Rayquaza Blister

Venusaur Blister

EX Holon Phantoms Portfolios

Released with the EX Holon Phantoms expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Latios and Latias. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

Value Pack

Released quietly in stores such as Wal-Mart during the month of June 2006, the Value Pack contained a Cosmos Holofoil Black Star Promotional Pikachu δ card, as well as three EX Series booster packs: one each from EX Hidden Legends, EX FireRed & LeafGreen, and EX Delta Species.

Promotional cards:

Pikachu δ (Nintendo Promo 035; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Value Pack

Metagross Blister Pack

A limited release in mid-2006, the Metagross Blister Pack comes with a Cosmos Holofoil reprint of Metagross from POP Series 1 (previously one of two cards available in the EX Legend Maker Blister Packs), one EX Deoxys booster pack, and one EX Holon Phantoms booster pack.

Promotional cards:

Metagross (POP Series 1 2; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Metagross Blister Pack

EX Crystal Guardians Theme Decks

For the first time in the TCG, an expansion was released with three affiliated Theme Decks. EX Crystal Guardians came with Green Cyclone, Storm Surge, and Earth Shower. Green Cyclone contains mostly Grass Pokémon, among them the featured Seed Pokémon Venusaur. Storm Surge features the Shellfish Pokémon Blastoise, as well as other Water and Lightning-type Pokémon. Released exclusively in Wal-Mart stores in North America, but more widely available in other countries, the Earth Shower Theme Deck contains predominantly Fighting Pokémon, plus an equal mix of Water and Metal-types. The Mud Fish Pokémon Swampert is featured on the box art. All three of the featured Pokémon also receive deck exclusive Holofoil variants.

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Green Cyclone

Storm Surge

Earth Shower

EX Crystal Guardians Blisters

Available shortly after the release of EX Crystal Guardians expansion around late August and early September 2006 were two varieties of Blister Packs with a promotional card to collect. The two cards are Cosmos Holofoil versions of Pidgeot and Tauros from POP Series 2. Also packaged are two EX Crystal Guardians booster packs, one EX Emerald booster pack, and one coin (varieties of which include a gold Pikachu coin or silver Metagross coin).

Promotional cards:

Pidgeot (POP Series 2 2; Cosmos Holofoil)
Tauros (POP Series 2 5; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Pidgeot Blister

Tauros Blister

EX Crystal Guardians Portfolios

Released with the EX Crystal Guardians expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Blastoise and Venusaur. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

Crystal Trainer Set

Released in September 2006 exclusively at Toys "R" Us, the Crystal Trainer Set promotes EX Crystal Guardians by including one of the three associated Theme Decks and a booster pack from the expansion. The set comes with two other booster packs–one from EX Delta Species and one from EX Legend Maker–and a Blastoise promotional card.

Promotional cards:

Blastoise (POP Series 3 1; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Crystal Trainer Set

Value Pack II

Released in stores such as Wal-Mart during September 2006 was a second Value Pack. Like the first, this pack saw a limited release and contained one Black Star Promotional card, Typhlosion, in addition to three older EX Series booster packs. These packs were from EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua, EX Hidden Legends, and EX Team Rocket Returns.

Promotional cards:

Typhlosion (Nintendo Promo 034; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Value Pack II

EX Collector's Tins

The second wave of EX Collector's Tins was released on October 1, 2006, and came in three varieties. These were the first tins to have individually designed lids to further showcase and reflect the promotional card available inside, which has remained the precedent for the majority of collector's tins since. The three cards available are Kyogre-ex, Groudon-ex, and Rayquaza-ex–all of which originated as Limited Edition Starter Kit PLAY Promotional cards from Japan. All three tins contain four EX Series booster packs–two from EX Emerald, and two from EX Crystal Guardians.

Promotional cards:

Kyogre ex (Nintendo Promo 037; Cosmos Holofoil)
Groudon ex (Nintendo Promo 038; Cosmos Holofoil)
Rayquaza ex (Nintendo Promo 039; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Kyogre Tin

Groudon Tin

Rayquaza Tin

Value Box

The Target exclusive Value Box received was released quietly in October 2006 and contains several products from earlier in the EX Series, including two Theme Decks and three booster packs from expansions ranging from EX FireRed & LeafGreen to EX Legend Maker. The box also contains a Cosmos Holofoil version of Tyranitar ex and a Black Star Promotional Mew card, both of which could be obtained in later released merchandise, as well as a coin with Energy symbols.

Promotional cards:

Tyranitar ex (POP Series 1 17; Cosmos Holofoil)
Mew (Nintendo Promo 040; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Value Box

Legendary Beasts Blisters

Three Blister Packs collectively featuring the Legendary beasts Entei, Raikou, and Suicune were released during October 2006 at Target and other similar stores. Each pack contains a POP Series 2 Cosmos Holofoil reprint of one of the legendary beasts, two EX Series booster packs (one EX Unseen Forces, one EX Delta Species), and a coin with varying designs.

Promotional cards:

Entei (POP Series 2 1; Cosmos Holofoil)
Raikou (POP Series 2 3; Cosmos Holofoil)
Suicune (POP Series 2 4; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Entei Blisters

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Raikou Blisters

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Suicune Blisters

2006 World Championships Decks

The 2006 World Championships Decks were released on October 31, 2006, a couple of months after the 2006 World Championships, the third sanctioned by Pokémon USA. Ten and Under Champion Hiroki Yano's B-L-S deck, Fifteen and Over Finalist Jimmy Ballard's Eeveelutions deck, Fifteen and Over Champion Jason Klaczynski's Mewtrick deck, and Eleven to Fourteen Champion Miska Saari's Suns & Moons deck make up the four chosen to represent the tournament. Each deck comes with a 2006 World Championships booklet and a non-tournament legal print of the 60-card deck.

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EX Dragon Frontiers Theme Decks

EX Dragon Frontiers serves as the penultimate expansion of the EX Series, as well as the last to feature δ Delta Species Pokémon. As with most expansions, EX Dragon Frontiers features two Theme Decks. Power Wave focuses on the Big Jaw Pokémon Feraligatr, while Shadow Blaze focuses on the Volcano Pokémon Typhlosion. Both decks take some inspiration from the decks released alongside EX Dragon Frontiers' Japanese counterpart, Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends, in terms of type selection and Pokémon included, with both consisting entirely of δ Delta Species Pokémon.

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Power Wave

Shadow Blaze

EX Dragon Frontiers Blisters

In November 2006, shortly after the release of EX Dragon Frontiers, two new promotional cards were made available in Blister Packs promoting the expansion. The two cards were Plusle and Minun, both from POP Series 3 with the Cosmos Holofoil treatment. The packs included two EX Dragon Frontiers booster packs, one EX Deoxys or EX Legend Maker booster pack, and one coin featuring either Tyranitar or Gardevoir. Released later in April 2007 was smaller Blister Pack featuring the same design that included a Pikachu promotional card and only two booster packs–one from EX Dragon Frontiers and one from POP Series 2. These smaller Two Pack Blisters, often called Checklane Blisters, would later appear more frequently and more in time with other products promoting a particular expansion.

Promotional cards:

Plusle (POP Series 3 5; Cosmos Holofoil)
Minun (POP Series 3 4; Cosmos Holofoil)
Pikachu (POP Series 4 13; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Plusle Blister

Minun Blister

EX Dragon Frontiers Portfolios

Released with the EX Dragon Frontiers expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Feraligatr and Typhlosion. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

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9-Pocket Portfolio

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4-Pocket Portfolio

Bonus Box

A limited release in stores such as Wal-Mart during November 2006, the Bonus Box was the first to include a Cosmos Holofoil version of Celebi-ex. The box is packaged with one of the four EX Deck Tins, originally released in October 2004, as well as an assortment of six EX Series booster packs (including the one packaged within the EX Deck Tin).

Promotional cards:

Celebi ex (POP Series 2 17; Cosmos Holofoil)

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Bonus Box

Trainer's Challenge Set

The Trainer's Challenge Set comes packaged with a number of items, the EX Trainer Kit of particular note, as well as one booster pack each of EX Unseen Forces, EX Delta Species, and EX Legend Maker, plus a Holofoil promotional card. The EX Trainer Kit included varies (either the first or second), as does the promotional card, with some including the Holofoil reprint of Celebi-ex, and others a new Mew Black Star Promotional card.

Promotional cards:

Celebi ex (POP Series 2 17; Cosmos Holofoil)
Mew (Nintendo Promo 040; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

Trainer's Challenge Set

Eeveelutions Blisters

The Eeveelutions Blister Packs were available at stores such as Wal-Mart and Target during late November 2006, and came in three versions. Each focuses on one of the Generation I evolutions of Eevee–Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon–and includes Cosmos Holofoil variants of their POP Series 3 incarnations, as well as two EX Series booster packs in any combination of EX Legend Maker, EX Deoxys, EX Holon Phantoms, and EX Crystal Guardians.

Promotional cards:

Flareon (POP Series 3 2; Cosmos Holofoil)
Jolteon (POP Series 3 3; Cosmos Holofoil)
Vaporeon (POP Series 3 6; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

Flareon Pack

Jolteon Pack

Vaporeon Pack

Tauros Value Pack

Another limited release in February 2007 in stores such as Wal-Mart, this solitary Value Pack offers another opportunity to obtain a Cosmos Holofoil reprint of the Tauros card first available in the EX Crystal Guardians Blister Packs. In addition to the card, the Value Pack includes one EX Unseen Forces booster pack, one EX Legend Maker booster pack, and one EX Holon Phantoms booster pack.

Promotional cards:

Tauros (POP Series 2 5; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

Tauros Value Pack

EX Power Keepers Theme Decks

The sixteenth and final EX Series expansion, EX Power Keepers, comes with two more Theme Decks. The expansion's loose affiliation with the Hoenn Elite Four is extended to the contents of the Theme Decks, with Dark Blast including Mightyena and Sidney’s Stadium, and Mind Game including Dusclops and Phoebe’s Stadium. Mightyena and Dusclops serve as the respective starting Pokémon in Sidney's and Phoebe's lineups in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald.

Product images:

Dark Blast

Mind Game

EX Power Keepers Blisters

Available shortly after the release of the EX Power Keepers expansion during the month of March 2007 were two more Blister Packs. The Blister Packs include Cosmos Holofoil prints of either Deoxys δ or Mew, both from POP Series 4, plus two EX Power Keepers booster packs, one EX Unseen Forces booster pack, and a game coin featuring Energy symbols available in a variety of colors. Similarly to the EX Dragon Frontiers Blister Packs, a smaller Two Pack Blister was released in April 2007, and included a promotional Wobbuffet card, one EX Power Keepers booster pack, and one POP Series 2 booster pack.

Promotional cards:

Deoxys δ (POP Series 4 2; Cosmos Holofoil)
Mew (POP Series 4 4; Cosmos Holofoil)
Wobbuffet (POP Series 4 16; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

Deoxys δ Blister

Mew Blister

EX Power Keepers Portfolios

Released with the EX Power Keepers expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of Dusclops and Mightyena. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.

Product images:

File:EX Power Keepers 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg

9-Pocket Portfolio

4-Pocket Portfolio

EX Value Set

A large Blister Pack made available in March 2007 and sold in stores such as Wal-Mart. The pack contains two more Cosmos Holofoil reprints of cards originally released in the promotional Organized Play set POP Series 4: Combusken and Mudkip. Bucking the trend of prior Blister Packs, the two cards are of uncommon and common rarity as opposed to rare. Also included in the pack are four EX Series booster packs: one from EX Delta Species, one from EX Legend Maker, one from EX Holon Phantoms, and one from EX Crystal Guardians, plus a silver Energy coin.

Promotional cards:

Combusken (POP Series 4 6; Cosmos Holofoil)
Mudkip (POP Series 4 11; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

EX Value Set

Epic Collection Decks

Three pre-constructed 60-card decks released under the collective name of Epic Collection were made available on May 9, 2007. Each of the decks focus on the evolutionary lines of the Generation II and Hoenn first partner Pokémon, with the final stage Generation II first partner Pokémon featured as Pokémon-ex. The Meganium-ex deck includes and Pokémon, the Typhlosion-ex deck has and Pokémon, while the Feraligatr-ex deck has and Pokémon. The majority of cards are sourced from the EX Emerald and EX Unseen Forces expansions.

Product images:

Meganium ex Deck

Typhlosion ex Deck

Feraligatr ex Deck

Epic Collection Value Boxes

While they do not have the Epic Collection branding, their analogous design and release date of May 9, 2007 caused many retailers to list these Value Boxes under the Epic Collection name. Similar in size to the Value Packs that saw limited release in 2006, the Value Boxes come in two varieties: one that includes a reprint Typhlosion Black Star Promotional card, and one that includes a Holofoil Flygon card originally from POP Series 4. Both include booster packs from EX Unseen Forces, EX Legend Maker, and EX Holon Phantoms, for a total of three.

Promotional cards:

Typhlosion (Nintendo Promo 034; Cosmos Holofoil)
Flygon (POP Series 4 3; Cosmos Holofoil)

Product images:

Typhlosion Box

Flygon Box

Pokémon Trading Card Game merchandise

English TCG merchandise
Original Series Neo Series Legendary Collection Series e-Card Series EX Series Diamond & Pearl Series Platinum Series HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Call of Legends Series Black & White Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

Japanese TCG merchandise
Original Era Neo Era VS Era e-Card Era ADV Era PCG Era DP Era DPt Era LEGEND Era BW Era XY Era XY BREAK Era Sun & Moon Era Sword & Shield Era Scarlet & Violet Era

Korean TCG merchandise
Original Series ADV Series PCG Series BW Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

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Original Series Neo Series e-Card Series EX Series Diamond & Pearl Series Platinum Series HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Call of Legends Series Black & White Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

French TCG merchandise
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Italian TCG merchandise
Original Series Neo Series e-Card Series EX Series Diamond & Pearl Series Platinum Series HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Call of Legends Series Black & White Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

Portuguese TCG merchandise
Original Series EX Series Diamond & Pearl Series HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Black & White Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

Spanish TCG merchandise
Original Series Neo Series EX Series Diamond & Pearl Series Platinum Series HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Black & White Series XY Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

Russian TCG merchandise
Original Series XY Series

Traditional Chinese TCG merchandise
Original Series EX Series Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series Scarlet & Violet Series

Simplified Chinese TCG merchandise
Sun & Moon Series Sword & Shield Series

See also:
Booster pack Theme Deck Half Deck

This article is part of both Project TCG and Project Merchandise, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Trading Card Game merchandise.

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-The EX Series of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] marks the beginning of a new generation, both in terms of the [[main series]] games with the introduction of [[Generation III]], and with the rights to translate and distribute the TCG outside Japan transferring from [[Wizards of the Coast]] to [[Pokémon USA]] and [[Nintendo]]. During this Series, Pokémon USA would go on to fully establish the [[Play! Pokémon|Pokémon Organized Play]] program and begin to make new promotional merchandise available, many of which have become staple methods of release alongside new expansions, or to promote specific Pokémon. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the EX Series of the Trading Card Game.
+The EX Series of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] marks the beginning of a new generation, both in terms of the [[core series]] games with the introduction of [[Generation III]], and with the rights to translate and distribute the TCG outside Japan transferring from [[Wizards of the Coast]] to [[Pokémon USA]] and [[Nintendo]]. During this Series, Pokémon USA would go on to fully establish the [[Play! Pokémon|Pokémon Organized Play]] program and begin to make new promotional merchandise available, many of which have become staple methods of release alongside new expansions, or to promote specific Pokémon. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the EX Series of the Trading Card Game.
 ==EX Ruby & Sapphire Theme Decks==
-Continuing the tradition of releasing {{TCG|Theme Deck}}s alongside main expansions, the first of those under Nintendo feature the fully evolved forms of two of the three [[Generation III]] [[Starter Pokémon|starters]], {{p|Blaziken}} and {{p|Swampert}}, in the {{TCG|Ruby}} Theme Deck and {{TCG|Sapphire}} Theme Deck, respectively. Both Theme Decks feature a handful of new Generation III Pokémon and {{TCG|Trainer card}}s debuting in the {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}} expansion, and introduce players to the game mechanics brought into effect with the beginning of the EX Series.
+Continuing the tradition of releasing {{TCG|Theme Deck}}s alongside main expansions, the first of those under Nintendo feature the fully evolved forms of two of the three [[Hoenn first partner Pokémon]], {{p|Blaziken}} and {{p|Swampert}}, in the {{TCG|Ruby}} Theme Deck and {{TCG|Sapphire}} Theme Deck, respectively. Both Theme Decks feature a handful of new Generation III Pokémon and {{TCG|Trainer card}}s debuting in the {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}} expansion, and introduce players to the game mechanics brought into effect with the beginning of the EX Series.
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+==EX Ruby & Sapphire mousepad==
+This mousepad was given out as a free promotion item during the Origins Game Fair 2003. Nintendo and Pokémon Organized Play were promoting the Pokémon Trading Card Game at this convention and these were a way to commentate the release of EX Ruby & Sapphire.
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 ==EX Series Collector's Tin==
-The first collector's tin was released in November 2003 in what would prove to be the foundation for regular items in all future TCG Series merchandise, serving as an effective way of offering promotional cards and multiple booster packs, as well as providing adequate storage for cards. The '''EX Series Collector's Tin''' includes {{p|Pikachu}} and {{p|Meowth}} Black Star Promotional cards, five EX Series booster packs (3 from EX Ruby & Sapphire, 2 from EX Sandstorm), and a double-sided poster, featuring an EX Ruby & Sapphire and EX Sandstorm card checklist on one side and [[Ken Sugimori]] illustrations of Pokémon in [[List of Pokémon by Hoenn Pokédex number|Hoenn Pokédex]] order on the other.
+The first collector's tin was released in November 2003 in what would prove to be the foundation for regular items in all future TCG Series merchandise, serving as an effective way of offering promotional cards and multiple booster packs, as well as providing adequate storage for cards. The '''EX Series Collector's Tin''' includes {{p|Pikachu}} and {{p|Meowth}} Black Star Promotional cards, five EX Series booster packs (3 from EX Ruby & Sapphire, 2 from EX Sandstorm), and a double-sided poster, featuring an EX Ruby & Sapphire and EX Sandstorm card checklist on one side and [[Ken Sugimori]] illustrations of Pokémon in [[List of Pokémon by Hoenn Pokédex number in Generation III|Hoenn Pokédex]] order on the other.
 '''Promotional cards:'''
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 ==EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua Theme Decks==
-With the release of {{TCG|EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua}} came two more Theme Decks, with each focusing on one of the rivalling [[villainous teams]] from {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}: {{TCG|Team Magma}} and {{TCG|Team Aqua}}. Both decks include an assortment of Pokémon that belong to their specific team, as well as supporting Trainer cards. The key Pokémon in each deck mirrors those that each team strives to awaken in the games, with Team Magma including Team Magma's {{p|Groudon}}, and Team Aqua including Team Aqua's {{p|Kyogre}}.
+With the release of {{TCG|EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua}} came two more Theme Decks, with each focusing on one of the rivalling [[villainous team]]s from {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}: {{TCG|Team Magma}} and {{TCG|Team Aqua}}. Both decks include an assortment of Pokémon that belong to their specific team, as well as supporting Trainer cards. The key Pokémon in each deck mirrors those that each team strives to awaken in the games, with Team Magma including Team Magma's {{p|Groudon}}, and Team Aqua including Team Aqua's {{p|Kyogre}}.
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 ==EX Series Value Pack==
-Released in March 2004 was the first promotional box set of the EX Series, the '''EX Series Value Pack'''. The box contains three booster packs, one each from the first three EX Series expansions: {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}}, {{TCG|EX Sandstorm}}, and {{TCG|EX Dragon}}. Also included was a Black Star Promotional card of the Carefree Pokémon {{p|Ludicolo}}.
+Released in March 2004 was the first promotional box set of the EX Series, the '''EX Series Value Pack'''. The box contains three booster packs, one each from the first three EX Series expansions: {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}}, {{TCG|EX Sandstorm}}, and {{TCG|EX Dragon}}. The box is unique in that the boosters are packaged in a blister, this is evident from the height of the box. Also included was a Black Star Promotional card of the Pokémon {{p|Ludicolo}}.
 '''Promotional cards:'''
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 ==EX Hidden Legends Theme Decks==
-EX Hidden Legends was supplemented with two Theme Decks: {{TCG|Forest Guardian}} and {{TCG|Wish Maker}}. Both Theme Decks appear to draw inspiration from Pokémon movies, with the inclusion of Dark {{p|Celebi}} in Forest Guardian alluding to the role of the [[Celebi (M04)|Celebi]] in [[M04|Celebi: Voice of the Forest]], and {{p|Jirachi}} in Wish Maker referencing the title of the sixth Pokémon movie, [[M06|Jirachi: Wish Maker]]. Both of these Pokémon are dual-typed, expanding on those introduced in the EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua expansion.
+EX Hidden Legends was supplemented with two Theme Decks: {{TCG|Forest Guardian}} and {{TCG|Wish Maker}}. Both Theme Decks appear to draw inspiration from Pokémon movies, with the inclusion of Dark {{p|Celebi}} in Forest Guardian alluding to the role of the [[Celebi (M04)|Celebi]] in [[M04|Celebi: The Voice of the Forest]], and {{p|Jirachi}} in Wish Maker referencing the title of the sixth Pokémon movie, [[M06|Jirachi: Wish Maker]]. Both of these Pokémon are dual-typed, expanding on those introduced in the EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua expansion.
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+==EX Hidden Legends Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Hidden Legends}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Registeel}} and {{p|Metagross}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
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 ==EX Trainer Kit==
-Conceived as a method of introducing players to the game and guiding them to an intermediate level, the '''{{TCG|EX Trainer Kit}}''' was released in June 2004. Unlike Theme Decks, the cards in the EX Trainer Kit are separated into [[Half Deck]]s and have their own collection symbol and number, much like some products released in Japan, though all are reprints from {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}}, {{TCG|EX Sandstorm}}, and {{TCG|EX Dragon}}. The EX Trainer Kit features exclusive prints of {{p|Latias}} and {{p|Latios}}, and also comes packaged with two rule booklets, a coin, counters, and an EX Series booster pack.
+Conceived as a method of introducing players to the game and guiding them to an intermediate level, the '''{{TCG|EX Trainer Kit}}''' was released in June 2004. Unlike Theme Decks, the cards in the EX Trainer Kit are separated into {{TCG|Half Deck}}s and have their own collection symbol and number, much like some products released in Japan, though all are reprints from {{TCG|EX Ruby & Sapphire}}, {{TCG|EX Sandstorm}}, and {{TCG|EX Dragon}}. The EX Trainer Kit features exclusive prints of {{p|Latias}} and {{p|Latios}}, and also comes packaged with two rule booklets, a coin, counters, and an EX Series booster pack.
 '''Exclusive cards:'''
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 ==EX FireRed & LeafGreen Theme Decks==
-Promoting the [[remake]]s of the [[Generation I]] titles, the {{TCG|EX FireRed & LeafGreen}} expansion also had two Theme Decks released alongside it. The decks focus on the evolutionary families of two [[Kanto]] starter Pokémon, with {{p|Charmeleon}} featured in the {{TCG|FireRed}} Theme Deck, and {{p|Ivysaur}} featured in the {{TCG|LeafGreen}} Theme Deck. Charizard and Venusaur appear as {{TCG|Pokémon-ex}} in the main expansion. Such rare cards are typically not included in Theme Decks, hence their exclusion from their individual evolution lines.
+Promoting the [[remake]]s of the [[Generation I]] titles, the {{TCG|EX FireRed & LeafGreen}} expansion also had two Theme Decks released alongside it. The decks focus on the evolutionary lines of two [[Kanto]] first partner Pokémon, with {{p|Charmeleon}} featured in the {{TCG|FireRed}} Theme Deck, and {{p|Ivysaur}} featured in the {{TCG|LeafGreen}} Theme Deck. Charizard and Venusaur appear as {{TCG|Pokémon-ex}} in the main expansion. Such rare cards are typically not included in Theme Decks, hence their exclusion from their individual evolutionary lines.
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+==EX FireRed & LeafGreen Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX FireRed & LeafGreen}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Pikachu}} and {{p|Charizard}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
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 ==EX Team Rocket Returns Theme Decks==
-Continuing themes established during the Original Series, {{TCG|Dark Pokémon}} and cards belonging to [[Team Rocket]] could be found in the {{TCG|EX Team Rocket Returns}} expansion, bringing with it two more Theme Decks. A selection of these cards were included in the {{TCG|Jessie}} and {{TCG|James}} Theme Decks, based on two members of the [[Team Rocket trio]] from the [[anime]]. Jessie and James' original Pokémon are featured in their respective decks in the form of Dark {{p|Arbok}} and Dark {{p|Weezing}}.
+Continuing themes established during the Original Series, {{TCG|Dark Pokémon}} and cards belonging to [[Team Rocket]] could be found in the {{TCG|EX Team Rocket Returns}} expansion, bringing with it two more Theme Decks. A selection of these cards were included in the {{TCG|Jessie}} and {{TCG|James}} Theme Decks, based on two members of the [[Team Rocket trio]] from the {{pkmn|anime}}. Jessie and James' original Pokémon are featured in their respective decks in the form of Dark {{p|Arbok}} and Dark {{p|Weezing}}.
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 ==EX Deoxys Theme Decks==
-The eponymous {{TCG|EX Deoxys}} expansion was released to coincide with [[M07|Destiny Deoxys]], and two of the film’s central Pokémon are featured in the complementing Theme Decks: {{TCG|Starcharge}} and {{TCG|Jetstream}}. Starcharge centers on the DNA Pokémon {{p|Deoxys}}, and includes {{TCG|Grass}} and other {{ct|Psychic}} Pokémon. Jetstream centers on the Sky High Pokémon {{p|Rayquaza}} and includes {{TCG|Fire}}, {{TCG|Water}}, and {{ct|Lightning}} Pokémon, in addition to some {{ct|Colorless}}s.
+The eponymous {{TCG|EX Deoxys}} expansion was released to coincide with ''[[M07|Destiny Deoxys]]'', and two of the film's central Pokémon are featured in the complementing Theme Decks: {{TCG|Starcharge}} and {{TCG|Jetstream}}. Starcharge centers on the DNA Pokémon {{p|Deoxys}}, and includes {{TCG|Grass}} and other {{ct|Psychic}} Pokémon. Jetstream centers on the Sky High Pokémon {{p|Rayquaza}} and includes {{TCG|Fire}}, {{TCG|Water}}, and {{ct|Lightning}} Pokémon, in addition to some {{ct|Colorless}}s.
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+}}
+==EX Deoxys Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Deoxys}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Deoxys}} and {{p|Rayquaza}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Deoxys 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Deoxys 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Deoxys EX Collector Box.jpg |
+|image1=Deoxys EX Collector Box.jpg
-caption1=Deoxys Box |
+|caption1=Deoxys Box
-image2=Rayquaza EX Collector Box.jpg |
+|image2=Rayquaza EX Collector Box.jpg
-caption2=Rayquaza Box |
+|caption2=Rayquaza Box
 }}
-==EX Trainer Kit 2==
+==EX Emerald Theme Decks==
-A [[EX Trainer Kit 2 (TCG)|second '''EX Trainer Kit''']] was released on March 15, 2005 as a further introduction to new players of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. This EX Trainer Kit includes two pre-constructed half decks that feature the Cheering Pokémon {{p|Plusle}} and {{p|Minun}}, both of which are exclusive to the kit. As per the previous kit, an additional EX Series booster pack is included, as well as two rule booklets, a coin, and game counters. Every subsequent TCG Series except the Platinum Series has gone on to have at least one Trainer Kit manufactured.
+{{TCG|EX Emerald}}, released in time with the localizations of {{game|Emerald}}, brought with it two more Theme Decks. The {{TCG|Hydrobloom}} Theme Deck features {{e|Grass}} and {{e|Water}} type Pokémon, with particular focus on {{p|Milotic}}. The {{TCG|Wildfire}} Theme Deck features {{e|Fire}} and {{e|Lightning}} type Pokémon, with {{p|Manectric}} as the central Pokémon.
-'''Exclusive cards:'''
-*{{TCG ID|Plusle Half Deck|Plusle|6}}
-*{{TCG ID|Minun Half Deck|Minun|6}}
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EXTrainerKit2.jpg |
+|image1=EX9 Hydrobloom Deck.jpg
-caption1=EX Trainer Kit 2 |
+|caption1={{TCG|Hydrobloom}}
+|image2=EX9 Wildfire Deck.jpg
+|caption2={{TCG|Wildfire}}
 }}
-==EX Emerald Theme Decks==
+==EX Emerald Portfolios==
-{{TCG|EX Emerald}}, released in time with the localizations of {{game|Emerald}}, brought with it two more Theme Decks. The {{TCG|Hydrobloom}} Theme Deck features {{e|Grass}} and {{e|Water}} type Pokémon, with particular focus on {{p|Milotic}}. The {{TCG|Wildfire}} Theme Deck features {{e|Fire}} and {{e|Lightning}} type Pokémon, with {{p|Manectric}} as the central Pokémon.
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Emerald}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Manectric}} and {{p|Milotic}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX9 Hydrobloom Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX Emerald 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Hydrobloom}} |
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
-image2=EX9 Wildfire Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX Emerald 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Wildfire}} |
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX Master Trainer Blaziken Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX Master Trainer Blaziken Deck.jpg
-caption1=Blaziken Deck |
+|caption1=Blaziken Deck
-image2=EX Master Trainer Gardevoir Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX Master Trainer Gardevoir Deck.jpg
-caption2=Gardevoir Deck|
+|caption2=Gardevoir Deck|
 }}
 ==EX Unseen Forces Theme Decks==
-With particular emphasis on [[Generation II]], the {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} expansion had two Theme Decks released alongside. Taken straight from the name of EX Unseen Forces' Japanese equivalent, the {{TCG|Golden Sky}} and {{TCG|Silvery Ocean}} Theme Decks respectively feature the [[legendary Pokémon]] {{p|Ho-Oh}} and {{p|Lugia}}, mirroring their roles as [[version mascot]]s for the Generation II [[Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions|launch titles]]. The predominant Pokémon types found in Golden Sky include {{TCG|Fire}} and {{TCG|Fighting}}, while those in Silvery Ocean include {{TCG|Grass}} and {{TCG|Psychic}}.
+With particular emphasis on [[Generation II]], the {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} expansion had two Theme Decks released alongside. Taken straight from the name of EX Unseen Forces' Japanese equivalent, the {{TCG|Golden Sky}} and {{TCG|Silvery Ocean}} Theme Decks respectively feature the [[legendary Pokémon]] {{p|Ho-Oh}} and {{p|Lugia}}, mirroring their roles as [[game mascot]]s for the Generation II [[Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions|launch titles]]. The predominant Pokémon types found in Golden Sky include {{TCG|Fire}} and {{TCG|Fighting}}, while those in Silvery Ocean include {{TCG|Grass}} and {{TCG|Psychic}}.
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX10 Golden Sky Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX10 Golden Sky Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Golden Sky}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Golden Sky}}
-image2=EX10 Silvery Ocean Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX10 Silvery Ocean Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Silvery Ocean}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Silvery Ocean}}
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX11 Breakthrough Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX11 Breakthrough Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Breakthrough}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Breakthrough}}
-image2=EX11 Steeplechase Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX11 Steeplechase Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Steeplechase}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Steeplechase}}
+}}
+==EX Delta Species Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Delta Species}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Rapidash}} and {{p|Crobat}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Delta Species 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Delta Species 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
 ==2005 World Championships Decks==
-As per the previous year, another collection of decks based on those that were among the most competitive at the {{TCG|2005 World Championships}} were made available. Released on October 31, 2005, the four 2005 World Championships Decks (Bright Aura, Dark Tyranitar, King of the West, Queendom) were used by the Ten and Under Champion, the Eleven to Fourteen Finalist, a Ten and Under Semi-Finalist, and the Fifteen and Over Champion. Each deck contains a non-tournament legal 60-card replica and special 2005 World Championships booklet.
+As per the previous year, another collection of decks based on those that were among the most competitive at the {{TCG|2005 World Championships}} were made available. Released on October 31, 2005, the four 2005 World Championships Decks ({{TCG|Bright Aura}}, {{TCG|Dark Tyranitar Deck|Dark Tyranitar}}, {{TCG|King of the West}}, {{TCG|Queendom}}) were used by the Ten and Under Champion, the Eleven to Fourteen Finalist, a Ten and Under Semi-Finalist, and the Fifteen and Over Champion. Each deck contains a non-tournament legal 60-card replica and special 2005 World Championships booklet.
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=WCS2005 Bright Aura Deck.jpg |
+|image1=WCS2005 Bright Aura Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Bright Aura}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Bright Aura}}
-image2=WCS2005 Dark Tyranitar Deck.jpg |
+|image2=WCS2005_Dark Tyranitar Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Dark Tyranitar}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Dark Tyranitar Deck|Dark Tyranitar}}
-image3=WCS2005 King of the West Deck.jpg |
+|image3=WCS2005 King of the West Deck.jpg
-caption3={{TCG|King of the West}} |
+|caption3={{TCG|King of the West}}
-image4=WCS2005 Queendom Deck.jpg |
+|image4=WCS2005 Queendom Deck.jpg
-caption4={{TCG|Queendom}} |
+|caption4={{TCG|Queendom}}
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX Collector Carry Tin.jpg |
+|image1=EX Collector Carry Tin.jpg
-caption1=EX Collector's Carry Tin |
+|caption1=EX Collector's Carry Tin
 }}
@@ Line 315: / Line 376: @@
 *{{TCG ID|Nintendo Promo|Zapdos ex|33}} ({{TCG|Nintendo Black Star Promos|Nintendo Promo}} 033; Cosmos Holofoil)
-==EX Unseen Forces Blister Packs==
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Collector Window Tin Moltres.png
+|caption1=Moltres ex tin
+|image2=EX Collector Window Tin Articuno.png
+|caption2=Articuno ex tin
+|image3=EX Collector Window Tin Zapdos.png
+|caption3=Zapdos ex tin
+}}
+==EX Unseen Forces Blisters==
 In November 2005 following the release of the EX Unseen Forces and EX Delta Species expansion were new Blister Packs, where the available items are presented in card backs sealed with vacuum molded plastic. While the packaging makes little resemblance to EX Unseen Forces, subsequent related Blister Packs would feature packaging that mirrored the design of the booster packs of the relevant expansion, and would go on to be released in tandem with them. Instead of Black Star Promotional cards, these packs made available exclusive Cosmos Holofoil variants of {{p|Sceptile}} and {{p|Swampert}} from {{TCG|POP Series 1}}. In addition to these were an assortment of three EX Series booster packs and one game coin, normally found in {{TCG|Theme Deck}}s.
@@ Line 323: / Line 396: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX10 Sceptile Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX10 Sceptile Blister.jpg
-caption1=Sceptile Blister |
+|caption1=Sceptile Blister
-image2=EX10 Swampert Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX10 Swampert Blister.jpg
-caption2=Swampert Blister |
+|caption2=Swampert Blister
+}}
+==EX Unseen Forces Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Lugia}} and {{p|Ho-Oh}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Unseen Forces 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Unseen Forces 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX Value Pack.jpg |
+|image1=EX Value Pack.jpg
-caption1=EX Value Pack |
+|caption1=EX Value Pack
 }}
@@ Line 354: / Line 440: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Zapdos Deluxe Gift Set.jpg |
+|image1=Zapdos Deluxe Gift Set.jpg
-caption1=Zapdos Box |
+|caption1=Zapdos Box
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX12 Groundbreaker Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX12 Groundbreaker Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Groundbreaker}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Groundbreaker}}
-image2=EX12 Shadowquake Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX12 Shadowquake Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Shadowquake}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Shadowquake}}
 }}
-==EX Legend Maker Blister Packs==
+==EX Legend Maker Blisters==
 These Blister Packs, released in March 2006, a little after the EX Legend Maker expansion, continued the trend of releasing Cosmos Holofoil versions of rare cards from the POP Series. The two cards available were {{p|Blaziken}} and {{p|Metagross}}, each packaged with two EX Legend Maker booster packs, one EX Unseen Forces booster pack, and one coin. Coin varieties included those depicting {{p|Treecko}}, {{p|Torchic}}, {{p|Mudkip}}, {{p|Salamence}}, {{p|Deoxys}}, {{p|Rayquaza}}, or Energy symbols.
@@ Line 382: / Line 468: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX12 Blaziken Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX12 Blaziken Blister.jpg
-caption1=Blaziken Blister |
+|caption1=Blaziken Blister
-image2=EX12 Metagross Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX12 Metagross Blister.jpg
-caption2=Metagross Blister |
+|caption2=Metagross Blister
+}}
+==EX Legend Maker Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Legend Maker}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Arcanine}} and {{p|Aerodactyl}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Legend Maker 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Legend Maker 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
+}}
+==EX Trainer Kit 2==
+A [[EX Trainer Kit 2 (TCG)|second '''EX Trainer Kit''']] was released in March 2006 as a further introduction to new players of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. This EX Trainer Kit includes two pre-constructed Half Decks that feature the Cheering Pokémon {{p|Plusle}} and {{p|Minun}}, both of which are exclusive to the kit. As per the previous kit, an additional EX Series booster pack is included, as well as two rule booklets, a coin, and game counters. Every subsequent TCG Series except the Platinum Series has gone on to have at least one Trainer Kit manufactured.
+'''Exclusive cards:'''
+*{{TCG ID|Plusle Half Deck|Plusle|6}}
+*{{TCG ID|Minun Half Deck|Minun|6}}
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EXTrainerKit2.jpg
+|caption1=EX Trainer Kit 2
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX13 FireMist Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX13 FireMist Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|FireMist}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|FireMist}}
-image2=EX13 FloodRush Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX13 FloodRush Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|FloodRush}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|FloodRush}}
 }}
-==EX Holon Phantoms Blister Packs==
+==EX Holon Phantoms Blisters==
 In May 2006, shortly after the release of the EX Holon Phantoms expansion, two more Cosmos Holofoil versions of previously released POP Series cards were available in Blister Packs. {{p|Rayquaza}} from {{TCG|POP Series 1}} and {{p|Venusaur}} from {{TCG|POP Series 2}} were the two cards on offer, both packaged with two EX Holon Phantoms booster packs, one EX Delta Species booster pack, and an Energy coin.
@@ Line 412: / Line 526: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX13 Rayquaza Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX13 Rayquaza Blister.jpg
-caption1=Rayquaza Blister |
+|caption1=Rayquaza Blister
-image2=EX13 Venusaur Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX13 Venusaur Blister.jpg
-caption2=Venusaur Blister |
+|caption2=Venusaur Blister
+}}
+==EX Holon Phantoms Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Holon Phantoms}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Latios}} and {{p|Latias}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Holon Phantoms 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Holon Phantoms 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Promotional cards:'''
 *{{TCG ID|Nintendo Promo|Pikachu δ|35}} ({{TCG|Nintendo Black Star Promos|Nintendo Promo}} 035; Cosmos Holofoil)
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=Value Pack.jpg
+|caption1=Value Pack
+}}
 ==Metagross Blister Pack==
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Metagross Blister Pack.jpg |
+|image1=Metagross Blister Pack.jpg
-caption1=Metagross Blister Pack |
+|caption1=Metagross Blister Pack
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX14 Green Cyclone Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX14 Green Cyclone Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Green Cyclone}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Green Cyclone}}
-image2=EX14 Storm Surge Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX14 Storm Surge Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Storm Surge}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Storm Surge}}
-image3=EX14 Earth Shower Deck.jpg |
+|image3=EX14 Earth Shower Deck.jpg
-caption3={{TCG|Earth Shower}} |
+|caption3={{TCG|Earth Shower}}
 }}
-==EX Crystal Guardians Blister Packs==
+==EX Crystal Guardians Blisters==
 Available shortly after the release of EX Crystal Guardians expansion around late August and early September 2006 were two varieties of Blister Packs with a promotional card to collect. The two cards are Cosmos Holofoil versions of {{p|Pidgeot}} and {{p|Tauros}} from {{TCG|POP Series 2}}. Also packaged are two EX Crystal Guardians booster packs, one EX Emerald booster pack, and one coin (varieties of which include a gold {{p|Pikachu}} coin or silver {{p|Metagross}} coin).
@@ Line 464: / Line 599: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX14 Pidgeot Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX14 Pidgeot Blister.jpg
-caption1=Pidgeot Blister |
+|caption1=Pidgeot Blister
-image2=EX14 Tauros Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX14 Tauros Blister.jpg
-caption2=Tauros Blister |
+|caption2=Tauros Blister
+}}
+==EX Crystal Guardians Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Crystal Guardians}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Blastoise}} and {{p|Venusaur}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Crystal Guardians 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Crystal Guardians 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Crystal Trainer Set.jpg |
+|image1=Crystal Trainer Set.jpg
-caption1=Crystal Trainer Set |
+|caption1=Crystal Trainer Set
 }}
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-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Value Pack II.jpg |
+|image1=Value Pack II.jpg
-caption1=Value Pack II |
+|caption1=Value Pack II
 }}
@@ Line 510: / Line 658: @@
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Kyogre EX Collector Tin.jpg |
+|image1=Kyogre EX Collector Tin.jpg
-caption1=Kyogre Tin|
+|caption1=Kyogre Tin|
-image2=Groudon EX Collector Tin.jpg |
+|image2=Groudon EX Collector Tin.jpg
-caption2=Groudon Tin|
+|caption2=Groudon Tin|
-image3=Rayquaza EX Collector Tin.jpg |
+|image3=Rayquaza EX Collector Tin.jpg
-caption3=Rayquaza Tin|
+|caption3=Rayquaza Tin|
 }}
 ==Value Box==
-The {{wp|Target Corporation|Target}} exclusive '''Value Box''' received was released quietly in October 2006 and contains several products from earlier in the EX Series, including two Theme Decks and three booster packs from expansions ranging from {{TCG|EX FireRed & LeafGreen}} to {{TCG|EX Legend Maker}}. The box also contains a Cosmos Holofoil version of {{p|Tyranitar|Tyranitar-ex}} and a Black Star Promotional {{p|Mew}} card, both of which could be obtained in later released merchandise, as well as a coin with Energy symbols.
+The {{wp|Target Corporation|Target}} exclusive '''Value Box''' received was released quietly in October 2006 and contains several products from earlier in the EX Series, including two Theme Decks and three booster packs from expansions ranging from {{TCG|EX FireRed & LeafGreen}} to {{TCG|EX Legend Maker}}. The box also contains a Cosmos Holofoil version of {{TCG ID|POP Series 1|Tyranitar ex|17}} and a Black Star Promotional {{TCG ID|Nintendo Promo|Mew|40}} card, both of which could be obtained in later released merchandise, as well as a coin with Energy symbols.
 '''Promotional cards:'''
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Value Box.jpg |
+|image1=Value Box.jpg
-caption1=Value Box |
+|caption1=Value Box
 }}
-==Legendary Beasts Blister Packs==
+==Legendary Beasts Blisters==
-Three Blister Packs collectively featuring the [[legendary beasts]] {{p|Entei}}, {{p|Raikou}}, and {{p|Suicune}} were released during October 2006 at Target and other similar stores. Each pack contains a {{TCG|POP Series 2}} Cosmos Holofoil reprint of one of the legendary beasts, two EX Series booster packs (one {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}}, one {{TCG|EX Delta Species}}), and a coin with varying designs.
+{{anchor|Entei Blister Pack}}
+{{anchor|Raikou Blister Pack}}
+{{anchor|Suicune Blister Pack}}
+Three Blister Packs collectively featuring the [[Legendary beasts]] {{p|Entei}}, {{p|Raikou}}, and {{p|Suicune}} were released during October 2006 at Target and other similar stores. Each pack contains a {{TCG|POP Series 2}} Cosmos Holofoil reprint of one of the legendary beasts, two EX Series booster packs (one {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}}, one {{TCG|EX Delta Species}}), and a coin with varying designs.
 '''Promotional cards:'''
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 *{{TCG ID|POP Series 2|Raikou|3}} ({{TCG|POP Series 2}} 3; Cosmos Holofoil)
 *{{TCG ID|POP Series 2|Suicune|4}} ({{TCG|POP Series 2}} 4; Cosmos Holofoil)
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=Entei Blisters.jpg
+|caption1=Entei Blisters
+|image2=Raikou Blisters.jpg
+|caption2=Raikou Blisters
+|image3=Suicune Blisters.jpg
+|caption3=Suicune Blisters
+}}
 ==2006 World Championships Decks==
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=WCS2006 B-L-S Deck.jpg |
+|image1=WCS2006 B-L-S Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|B-L-S}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|B-L-S}}
-image2=WCS2006 Eeveelutions Deck.jpg |
+|image2=WCS2006 Eeveelutions Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Eeveelutions}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Eeveelutions}}
-image3=WCS2006 Mewtrick Deck.jpg |
+|image3=WCS2006 Mewtrick Deck.jpg
-caption3={{TCG|Mewtrick}} |
+|caption3={{TCG|Mewtrick}}
-image4=WCS2006 Suns and Moons Deck.jpg |
+|image4=WCS2006 Suns and Moons Deck.jpg
-caption4={{TCG|Suns & Moons}} |
+|caption4={{TCG|Suns & Moons}}
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX15 Power Wave Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX15 Power Wave Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Power Wave}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Power Wave}}
-image2=EX15 Shadow Blaze Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX15 Shadow Blaze Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Shadow Blaze}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Shadow Blaze}}
 }}
-==EX Dragon Frontiers Blister Packs==
+==EX Dragon Frontiers Blisters==
+{{anchor|EX Dragon Frontiers Three Pack Blisters}}
+{{anchor|EX Dragon Frontiers Two Pack Blisters}}
 In November 2006, shortly after the release of EX Dragon Frontiers, two new promotional cards were made available in Blister Packs promoting the expansion. The two cards were {{p|Plusle}} and {{p|Minun}}, both from {{TCG|POP Series 3}} with the Cosmos Holofoil treatment. The packs included two EX Dragon Frontiers booster packs, one {{TCG|EX Deoxys}} or {{TCG|EX Legend Maker}} booster pack, and one coin featuring either {{p|Tyranitar}} or {{p|Gardevoir}}. Released later in April 2007 was smaller Blister Pack featuring the same design that included a {{p|Pikachu}} promotional card and only two booster packs–one from EX Dragon Frontiers and one from POP Series 2. These smaller Two Pack Blisters, often called Checklane Blisters, would later appear more frequently and more in time with other products promoting a particular expansion.
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX15 Plusle Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX15 Plusle Blister.jpg
-caption1=Plusle Blister |
+|caption1=Plusle Blister
-image2=EX15 Minun Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX15 Minun Blister.jpg
-caption2=Minun Blister |
+|caption2=Minun Blister
+}}
+==EX Dragon Frontiers Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Dragon Frontiers}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Feraligatr}} and {{p|Typhlosion}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Dragon Frontiers.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Dragon Frontiers.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Bonus Box.jpg |
+|image1=Bonus Box.jpg
-caption1=Bonus Box |
+|caption1=Bonus Box
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Trainer Challenge Set.jpg |
+|image1=Trainer Challenge Set.jpg
-caption1=Trainer's Challenge Set |
+|caption1=Trainer's Challenge Set
 }}
-==Eeveelutions Blister Packs==
+==Eeveelutions Blisters==
+{{anchor|Vaporeon Blister Pack}}
+{{anchor|Jolteon Blister Pack}}
+{{anchor|Flareon Blister Pack}}
 The Eeveelutions Blister Packs were available at stores such as {{wp|Wal-Mart}} and {{wp|Target Corporation|Target}} during late November 2006, and came in three versions. Each focuses on one of the [[Generation I]] evolutions of {{p|Eevee}}–{{p|Vaporeon}}, {{p|Jolteon}}, and {{p|Flareon}}–and includes Cosmos Holofoil variants of their {{TCG|POP Series 3}} incarnations, as well as two EX Series booster packs in any combination of {{TCG|EX Legend Maker}}, {{TCG|EX Deoxys}}, {{TCG|EX Holon Phantoms}}, and {{TCG|EX Crystal Guardians}}.
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Flareon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg |
+|image1=Flareon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg
-caption1=Flareon Pack|
+|caption1=Flareon Pack|
-image2=Jolteon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg |
+|image2=Jolteon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg
-caption2=Jolteon Pack|
+|caption2=Jolteon Pack|
-image3=Vaporeon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg |
+|image3=Vaporeon Eeveelutions Blister Pack.jpg
-caption3=Vaporeon Pack|
+|caption3=Vaporeon Pack|
 }}
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 '''Promotional cards:'''
 *{{TCG ID|POP Series 2|Tauros|5}} ({{TCG|POP Series 2}} 5; Cosmos Holofoil)
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=Tauros Value Pack.jpg
+|caption1=Tauros Value Pack
+}}
 ==EX Power Keepers Theme Decks==
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX16 Dark Blast Deck.jpg |
+|image1=EX16 Dark Blast Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Dark Blast}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Dark Blast}}
-image2=EX16 Mind Game Deck.jpg |
+|image2=EX16 Mind Game Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Mind Game}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Mind Game}}
 }}
-==EX Power Keepers Blister Packs==
+==EX Power Keepers Blisters==
+{{anchor|EX Power Keepers Three Pack Blisters}}
+{{anchor|EX Power Keepers Two Pack Blisters}}
 Available shortly after the release of the EX Power Keepers expansion during the month of March 2007 were two more Blister Packs. The Blister Packs include Cosmos Holofoil prints of either {{p|Deoxys|Deoxys δ}} or {{p|Mew}}, both from {{TCG|POP Series 4}}, plus two EX Power Keepers booster packs, one {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} booster pack, and a game coin featuring Energy symbols available in a variety of colors. Similarly to the EX Dragon Frontiers Blister Packs, a smaller Two Pack Blister was released in April 2007, and included a promotional {{p|Wobbuffet}} card, one EX Power Keepers booster pack, and one {{TCG|POP Series 2}} booster pack.
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX16 Deoxys Blister.jpg |
+|image1=EX16 Deoxys Blister.jpg
-caption1=Deoxys δ Blister |
+|caption1=Deoxys δ Blister
-image2=EX16 Mew Blister.jpg |
+|image2=EX16 Mew Blister.jpg
-caption2=Mew Blister |
+|caption2=Mew Blister
+}}
+==EX Power Keepers Portfolios==
+Released with the {{TCG|EX Power Keepers}} expansion was the set's 9-Pocket and 4-Pocket Portfolios. Both Portfolio features artwork of {{p|Dusclops}} and {{p|Mightyena}}. Each binder has 10 pages, allowing for the storage of 180 cards in the 9-Pocket and 80 cards in the 4-Pocket.
+'''Product images:'''
+{{TCGMerchGallery
+|background={{Ruby color}}
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
+|image1=EX Power Keepers 9-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption1=9-Pocket Portfolio
+|image2=EX Power Keepers 4-Pocket Portfolio.jpg
+|caption2=4-Pocket Portfolio
 }}
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 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=EX Value Set.jpg |
+|image1=EX Value Set.jpg
-caption1=EX Value Set |
+|caption1=EX Value Set
 }}
 ==Epic Collection Decks==
-Three pre-constructed 60-card decks released under the collective name of '''Epic Collection''' were made available on May 9, 2007. Each of the decks focus on the evolutionary families of the [[Generation II]] and [[Generation III]] [[starter Pokémon]], with the final stage Generation II starters featured as {{TCG|Pokémon-ex}}. The Meganium-ex deck includes {{e|Grass}} and {{e|Fighting}} Pokémon, the Typhlosion-ex deck has {{e|Fire}} and {{e|Lightning}} Pokémon, while the Feraligatr-ex deck has {{e|Water}} and {{e|Psychic}} Pokémon. The majority of cards are sourced from the {{TCG|EX Emerald}} and {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} expansions.
+Three pre-constructed 60-card decks released under the collective name of '''Epic Collection''' were made available on May 9, 2007. Each of the decks focus on the evolutionary lines of the [[Generation II]] and [[Hoenn first partner Pokémon]], with the final stage Generation II first partner Pokémon featured as {{TCG|Pokémon-ex}}. The Meganium-ex deck includes {{e|Grass}} and {{e|Fighting}} Pokémon, the Typhlosion-ex deck has {{e|Fire}} and {{e|Lightning}} Pokémon, while the Feraligatr-ex deck has {{e|Water}} and {{e|Psychic}} Pokémon. The majority of cards are sourced from the {{TCG|EX Emerald}} and {{TCG|EX Unseen Forces}} expansions.
 '''Product images:'''
-{{TCGMerchGallery |
+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Meganium ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg |
+|image1=Meganium ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg
-caption1={{TCG|Meganium ex Epic Collection Deck|Meganium ex Deck}} |
+|caption1={{TCG|Meganium ex Epic Collection Deck|Meganium ex Deck}}
-image2=Typhlosion ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg |
+|image2=Typhlosion ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg
-caption2={{TCG|Typhlosion ex Epic Collection Deck|Typhlosion ex Deck}} |
+|caption2={{TCG|Typhlosion ex Epic Collection Deck|Typhlosion ex Deck}}
-image3=Feraligatr ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg |
+|image3=Feraligatr ex Epic Collection Deck.jpg
-caption3={{TCG|Feraligatr ex Epic Collection Deck|Feraligatr ex Deck}} |
+|caption3={{TCG|Feraligatr ex Epic Collection Deck|Feraligatr ex Deck}}
 }}
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+{{TCGMerchGallery
-background={{Ruby color}} |
+|background={{Ruby color}}
-border={{Sapphire color}} |
+|border={{Sapphire color}}
-image1=Typhlosion Epic Collection Value Box.jpg |
+|image1=Typhlosion Epic Collection Value Box.jpg
-caption1=Typhlosion Box |
+|caption1=Typhlosion Box
-image2=Flygon Epic Collection Value Box.jpg |
+|image2=Flygon Epic Collection Value Box.jpg
-caption2=Flygon Box |
+|caption2=Flygon Box
 }}
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EX Ruby & Sapphire Theme Decks

EX Ruby & Sapphire mousepad

EX Sandstorm Theme Decks

EX Series Collector's Tin

EX Dragon Theme Decks

EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua Theme Decks

EX Series Value Pack

EX Hidden Legends Theme Decks

EX Hidden Legends Portfolios

EX Trainer Kit

EX FireRed & LeafGreen Theme Decks

EX FireRed & LeafGreen Portfolios

EX Battle Stadium

EX Deck Tins

EX Team Rocket Returns Theme Decks

2004 World Championships Decks

EX Deoxys Theme Decks

EX Deoxys Portfolios

EX Collector's Boxes

EX Emerald Theme Decks

EX Emerald Portfolios

EX Master Trainer Decks

EX Unseen Forces Theme Decks

EX Delta Species Theme Decks

EX Delta Species Portfolios

2005 World Championships Decks

EX Collector's Carry Tin

EX Collector's Window Tins

EX Unseen Forces Blisters

EX Unseen Forces Portfolios

EX Value Pack

Deluxe Gift Set

EX Legend Maker Theme Decks

EX Legend Maker Blisters

EX Legend Maker Portfolios

EX Trainer Kit 2

EX Holon Phantoms Theme Decks

EX Holon Phantoms Blisters

EX Holon Phantoms Portfolios

Value Pack

Metagross Blister Pack

EX Crystal Guardians Theme Decks

EX Crystal Guardians Blisters

EX Crystal Guardians Portfolios

Crystal Trainer Set

Value Pack II

EX Collector's Tins

Value Box

Legendary Beasts Blisters

2006 World Championships Decks

EX Dragon Frontiers Theme Decks

EX Dragon Frontiers Blisters

EX Dragon Frontiers Portfolios

Bonus Box

Trainer's Challenge Set

Eeveelutions Blisters

Tauros Value Pack

EX Power Keepers Theme Decks

EX Power Keepers Blisters

EX Power Keepers Portfolios

EX Value Set

Epic Collection Decks

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