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#REDIRECT [[List of Pokémon Trading Card Game sets#EX Crystal Guardians]]
{{TCG Set|
subject_name=EX Crystal Guardians<br><small>([[Pokémon Trading Card Game]])</small>|
image_link=[[Image:Crystalguardians.jpg|200px]]|
image_caption=EX Crystal Guardians logo<br><center>'''Included in the 2006-2007 Modified Format'''</center>|
release=[[August 29]], [[2006]]|
expn_code=CG|
publisher=Pokémon USA, Inc.|
jap_setname=Miracle Crystal|
set_cards=100|
set_number=Fourteen <small>(By Pokémon USA)</small>|
set_before=[[EX Holon Phantoms]]|
set_after=[[EX Dragon Frontiers]]|
footnotes=|
}}
'''EX Crystal Guardians''' is the fourteenth set of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] released by Pokémon USA, Inc.. It is set on an unknown island inhabited by Pokémon and Delta Species Pokémon. It marks the return of Delta Species Pokémon, after they debuted in [[EX Delta Species]], and then returned in [[EX Holon Phantoms]] in May 2006. The set symbol is a crystal.


[[Category:Card games introduced in 2006]]
==Types of Pokémon in EX Crystal Guardians==
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===Pokémon-ex===
Pokémon-ex are incredibly powerful. Their HP are usually far above that of their regular form, and they are much stronger. On occasions, some Pokémon-ex, such as [[Steelix|Steelix ex]], have two Resistances, and some, such as [[Jirachi|Jirachi ex]], have no Weakness. Some, however, such as [[Aggron|Aggron ex]], have two Weaknesses, putting them at a disadvantage. Another disadvantage of Pokémon-ex is that when Knocked Out, the opponent takes two Prize cards instead of the usual one.

===Pokémon-*===
Similar to Pokémon-ex, Pokémon-* are stronger versions of their regular counterparts. All Pokémon-* are Basic Pokémon, even if the regular version is an Evolved Pokémon (such as [[Metagross]]). Pokémon-* have higher HP than regular non-ex Basic Pokémon. Their attacks are also somewhat stronger, but not necessarily more useful (such as [[Regice]]). Pokémon-* often have attacks whose damage and/or effect depend on the number of Prize cards each player has taken (such as [[Entei]]). Only one Pokémon-* may be put in a deck, regardless of whether it is a 30-card deck or a 60-card deck. Because of these impracticalities, Pokémon-* are usually considered collectors' items whereas Pokémon-ex are more used in decks. Pokémon-* usually appear in sets in groups of three; for example, [[Mudkip]], [[Treecko]], and [[Torchic]]; and [[Regirock]], [[Regice]], and [[Registeel]].

===Delta Species Pokémon===
Delta Species Pokémon are Pokémon that have had their genes modified, causing a disturbance in their natural pattern - in other words, their type. However, their weaknesses and resistances remain the same. For example, [[Sceptile|Sceptile ex]], which is normally a Grass-type, becomes a Psychic-type Pokémon, but still retains its weakness to Fire-type. Another example is [[Ludicolo]] - normally a Water-type or Grass-type, in Crystal Guardians it becomes a Fire-type Pokémon, while retaining its weakness to Lightning-type.

==World Championships==
===Worlds 2007===
EX Crystal Guardians will be legal in Worlds 2007, which will be EX Deoxys onwards.

==Set List==
===Holographic===
*1/100 Banette
*2/100 Blastoise δ
*3/100 Camerupt
*4/100 Charizard δ
*5/100 Dugtrio
*6/100 Ludicolo δ
*7/100 Luvdisc
*8/100 Manectric
*9/100 Mawile
*10/100 Sableye
*11/100 Swalot
*12/100 Tauros
*13/100 Wigglytuff
===Rare===
*14/100 Blastoise
*15/100 Cacturne δ
*16/100 Combusken
*17/100 Dusclops
*18/100 Fearow δ
*19/100 Grovyle δ
*20/100 Grumpig
*21/100 Igglybuff
*22/100 Kingler δ
*23/100 Loudred
*24/100 Marshtomp
*25/100 Medicham
*26/100 Pelipper δ
*27/100 Swampert
*28/100 Venusaur
===Uncommon===
*29/100 Charmeleon
*30/100 Charmeleon δ
*31/100 Combusken
*32/100 Grovyle
*33/100 Gulpin
*34/100 Ivysaur
*35/100 Ivysaur
*36/100 Lairon
*37/100 Lombre
*38/100 Marshtomp
*39/100 Nuzleaf
*40/100 Shuppet
*41/100 Skitty
*42/100 Wartortle
*43/100 Wartortle
===Common===
*44/100 Aron
*45/100 Bulbasaur
*46/100 Bulbasaur
*47/100 Cacnea
*48/100 Charmander
*49/100 Charmander δ
*50/100 Diglett
*51/100 Duskull
*52/100 Electrike
*53/100 Jigglypuff
*54/100 Krabby
*55/100 Lotad
*56/100 Meditite
*57/100 Mudkip
*58/100 Mudkip
*59/100 Numel
*60/100 Seedot
*61/100 Spearow
*62/100 Spoink
*63/100 Squirtle
*64/100 Squirtle
*65/100 Torchic
*66/100 Torchic
*67/100 Treecko
*68/100 Treecko δ
*69/100 Whismur
*70/100 Wingull
===Trainer===
*71/100 Bill’s Maintenance
*72/100 Castaway
*73/100 Celio's Network
*74/100 Cessation Crystal
*75/100 Crystal Beach
*76/100 Crystal Shard
*77/100 Double Full Heal
*78/100 Dual Ball
*79/100 Holon Circle
*80/100 Memory Berry
*81/100 Mysterious Shard
*82/100 Poké Ball
*83/100 PokéNav
*84/100 Warp Point
*85/100 Windstorm
*86/100 Energy Search
*87/100 Potion
===Special Energy===
*88/100 Double Rainbow Energy
===Pokémon-ex===
*89/100 Aggron ex
*90/100 Blaziken ex
*91/100 Delcatty ex
*92/100 Exploud ex
*93/100 Groudon ex
*94/100 Jirachi ex
*95/100 Kyogre ex
*96/100 Sceptile ex δ
*97/100 Shiftry ex
*98/100 Swampert ex
===Pokémon-*===
*99/100 Alakazam
*100/100 Celebi

==External links==
*[http://www.pokebeach.com/sets/excrystalguardians.html PokéBeach] Set Card Scans
*[http://www.pokemon-tcg.com Pokémon TCG Official Site]

[[Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game|Crystal Guardians, EX]]

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