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EX Crystal Guardians is the thirtieth set of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. 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.

The set is currently part of the 2006-2007 Modified Format.

Types of Pokémon in EX Crystal Guardians

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 ex, which is normally a Grass-type Pokémon, becomes a Psychic-type Pokémon. Another example is Ludicolo - normally a Water-type or Grass-type Pokémon, in Crystal Guardians it becomes a Fire-type Pokémon.

Holon's Pokémon

Holon's Pokémon are not genetically modified, but are special Pokémon cards from the Holon Research Facility that can double as Special Energy cards - either one Colorless energy, or two of any energy (often referred to as two Rainbow energy). Once a Holon's Pokémon is in play, its style of play cannot be changed - if it has been played as a Pokémon, it cannot be changed to an Energy card, and vice versa. It is currently unknown if there are any Holon's Pokémon in Crystal Guardians; though the Japanese set did not have any, there were only 75 cards in the set, and as there are 100 in Crystal Guardians, some may be added.

Pokémon-ex

Pokémon-ex are truly powerful cards, which have elevated HP and strength, and on occasions they also have two resistances. These cards are very rare; some estimate that there is an average of one Pokémon-ex in every booster box (36 booster packs). These cards do have some disadvantages, however: when a Pokémon-ex is knocked out, the opposing player must draw two prize cards instead of one; and they usually have two weaknesses, and sometimes high retreat cost. Sceptile ex is the first Delta Species Pokémon-ex to be printed in English, but id the only one in this set. Delcatty, Exploud, Jirachi and Shiftry all appear as Pokémon-ex for the first time.

Pokémon-*

Pokémon-* are even rarer than Pokémon-ex, with a loose estimate of one in three entire booster boxes (108 booster packs). These cards are sometimes weaker than Pokémon-ex; although they are without the worry of your opponent taking two prize cards, they see less play in decks (generally because you can only have one per deck). There also tend to be only three Pokémon-* in every set. In Crystal Guardians, there are two Pokémon-* - Alakazam and Celebi.

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