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- This article is about the Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion. For the core series games, see Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions.
EX Ruby & Sapphire 拡張パック
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Cards in set
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English: 109 Japanese: 55
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Set number
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English: 16 Japanese: 18
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Release date
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English: June 18, 2003 Japanese: January 31, 2003
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Theme Decks
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Ruby ( ) Sapphire ( )
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Pokémon-e TCG: EX Ruby & Sapphire (Japanese: 拡張パック Expansion Pack) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the ADV Era in Japan). The set is the first to feature Generation III Pokémon and Pokémon-ex in the card game.
Blurb
Calling All Pokémon Trainers!
Capture and train more than 40 brand-new Pokémon, liven up your battles with new Poké-Powers and new 2-on-2 Battles, and become the Pokémon Champion of a whole new world!
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EX Ruby & Sapphire is the name given to the first main expansion of the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Expansion Pack, the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game ADV Era. It is based on Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, featuring Generation III Pokémon. The English expansion was released on June 18, 2003, while the Japanese expansion was released on January 31, 2003.
EX Ruby & Sapphire introduced Pokémon-ex, a type of Pokémon. Pokémon-ex are significantly stronger Pokémon. When a Pokémon-ex is Knocked Out, the opponent takes two Prize cards instead of one. Pokémon-ex have Holofoil borders.
EX Ruby & Sapphire also introduced an updated card design, which included numerous changes. The border on the left returned to normal, while the border on the bottom remained thicker to retain the necessary space for the Dot-Code strip (only the Pokédex entry was displayed when scanned). There were several circles on the left of the card. The artwork window and Evolution box were changed from gold to silver. The Evolution box, Stage and illustrator information were moved below the artwork window. The Energy symbols for attacks were smaller and were presented linearly. The copyright information moved to the center on the bottom of the card, so did the unique ID number. For Expansion Pack, the left and bottom borders returned to normal and were changed to silver.
EX Ruby & Sapphire was the first expansion to be produced by Nintendo. In Japan, this was the first expansion to have pre-constructed Half Decks released alongside it.
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No.
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Image
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Card name
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Type
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Rarity
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Promotion
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3/109
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Blaziken
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Non Holo EX Battle Stadium Deck exclusive
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3/109
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Blaziken
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Holo (without e-Reader logo) EX Battle Stadium Deck exclusive
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7/109
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Gardevoir
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Non Holo EX Battle Stadium Deck exclusive
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7/109
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Gardevoir
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Holo (without e-Reader logo) EX Battle Stadium Deck exclusive
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85/109
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Oran Berry
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T [Tool]
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Winner e-League (March 2004)
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93/109
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Darkness Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Cosmos Holo e-League (December 2003)
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93/109
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Darkness Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Winner Cosmos Holo e-League (December 2003)
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94/109
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Metal Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Cosmos Holo e-League (January 2004)
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94/109
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Metal Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Winner Cosmos Holo e-League (January 2004)
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104/109
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Grass Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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105/109
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Fighting Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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106/109
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Water Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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107/109
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Psychic Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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108/109
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Fire Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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109/109
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Lightning Energy
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E
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[[Image:Rarity_.png|]]
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Professor Program 2004-2005
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Set lists
Gallery
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Japanese Expansion Pack pack
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In other languages