Set Overview
EX Emerald was the ninth EX Series set, released in May 2005 to tie in with Pokémon Emerald. It gathered a range of Hoenn ex Pokémon — including the legendary titans and Deoxys ex — and made heavy use of special Energy cards. A single secret-rare Farfetch’d closes the set beyond the printed total.
| Category | Details |
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| Release Date | May 2005 (English) |
| Publisher | Nintendo / The Pokémon Company |
| Total Cards | 107 cards (106 numbered + 1 secret rare) |
| Pokémon-ex | 11 Pokémon-ex (cards 90–100) |
| Secret Rare | Farfetch’d (107) |
| Key Chase Card | Deoxys ex 93/106 · the legendary-titan ex |
About the Set
EX Emerald tied into the Pokémon Emerald game and gathered a wide range of Hoenn ex Pokémon. Its eleven Pokémon-ex include the three legendary titans — Regirock ex, Regice ex and Registeel ex — along with Deoxys ex, Milotic ex and Altaria ex. The set is also known for its broad run of special Energy cards. A lone secret rare, Farfetch’d, is numbered 107/106.
How to identify it: cards read N/106. The lone secret rare, Farfetch’d, is numbered 107/106, above the total. Pokémon-ex have the silver ex border. Unlike the EX sets on either side of it, EX Emerald contains no Gold Star Pokémon.
Pokémon-ex, Special Energy & the Secret Rare
EX Emerald had a single Unlimited print run. The cards of note are the Pokémon-ex, its special Energy cards and the lone secret rare.
| Type | What it means |
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| Pokémon-ex (90–100) | Eleven silver-bordered ex cards, the legendary titans and Deoxys ex among them. |
| Special Energy | EX Emerald includes a broad run of special Energy cards. |
| Secret rare (107) | A Farfetch’d numbered 107/106, beyond the total — the set’s hidden chase. |
Note: the gallery below covers all 107 cards, including the secret-rare Farfetch’d (107/106).
Complete Card Gallery
All 107 cards from EX Emerald, including the eleven Pokémon-ex and the secret-rare Farfetch’d. Click any card to view it full size — use the arrow keys (or swipe) to move through the set.
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The Pokémon-ex — the legendary titans and Deoxys ex among them — lead the set.
| Card | Name | Why it matters |
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Deoxys ex 93/106 Pokémon-ex | A Deoxys ex tied to the Emerald game’s mythical Pokémon. |
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Registeel ex 100/106 Pokémon-ex | One of the three legendary titans as an ex. |
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Milotic ex 96/106 Pokémon-ex | A fan-favourite water ex from the set. |
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Farfetch'd 107/106 Secret Rare | The set’s lone secret rare, numbered beyond the total. |
Promo Cards
The Nintendo Black Star Promos from this era featured Rayquaza — the mascot of Pokémon Emerald — as a Pokémon-ex, alongside the Hoenn cover legendaries and Mew.
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#40PromoNintendo Black Star Promos use their own numbering (#1 onward) and carry a black star where a set symbol would be.
Collecting & Where to Buy
EX Emerald is out of print and trades on the secondary market. Common singles are inexpensive, while the eleven Pokémon-ex — the legendary titans and Deoxys ex among them — and the secret-rare Farfetch’d carry the strongest premiums.
Collector tip: the Pokémon-ex and the secret-rare Farfetch’d (107/106) are the value — check the silver ex borders for wear.
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