Set Overview
EX Power Keepers was the sixteenth and final EX Series set, released in February 2007. It arrived just before the Diamond & Pearl era and brought back a number of cards from earlier EX Series sets to keep them tournament-legal. Its chase cards are three Gold Star Eeveelutions — Flareon, Jolteon and Vaporeon.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Release Date | February 14, 2007 (English) |
| Publisher | Nintendo / The Pokémon Company |
| Total Cards | 108 cards |
| Pokémon-ex | 8 Pokémon-ex (cards 92–99) |
| Gold Star | Flareon, Jolteon & Vaporeon (100–102) |
| Key Chase Card | The three Eeveelution Gold Stars (100–102) |
About the Set
EX Power Keepers closed out the EX Series. It stepped away from the Delta Species theme and reprinted a run of cards from earlier EX sets so they would stay legal for the new format year. Eight Pokémon-ex fill cards 92 to 99, and the three Gold Star Eeveelutions — Flareon ★, Jolteon ★ and Vaporeon ★ — are the headline pulls at 100 to 102.
How to identify it: numbered cards read N/108. The three Gold Star Pokémon are cards 100 to 102 with a gold ★. The set’s basic Energy cards (103–108) are holo.
Pokémon-ex & Gold Star
EX Power Keepers had a single Unlimited print run. Its chase cards are the eight Pokémon-ex and the three Gold Star Eeveelutions.
| Type | What it means |
|---|---|
| Pokémon-ex (92–99) | Eight silver-bordered ex cards worth two prizes, including Salamence ex, Metagross ex and Flygon ex. |
| Gold Star (100–102) | Flareon, Jolteon and Vaporeon as ultra-rare shiny Gold Star cards — the set’s prized Eeveelution trio. |
Note: the gallery below covers all 108 cards. The three Gold Star cards read 100/108 to 102/108.
Complete Card Gallery
All 108 cards from EX Power Keepers, including the eight Pokémon-ex and the three Gold Star Eeveelutions. Click any card to view it full size — use the arrow keys (or swipe) to move through the set.
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The three Gold Star Eeveelutions lead the set, with Salamence ex a strong Pokémon-ex.
| Card | Name | Why it matters |
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Vaporeon ★ 102/108 Gold Star | One of the three Eeveelution Gold Stars and a top chase card of the set. |
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Jolteon ★ 101/108 Gold Star | The second of the Eeveelution Gold Star trio. |
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Flareon ★ 100/108 Gold Star | Opens the Gold Star run at 100/108 as the third Eeveelution. |
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Salamence ex 96/108 Pokémon-ex | A sought-after Salamence ex and one of the set’s most recognisable Pokémon-ex. |
Promo Cards
The Nintendo Black Star Promos from the late EX era included legendary Pokémon-ex and a Mew, closing out the promo series before the Diamond & Pearl range began.
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#34PromoNintendo 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 Power Keepers is out of print and trades on the secondary market. Common singles are inexpensive, while the three Gold Star Eeveelutions and the Pokémon-ex carry the strongest premiums.
Collector tip: the three Gold Star Eeveelutions (100–102) are the prize — check the gold ★ and the shiny colouring, and confirm you are buying the Gold Star and not the common version of the same Pokémon.
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