EX Power Keepers (TCG)

EX Power Keepers ワールドチャンピオンズパック

Cards in set English: 108 Japanese: 108 Set number English: 31 Japanese: — Release date English: February 14, 2007 Japanese: July 5, 2007 Theme Decks Dark Blast () Mind Game ()

Pokémon TCG: EX Power Keepers (Japanese: ワールドチャンピオンズパック World Champions Pack) is the name given to the sixteenth and final main expansion of cards from the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It is the tenth and final expansion from the PCG era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan^[1][2] with the particularity of being released during the DP era. The set continues to feature Generation III Pokémon, Pokémon-ex, and Pokémon ☆ in the card game.

Blurb

Take the Reins of Power!

In EX Power Keepers, you'll unleash great forces that every Trainer will want to harness for their own! Enter stadiums where only the most elite Trainers have dared to go... Capture rare, powerful Pokémon that will challenge you there... and join the ranks of the Power Keepers! Can you control powers that have never been controlled before?

Information

EX Power Keepers is the name given to the sixteenth and final main expansion of the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as World Champions Pack, the tenth and final expansion from the PCG era^[1][2][3] and is unique in that it was released during the DP era. It is based on Pokémon Emerald, featuring Generation III Pokémon and the Hoenn region Elite Four. The English expansion was released on February 14, 2007, while the Japanese special set was released on July 5, 2007.

In Japan, the set was first available in first edition through the Pokémon Card Game website and at Summer Battle Road 2007^[4]. It was intended for Japanese players so they would not be at a disadvantage at the 2007 World Championships. That is why it came out after two DP expansions had been released. Japanese players could order their packs online from June 15 until July 1. Packs were released from July 5 onward to those who had ordered them. Each pack contained fifteen cards.

EX Power Keepers was the final expansion to feature the set logo on the bottom right corner of the artwork of Reverse Holofoil cards. Only the Reverse Holofoil versions of the Rare Holo cards had the gold foil name and HP text.

Additional cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 8/108 Delcatty — Non Holo Dark Blast Theme Deck exclusive 9/108 Gardevoir — Non Holo Mind Game Theme Deck exclusive 14/108 Dusclops — Cosmos Holo Mind Game Theme Deck exclusive 18/108 Mightyena — Cosmos Holo Dark Blast Theme Deck exclusive 27/108 Cacturne — "Prerelease" stamp Prerelease promo

Set lists

EX Power Keepers No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/108 Aggron Promotion 2/108 Altaria Promotion 3/108 Armaldo Promotion 4/108 Banette Promotion 5/108 Blaziken Promotion 6/108 Charizard Promotion 7/108 Cradily Promotion 8/108 Delcatty Promotion 9/108 Gardevoir Promotion 10/108 Kabutops Promotion 11/108 Machamp Promotion 12/108 Raichu Promotion 13/108 Slaking Promotion 14/108 Dusclops Promotion 15/108 Lanturn Promotion 16/108 Magneton Promotion 17/108 Mawile Promotion 18/108 Mightyena Promotion 19/108 Ninetales Promotion 20/108 Omastar Promotion 21/108 Pichu Promotion 22/108 Sableye Promotion 23/108 Seviper Promotion 24/108 Wobbuffet Promotion 25/108 Zangoose Promotion 26/108 Anorith Promotion 27/108 Cacturne Promotion 28/108 Charmeleon Promotion 29/108 Combusken Promotion 30/108 Glalie Promotion 31/108 Kirlia Promotion 32/108 Lairon Promotion 33/108 Machoke Promotion 34/108 Medicham Promotion 35/108 Metang Promotion 36/108 Nuzleaf Promotion 37/108 Sealeo Promotion 38/108 Sharpedo Promotion 39/108 Shelgon Promotion 40/108 Vibrava Promotion 41/108 Vigoroth Promotion 42/108 Aron Promotion 43/108 Bagon Promotion 44/108 Baltoy Promotion 45/108 Beldum Promotion 46/108 Cacnea Promotion 47/108 Carvanha Promotion 48/108 Charmander Promotion 49/108 Chinchou Promotion 50/108 Duskull Promotion 51/108 Kabuto Promotion 52/108 Lileep Promotion 53/108 Machop Promotion 54/108 Magnemite Promotion 55/108 Meditite Promotion 56/108 Omanyte Promotion 57/108 Pikachu Promotion 58/108 Poochyena Promotion 59/108 Ralts Promotion 60/108 Seedot Promotion 61/108 Shuppet Promotion 62/108 Skitty Promotion 63/108 Slakoth Promotion 64/108 Snorunt Promotion 65/108 Spheal Promotion 66/108 Swablu Promotion 67/108 Torchic Promotion 68/108 Trapinch Promotion 69/108 Vulpix Promotion 70/108 Wynaut Promotion 71/108 Battle Frontier T [St] Promotion 72/108 Drake's Stadium T [St] Promotion 73/108 Energy Recycle System T Promotion 74/108 Energy Removal 2 T Promotion 75/108 Energy Switch T Promotion 76/108 Glacia's Stadium T [St] Promotion 77/108 Great Ball T Promotion 78/108 Master Ball T Promotion 79/108 Phoebe's Stadium T [St] Promotion 80/108 Professor Birch T [Su] Promotion 81/108 Scott T [Su] Promotion 82/108 Sidney's Stadium T [St] Promotion 83/108 Steven's Advice T [Su] Promotion 84/108 Claw Fossil T Promotion 85/108 Mysterious Fossil T Promotion 86/108 Root Fossil T Promotion 87/108 Darkness Energy E Promotion 88/108 Metal Energy E Promotion 89/108 Multi Energy E Promotion 90/108 Cyclone Energy E Promotion 91/108 Warp Energy E Promotion 92/108 Absol ex Promotion 93/108 Claydol ex Promotion 94/108 Flygon ex Promotion 95/108 Metagross ex Promotion 96/108 Salamence ex Promotion 97/108 Shiftry ex Promotion 98/108 Skarmory ex Promotion 99/108 Walrein ex Promotion 100/108 Flareon Promotion 101/108 Jolteon Promotion 102/108 Vaporeon Promotion 103/108 Grass Energy E Promotion 104/108 Fire Energy E Promotion 105/108 Water Energy E Promotion 106/108 Lightning Energy E Promotion 107/108 Psychic Energy E Promotion 108/108 Fighting Energy E Promotion

World Champions Pack No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 001/108 Seedot Promotion 002/108 Cacnea Promotion 003/108 Seviper Promotion 004/108 Lileep Promotion 005/108 Cradily Promotion 006/108 Charmander Promotion 007/108 Charmeleon Promotion 008/108 Charizard Promotion 009/108 Vulpix Promotion 010/108 Ninetales Promotion 011/108 Flareon Promotion 012/108 Torchic Promotion 013/108 Combusken Promotion 014/108 Blaziken Promotion 015/108 Vaporeon Promotion 016/108 Omanyte Promotion 017/108 Omastar Promotion 018/108 Snorunt Promotion 019/108 Glalie Promotion 020/108 Spheal Promotion 021/108 Sealeo Promotion 022/108 Walrein ex Promotion 023/108 Pikachu Promotion 024/108 Raichu Promotion 025/108 Magnemite Promotion 026/108 Magneton Promotion 027/108 Jolteon Promotion 028/108 Chinchou Promotion 029/108 Lanturn Promotion 030/108 Pichu Promotion 031/108 Wobbuffet Promotion 032/108 Ralts Promotion 033/108 Kirlia Promotion 034/108 Gardevoir Promotion 035/108 Sableye Promotion 036/108 Baltoy Promotion 037/108 Claydol ex Promotion 038/108 Shuppet Promotion 039/108 Banette Promotion 040/108 Duskull Promotion 041/108 Dusclops Promotion 042/108 Wynaut Promotion 043/108 Machop Promotion 044/108 Machoke Promotion 045/108 Machamp Promotion 046/108 Kabuto Promotion 047/108 Kabutops Promotion 048/108 Meditite Promotion 049/108 Medicham Promotion 050/108 Trapinch Promotion 051/108 Anorith Promotion 052/108 Armaldo Promotion 053/108 Poochyena Promotion 054/108 Mightyena Promotion 055/108 Nuzleaf Promotion 056/108 Shiftry ex Promotion 057/108 Carvanha Promotion 058/108 Sharpedo Promotion 059/108 Cacturne Promotion 060/108 Absol ex Promotion 061/108 Skarmory ex Promotion 062/108 Mawile Promotion 063/108 Aron Promotion 064/108 Lairon Promotion 065/108 Aggron Promotion 066/108 Beldum Promotion 067/108 Metang Promotion 068/108 Metagross ex Promotion 069/108 Slakoth Promotion 070/108 Vigoroth Promotion 071/108 Slaking Promotion 072/108 Skitty Promotion 073/108 Delcatty Promotion 074/108 Vibrava Promotion 075/108 Flygon ex Promotion 076/108 Swablu Promotion 077/108 Altaria Promotion 078/108 Zangoose Promotion 079/108 Bagon Promotion 080/108 Shelgon Promotion 081/108 Salamence ex Promotion 082/108 Energy Recycle System T Promotion 083/108 Energy Switch T Promotion 084/108 Energy Removal 2 T Promotion 085/108 Great Ball T Promotion 086/108 Claw Fossil T Promotion 087/108 Mysterious Fossil T Promotion 088/108 Root Fossil T Promotion 089/108 Master Ball T Promotion 090/108 Scott T [Su] Promotion 091/108 Professor Birch T [Su] Promotion 092/108 Steven's Advice T [Su] Promotion 093/108 Battle Frontier T [St] Promotion 094/108 Sidney's Stadium T [St] Promotion 095/108 Drake's Stadium T [St] Promotion 096/108 Phoebe's Stadium T [St] Promotion 097/108 Glacia's Stadium T [St] Promotion 098/108 Cyclone Energy E Promotion 099/108 Multi Energy E Promotion 100/108 Warp Energy E Promotion 101/108 Darkness Energy E Promotion 102/108 Metal Energy E Promotion 103/108 Grass Energy E Promotion 104/108 Fire Energy E Promotion 105/108 Water Energy E Promotion 106/108 Lightning Energy E Promotion 107/108 Psychic Energy E Promotion 108/108 Fighting Energy E Promotion

Gallery

English Raichu pack	English Aggron pack	English Absol pack	English Walrein pack
World Champions Pack Package art	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
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Languages this set is released in

The EX Power Keepers set is released in English, German, and French, with cards also available as Reverse Holofoils. The World Champions Pack is only released in Japanese, in both 1st and unlimited edition.

The unlimited World Champions Pack is one of the rarest Japanese booster packs. It was created as a reprint and was only available for sale during Spring Battle Road 2008. Information about the release of the unlimited World Champions Pack is extremely hard to find. An archived page of the official Pokémon TCG website mentions the end of a limited sale on May 16, 2008^[5] which would coincide with Spring Battle Road 2008. Some Japanese websites mention a sale of World Champions Packs during Spring Battle Road 2008^[6][7]. It is believed that the unlimited World Champions Packs were only available for sale for the competitors. Unfortunately Battle Road Spring 2008 was cancelled due to bomb threats so three out of the five event venues were cancelled ^[8]. This explains the rarity of the unlimited World Champions Pack, making it one of the rarest Japanese sets. It is only overshadowed by the unlimited edition Japanese cards of the Base Expansion Pack set, of which some cards were given through lotteries. Unlimited World Champions Pack cards are thus extremely rare which make some of them, like the Gold Stars; very expensive.

In other languages

External links

• Set checklist

References

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