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EX Crystal Guardians

Titan Cards offer a wide variety of Pokemon Card Singles from EX Crystal Guardian's including common, uncommon, rare, rare holo and even EX and Shiny Rare holo cards subject to availability.

EX Crystal Guardians is the third set of Pokemon Cards released during the EX Series and Delta Species era of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. The set initially released in English on August 30th, 2006 and includes a total of 100 cards.

The setting for Crystal Guardian's is based around a mysterious island inhabited by both standard and Delta species Pokemon that live in harmony side by side, this island is far far away from the city of Holon. Said mysterious island also has an abundance of naturally occurring crystals which it's rumored are enchanted and if wielded correctly can grant special powers - the trainer cards for this set are all based around these crystals.

Two theme decks were released alongside Crystal Guardians; Green Cyclone and Storm Surge, it was also the first expansion to feature a Delta Species Pokemon as an EX card in the form of Sceptile EX δ.

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