Return to Kanto
EX FireRed & LeafGreen brought Generation I favorites back as Pokemon-ex, with Charizard ex, Blastoise ex, and Venusaur ex headlining a nostalgia-packed set.
概览
EX FireRed & LeafGreen, released August 30, 2004, ties into the GBA remakes with 116 cards celebrating Kanto Pokemon. The original Kanto starters returned as Pokemon-ex, and the set features many Generation I favorites with updated EX-era artwork.
最有价值的卡牌
Charizard ex (#105) is the top chase card and one of the most valuable EX-era cards. Blastoise ex (#104) and Venusaur ex (#112) complete the starter trio. Gengar ex and Electrode ex are also premium pulls. Charizard ex PSA 10 sells for $3,000+.
收集技巧
The Kanto nostalgia theme makes this set very popular. At 116 cards, it is medium-sized for the EX era. Focus on acquiring the starter trio ex cards as they represent the bulk of the set's value.
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Pokex helps distinguish FireRed & LeafGreen Charizard ex from other Charizard printings across the EX era. The scanner identifies the set-specific artwork and reverse holo patterns unique to this expansion.
常见问题
Q1 How much is FireRed & LeafGreen Charizard ex worth?
Charizard ex (#105) in near mint condition sells for $200–$600. PSA 10 graded copies regularly reach $3,000+, making it one of the premier EX-era Charizard cards.
Q2 Does this set only have Kanto Pokemon?
Primarily yes. The set focuses on Generation I Pokemon to match the FireRed and LeafGreen video games. Some evolved forms and trainers from later generations appear in supporting roles.
Q3 What makes this set special among EX sets?
It is the first EX-era set focused on Kanto nostalgia, featuring the original starter trio as Pokemon-ex. This combination of nostalgia and the EX mechanic makes it enduringly popular.
Q4 How many Pokemon-ex are in FireRed & LeafGreen?
The set contains 7 Pokemon-ex cards: Charizard ex, Blastoise ex, Venusaur ex, Gengar ex, Electrode ex, Mr. Mime ex, and Gyarados ex.
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