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Aquapolis

Series: E-Card

Release date: January 15, 2003

Cards: 147 (39 secret)

Set code: ECARD2

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Crystal Pokémon make their first appearance here, on cards whose Poké-BODY retypes them to match any of three basic Energy types named on the card when one is attached from hand, and only until that turn ends. The English release folds two Japanese expansions of 2002 into one, The Town on No Map and Wind from the Sea, which is how it reached 186 cards and became the largest English set printed to that point. Holo cards were also lifted out of the main run into a subset of their own, numbered H1 to H32, a layout Skyridge would reuse four months later. The three Crystal cards sit past the printed denominator at 148, 149 and 150 of 147, and the Nidoking among them went out with its Poké-BODY naming Fire where the Japanese original says Fighting. Every booster box held one oversized topper, and all four came from the new H run: Entei, Espeon, Scizor and Suicune. Four cards exist in two versions each, Golduck, Drowzee, Mr. Mime and Porygon, identical on the face but carrying different e-Reader dot codes, which is why the checklist runs 50a and 50b rather than a single 50. Aquapolis (ECARD2) was released on January 15, 2003 in the E-Card series, with 147 cards plus 39 secret rares. Its most expensive card is Lugia #149 (Rare Holo), at $3,616.39 (median of 5 sales over 7 days, October 1, 2026).

Aquapolis Card List

Aquapolis Sealed Products (5)

Aquapolis Blister Pack

Aquapolis Blister Pack

Aquapolis

Pokemon

$3,487.72

Qty: 0
Aquapolis Booster

Aquapolis Booster

Aquapolis

Pokemon

$1,828.55

Qty: 0
Aquapolis Pokemon Booster Box

Aquapolis Pokemon Booster Box

Aquapolis

Pokemon

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Qty: 0
Aquapolis Theme Deck - Abyss

Aquapolis Theme Deck - Abyss

Aquapolis

Pokemon

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Qty: 0
Aquapolis Theme Deck - Rock Garden

Aquapolis Theme Deck - Rock Garden

Aquapolis

Pokemon

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Qty: 0

Aquapolis Chase Cards

1
Lugia #149 — Aquapolis
LugiaRare Holo · #149$3,616.39
2
Umbreon H29 — Aquapolis
UmbreonRare Holo · H29$1,075.71
3
Nidoking #150 — Aquapolis
NidokingRare Holo · #150$838.77
4
Kingdra #148 — Aquapolis
KingdraRare Holo · #148$467.05
5
Slowking H22 — Aquapolis
SlowkingRare Holo · H22$436.66
6
Tyranitar H28 — Aquapolis
TyranitarRare Holo · H28$420.01
7
Entei H08 — Aquapolis
EnteiRare Holo · H08$342.75
8
Kingdra H14 — Aquapolis
KingdraRare Holo · H14$306.22
9
Zapdos H32 — Aquapolis
ZapdosRare Holo · H32$280.29
10
Suicune H25 — Aquapolis
SuicuneRare Holo · H25$277.94

Aquapolis illustrators

Frequently asked questions

When was Aquapolis released?

Aquapolis released on January 15, 2003.

How many cards are in Aquapolis?

Aquapolis contains 147 official cards, plus 39 secret rares and bonus cards, for a total of 186 cards.

How many Secret Rares are in Aquapolis?

There are 39 secret rare cards in Aquapolis.

What is the most expensive card in Aquapolis?

The most expensive card in Aquapolis is Lugia #149 (Rare Holo), at $3,616.39: the median of 5 completed sales over the last 7 days, as of October 1, 2026.

What are the Cube 01 cards in Aquapolis?

They are Technical Machine Trainer cards, and Aquapolis has a full family of eight: Grass Cube 01, Fire Cube 01, Water Cube 01, Lightning Cube 01, Psychic Cube 01, Fighting Cube 01, Darkness Cube 01 and Metal Cube 01. Each one attaches to a Pokemon of its own Energy type and lends it a single extra attack, so the family covers every type of the period except Colorless.

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