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EX Battle Boost

Series: Black & White Series

Release date: July 13, 2013

Cards: 93 (6 secret)

Set code: EBB

Sold as a Concept Pack rather than a numbered expansion, this was the last thing Japan printed for the Black and White era. Its ninety-three cards are drawn from across that era, most of them carrying fresh artwork over text that had already been published, with twelve Pokémon-EX spread through the run. No card in the pack shows a rarity symbol at all. Apart from the Pokémon-EX and the gold cards at the end, nothing in it is holofoil, so the usual way of telling one pull from another is simply absent. Cedric Juniper closes the numbered list at 093. The same material became Legendary Treasures in English, which was released in that language and in no other. EX Battle Boost (EBB) was released on July 13, 2013 in the Black & White series, with 93 cards plus 6 secret rares. Its most expensive card is Zekrom #95. A sealed booster box sells for $71.68 (median of 7 sales over 30 days, September 17, 2026).

EX Battle Boost Card List


EX Battle Boost Sealed Products (2)

EX Battle Boost Chase Cards

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Frequently asked questions

When was EX Battle Boost released?

EX Battle Boost released on July 13, 2013.

How many cards are in EX Battle Boost?

EX Battle Boost contains 93 official cards, plus 6 secret rares and bonus cards, for a total of 99 cards.

How many Secret Rares are in EX Battle Boost?

There are 6 secret rare cards in EX Battle Boost.

What is the most expensive card in EX Battle Boost?

The most expensive card in EX Battle Boost is Zekrom #95.

How much is a EX Battle Boost booster box?

A sealed EX Battle Boost booster box sells for $71.68: the median of 7 completed sales over the last 30 days, as of September 17, 2026.

What are the Pokémon Enterprise cards in EX Battle Boost?

One Supporter printed three times, at 097, 098 and 099, each version showing a photograph of different cast members of the Japanese television show Pokémon Smash! in place of an illustration. The show's logo sits under the effect text, and none of the three credits a photographer or an illustrator.

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