AQUAPOLIS EDITION Undah De Ocean Links: • Aquapolis Card List • Aquapolis Theme Deck List • Aquapolis Card Scans • Aquapolis E-Reader Features	PREV SET NEXT SET
So really... what is Aquapolis? Here are the facts: Set Size: ??? in Japan, 182 in the US Set Order: 15th and 16th set in Japan, 14th set in the US Release Date: March 8th, 2002 and May 24th, 2002 in Japan, January 15th, 2003 in the US. The release date was pushed back a little bit from late December to mid-January a few times. Other Goodies: • The Japanese name for Card-E 2 is loosly translated to "The Lost City". • The English release of Aquapolis actually mixed the Japanese release of both Card-E 2 and Card-E 3 into one huge set. 182 cards. Why this happened... it looks like Wizards wants to rush out the next few sets, for some reason. Hmmm... • This set also is the first to seperate the Holo-Rares from the rest of the set; they're numbered differently from the other rares. • This set is also the first set to introduce "Crystal" Pokémon to the set. Other Images: • Ampharos • Arcanine • Azumarril • Bellossom • Electrode • Entei • Espeon • Exeggutor • Hypno • Muk • Nidoking • Ninetales • Scizor • Steelix • Tentacruel • Togetic Symbol: The symbol for Aquapolis is a temple in a water droplet.

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