Pokemon Furious Fists Set
A Fighting-type focused 114-card expansion featuring Mega Lucario EX and introducing the Strong Energy special card.
xy3 Difficulty
3/5 to complete
Avg Card Value
Varies
Market average
Top Card
Mega Lucario EX Full Art
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Overview
Furious Fists is the third XY-era expansion, released in August 2014 with a distinct Fighting-type theme. The 114-card set introduced Strong Energy, a special energy card that boosted Fighting-type attacks. Mega Lucario EX and Mega Heracross EX headline the set as the featured Mega Evolutions.
Best for
- Collectors who like XY aesthetics and still track reverse rows seriously
- collectors pricing Furious Fists (2014, 114 cards) as XY / BREAK / generations nostalgia cardboard — not as generic “old cards”
- buyers who already know Mega Lucario EX Full Art / Dragonite EX Full Art is the expensive row in Furious Fists
Skip this path if
- you only care about current SV meta cards
- you expect every card in Furious Fists to carry similar resale (bulk is bulk)
Common mistakes
The expensive mistake on Furious Fists is paying Evolutions Charizard money without matching the exact print. Set code xy3 (2014) is the membership test — character name alone will not save a bad buy. Budget Mega Lucario EX Full Art / Dragonite EX Full Art as priority singles; the other 112 cards are not the same project.
What to check first
Pull up Mega Lucario EX Full Art / Dragonite EX Full Art first — number, finish, and surface — then decide if the ask is real. Parallel check: set symbol and number, especially on nostalgia crossovers people mislabel. Only after that does the full Furious Fists checklist tell you what is left.
Most valuable cards
Mega Lucario EX Full Art (#113) leads the set at $20-40 in near-mint. Dragonite EX Full Art and Seismitoad EX Full Art are competitive staples that hold $15-25. Lucario EX Full Art (#107) is another desirable pull, while the regular Seismitoad EX saw heavy tournament play.
Cards from Furious Fists
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28 of 114 
Bellsprout
Weepinbell
Victreebel
Heracross EX
Combusken
Seismitoad EX
Raichu
Drowzee
Golurk
Breloom
Mienshao
Hawlucha EX
Sylveon
Lickilicky
Noibat
Jaw Fossil
Training Center
Herbal Energy
Strong Energy
Heracross EX
Seismitoad EX
Lucario EX
Dragonite EX
Battle Reporter
Fossil Researcher
Korrina
M Heracross EX
M Lucario EX
Tips to finish the set
Furious Fists is affordable to complete compared to Flashfire. The Fighting-type theme means many competitive players already have bulk from this set. Target the 6 Full Art cards as your main chase, and pick up Seismitoad EX early as it was a format-defining card.
How to Complete This Set
- 01
Identify Furious Fists cards by set code xy3 / symbol — do not sort by art alone
- 02
Split bulk commons/uncommons from holos and special rarities before pricing
- 03
Track Mega Lucario EX Full Art and Dragonite EX Full Art as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies
- 04
Scan or checklist-gap the rest after the chase budget is honest
Scan with the app
Furious Fists cards share the XY-era template, making set identification tricky by eye. The scanner reads the set symbol (a clenched fist) and confirms exact card numbers. Especially useful for identifying the tournament-legal Seismitoad EX and its various printings.
Common questions
01 What is the most played card from Furious Fists?
Seismitoad EX was the most competitively impactful card from Furious Fists. Its Quaking Punch attack prevented opponents from playing Item cards, making it a dominant force in the 2014-2015 tournament season.
02 How many EX cards are in Furious Fists?
Furious Fists contains 6 Pokemon EX cards and 2 Mega Evolution EX cards (Mega Lucario EX and Mega Heracross EX), plus their Full Art variants.
03 What is Strong Energy in Furious Fists?
Strong Energy is a special energy card introduced in Furious Fists that provides one Fighting energy and adds 20 extra damage to attacks when attached to a Fighting-type Pokemon.
04 Is Furious Fists worth collecting?
Furious Fists is a solid mid-range collectible set. While it lacks the Charizard premium of Flashfire, the Lucario and Dragonite cards are popular, and sealed product has steadily appreciated.
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