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Release date, card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
CS4.5C sits in the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG as an expansion with a release date of April 26, 2024, slotted between CS4bC and CS5aC. The card list totals 83 catalog printings under the set code CS4.5C. What defines it is repetition: Aroma Lady, Dragonite V, Mimikyu V and Noivern V each appear three times across different rarities, so the V cards are the centre of the set, with Dragonite V and Mimikyu V leading the most valuable cards.
CS4.5C (终末炎舞) was released April 26, 2024.
CS4.5C (终末炎舞) has 83 cards.
CS4.5C (终末炎舞) is part of the Sword & Shield era.
CS4.5C is built around a 30-card chase tier that runs from RR and RRR through SR, HR, UR and the CSR characteristic-illustration cards, sitting above a base of commons, uncommons and rares. Dragonite V in SR rarity is the most valuable card, followed by Mimikyu V and Mimikyu VMAX, both CSR, then Noivern V and Acerola's Premonition in SR. Value is heavily concentrated, with the top five cards holding 81 percent of the set's total card value, so the chase cards of this expansion dominate everything else in the card list.
As of October 2026, CS4.5C holds the 8th highest total card value of the 15 comparable Sword & Shield sets, level with the era median, and its Dragonite V ranks 5th among the era's most valuable single cards. Across all 40 comparable sets in the game it ranks 31st by total value. It follows CS4bC, released March 1, 2024, which holds more total value, and comes before CS5aC, released June 18, 2024, which also holds more. Both neighbours are led by Rayquaza VMAX and Charizard V respectively.
Written from market data as of October 22, 2026; the tables update live.
A complete run of CS4.5C means all 83 catalog printings, of which 23 currently carry a price. Because the top five cards account for 81 percent of the set's total card value, the cost of finishing the set is driven by a handful of Dragonite V, Mimikyu and Noivern cards, while the many commons and uncommons add little. Builders and set collectors should expect the V-based SR and CSR cards to be the hard part, with the rest of the card list filling in around them.
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