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Browse every tracked card in CS5DC (起始卡组 勇魅群星V) with live prices, 24h moves, and collector details. Use Hits and Chase when you want a focused view of the set.
Card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
Keldeo is the headline card in CS5DC, a deck product from the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG. The card list runs to 163 catalog printings, and several names appear more than once, among them Darkrai VSTAR, Deoxys VSTAR, Boss's Orders, Dunsparce and Energy Switch. That repetition is typical of a ready-to-play deck release, where trainer and support cards are printed in more than one version to fill out playable lists rather than to chase rarity.
CS5DC is built around playable decks, so its appeal rests on cards and versions rather than a long ladder of chase rarities. Keldeo sits at the top of the card list by value, and it is the one card in the set with a market reading, so the pull of this release centres on that single name. The doubled printings of Darkrai VSTAR and Deoxys VSTAR give collectors more than one version of each of those cards to track. With only one priced card, the concentration of value cannot be sketched beyond Keldeo leading the set.
As of October 2026, CS5DC is best read by its kind and its size. At 163 catalog printings it is a deck product from the Sword & Shield era, and it carries a different footprint from a full expansion of the same period, which typically spreads its cards across a wide rarity ladder with secret rares above the printed count. Deck products like this one lean on reprinted trainers, energy and V-based Pokémon to deliver complete playable lists, so value sits with a few standout cards instead of being spread across a long chase tier.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CS5DC means tracking down all 163 catalog printings, including the doubled versions of Darkrai VSTAR, Deoxys VSTAR, Boss's Orders, Dunsparce and Energy Switch. Only one card, Keldeo, carries a market reading, so the cost of a full set is shaped largely by that card while the rest of the list is made up of deck staples and supporting cards. Collectors working the full run should expect the repeated names to matter, since each extra printing is a separate entry to find.
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