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Release date, card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
CS6aC is a Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG expansion from the Sword & Shield era, released on September 20, 2024. The card list runs to 169 printings, and the set code CS6aC covers the whole run. Its identity comes from the V cards it prints in several treatments: Beedrill V, Galarian Perrserker V, Hisuian Lilligant V and Lugia V each appear three times, and the trainer Volo shows up four times. Lugia V, Raikou V and Beedrill V head the value table, so the expansion is built around V cards and their alternate versions more than around any single standout character.
CS6aC (碧海暗影 啸) was released September 20, 2024.
CS6aC (碧海暗影 啸) has 169 cards.
CS6aC (碧海暗影 啸) is part of the Sword & Shield era.
The pull ladder in CS6aC climbs from commons and uncommons through rares and double rares to 61 chase-tier cards, a deep stack of special rarities. That includes super rares, hyper rares, special art rares, art rares, ultra rares and two cards at the top K tier. Lugia V in super rare form is the most valuable card, followed by the Raikou V special art rare, Beedrill V and the trainer Serena as super rares. Hisuian Lilligant V sits 5th. Value is heavily concentrated: the top five cards alone hold 77 percent of the set's total card value, so most of what makes this card list worth chasing sits in a handful of pulls.
As of October 2026, CS6aC holds the 7th highest total card value of the 15 comparable Sword & Shield sets, about 1.2 times the era median, and its top card ranks 4th among the era's single most valuable cards. Across the whole game it places 30th of 40 sets. It followed CS5.5C, released August 2, 2024, and came before CS6.5C on November 15, 2024, which holds lower total value. Its position in the middle of the era's table reflects a top-heavy structure rather than broad depth.
Written from market data as of October 22, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CS6aC means finding all 169 catalog printings, of which 34 are priced. With 77 percent of card value sitting in the top five cards, the cost of a complete set depends mostly on those few Lugia V, Raikou V, Beedrill V, Serena and Hisuian Lilligant V printings, while the commons and uncommons that make up much of the card list matter little to the total. The pricing coverage is partial, so the priced cards give the clearest read on where the value sits.