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Release date, card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
CS6bC is a Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG expansion from the Sword & Shield era, released on September 20, 2024. It sits between CS5.5C and CS6.5C in the release run and carries 172 catalog printings. The card list leans on trainer and V cards: Colress's Experiment appears in four printings, while Aerodactyl V, Brandon, Candice and Drapion V each appear three times. Its headline cards are Giratina V and Aerodactyl V, both Super Rares, followed by the Special Art Rare Regigigas VSTAR, so the release date and the V-heavy card list both define how it reads.
CS6bC (碧海暗影 逐) was released September 20, 2024.
CS6bC (碧海暗影 逐) has 172 cards.
CS6bC (碧海暗影 逐) is part of the Sword & Shield era.
The CS6bC pull ladder runs from commons and uncommons up through 62 chase-tier cards, including Super Rares, Hyper Rares, Ultra Rares, Art Rares, Special Art Rares and two Kiramon-style K cards at the top. The most valuable cards are Giratina V and Aerodactyl V, both Super Rares, then Regigigas VSTAR as a Special Art Rare and Dragonite VSTAR as a Hyper Rare. Value is heavily concentrated: the top five cards alone hold 77 percent of the set's total card value, so the chase cards carry nearly all of the worth in CS6bC.
As of October 2026, CS6bC holds the 4th highest total card value of the 15 comparable Sword & Shield sets, about 1.7 times the era median, and its top card ranks 3rd among the era's single most valuable cards. Across the whole game it ranks 26th of 40 by total card value. It followed CS5.5C, whose top card is Roxanne, and came before CS6.5C, which holds less total value and is led by Regidrago V.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
A complete CS6bC run is 172 catalog printings, and 39 of them are currently priced. Because 77 percent of the total card value sits in the top five cards, the cost of finishing the set is driven by a handful of Super Rares, Special Art Rares and Hyper Rares, while the commons, uncommons and many of the lesser rares are a small part of the total. Trainer collectors will find the repeated names such as Colress's Experiment, Brandon and Candice useful for chasing alternate printings.