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Scarlet & Violet1,050

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AllHitsChaseMovers Accumulation Oversold

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CSMPeC (对战派对组合超) Card List

21 cards · Sun & Moon era

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CSMPeC Chinese set guide

Card count, chase cards and how it compares with the Sun & Moon era.

At a glance

Era: Sun & Moon
Set code: CSMPeC
Cards: 21

CSMPeC overview

CSMPeC is a deck product for the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG, filed under the Sun & Moon era. The card list runs to 21 catalog printings, small enough that the whole run can be read in one sitting. Deck products like this are built for play first: they bundle a ready-made selection of cards aimed at players picking up the game rather than at pack openers. The set code is CSMPeC, and the product sits alongside the larger expansions of its era as a compact, self-contained release.

CSMPeC chase cards and rarities

CSMPeC is a deck product, so it does not carry the layered pull ladder of a full booster expansion with its secret rares and numbered-past-the-count chase tier. Its 21 printings are meant to be played as a package, and the appeal of the card list lies in the contents of the deck itself rather than in a handful of rare pulls. Collectors checking the most valuable cards in CSMPeC will find that value here tracks which cards are needed for play and which treatments the deck uses, not a long chase structure.

How CSMPeC compares

Against a full Sun & Moon expansion in the Simplified Chinese game, CSMPeC is a much smaller undertaking. A standard expansion of the era carries a card list many times the size of this deck product's 21 printings, along with several rarity tiers and a booster-driven chase. A deck product trades that breadth for focus: one fixed list, a clear purpose, and no secret layer above a printed count. In practice CSMPeC reads as a companion to the era's main releases rather than a competitor to them in size or card variety.