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Browse every tracked card in CSVH3C (嗨皮组合 七夕青鸟&拉帝欧斯&烈焰猴&一家鼠) with live prices, 24h moves, and collector details.
Release date, card count, chase cards and how it compares with the Scarlet & Violet era.
The card list for CSVH3C is anchored by its deck lineup rather than a single chase card, and the set's own title points to a Rowlet-flavored tie-in alongside Latios, Infernape and a Maushold family. CSVH3C is a Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG deck product from the Scarlet & Violet era, released on September 12, 2025. Its release date places it between CSVH2C in May and CSVM1aC in January 2026. It catalogs 68 printings in total, a compact run built around ready-to-play decks.
CSVH3C is a deck release spread over 68 catalog printings, so the cards worth chasing from this Simplified Chinese product are the featured Pokémon named in its title: the Rowlet-line tie-in, Latios, Infernape and the Maushold family. Deck products of this kind usually carry a small number of showcase cards among the playable staples, and the headline Pokémon are where a collector's attention naturally lands when sorting the most valuable cards from the rest of the run.
CSVH3C (嗨皮组合 七夕青鸟&拉帝欧斯&烈焰猴&一家鼠) was released September 12, 2025.
CSVH3C (嗨皮组合 七夕青鸟&拉帝欧斯&烈焰猴&一家鼠) has 68 cards.
CSVH3C (嗨皮组合 七夕青鸟&拉帝欧斯&烈焰猴&一家鼠) is part of the Scarlet & Violet era.
CSVH3C sits in a clear sequence of Simplified Chinese Scarlet & Violet releases. It arrived on September 12, 2025, after CSVH2C on May 16, 2025, and ahead of CSVM1aC on January 16, 2026. That puts roughly four months between it and the deck product before it, and a gap of about four months to the set that follows. At 68 catalog printings it is a compact release, in line with how deck products are built, and its cards are drawn from a themed lineup rather than from a wide booster-style spread.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
A complete CSVH3C collection means tracking down all 68 catalog printings from this Simplified Chinese deck product. Because it is a deck product, the run is built around its themed decks, so finishing the card list means covering every printing from those decks, including the headline Pokémon named in the set title. With a run this size, the cost of completion is shaped mostly by how the featured Pokémon cards price against the supporting cards in the same decks.