Sword & Shield704

Scarlet & Violet1,050

Start Deck 100 (起始卡组100)30

CS0LC (皮在伊起流沙卡牌展示挂件礼盒)0

CS5.1C (辉耀能量系列礼盒第二弹)5

CS5DC (起始卡组勇魅群星V)1

CS6.1C (辉耀能量系列礼盒第三弹)7

CSAC (卡组构筑礼盒极巨争锋)0

CSDC (精灵球/超级球礼盒皮卡丘传奇庆典)25

CSJC (精灵球/高级球礼盒宝可梦艺术插画庆典景)5

CSNC (卡组构筑礼盒勇魅群星)0

CSOC (卡组构筑进阶礼盒汇流)0

CSUC (宝可梦卡牌展示套礼盒)13

CSXC (卡组构筑进阶礼盒骑拉帝纳VSTAR)0

CSYC (精灵球/等级球礼盒宝可梦艺术插画庆典聚)0

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CSXC (卡组构筑进阶礼盒骑拉帝纳VSTAR) Card List

20 cards · Sword & Shield era

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CSXC Chinese set guide

Card count, chase cards and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.

At a glance

Era: Sword & Shield
Set code: CSXC
Cards: 20

CSXC overview

CSXC is a deck product in the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG, a ready-built box aimed at players who want to assemble and sharpen a deck rather than crack booster packs. Its native title points to Giratina VSTAR as the featured Pokémon, and VSTAR cards are one of the defining mechanics of the Sword & Shield era. The set code is CSXC. The card list is compact, with 20 printings in total, which makes it a small, focused release compared with the sprawling expansions around it.

CSXC chase cards and rarities

CSXC does not follow the booster pull ladder of a full expansion, so the chase here is different from a standard release. A deck product like this is built around a fixed list, and the cards worth seeking out are the headline Giratina VSTAR printing and the other Pokémon that anchor the deck, since a 20-card run leaves little room for deep rarity tiers or secret cards sitting above a printed count. With so few printings, the draw is the usability of the list itself: players want these cards in a working deck, while collectors will look first at the VSTAR card and any special treatments among the 20.

How CSXC compares

CSXC sits in the Sword & Shield era as a deck product, which sets it apart from the full expansions of that period. A standard Sword & Shield expansion in Simplified Chinese typically carries well over a hundred cards, while CSXC holds 20 catalog printings, so its scale is closer to a single constructed deck than to a main set. That difference shapes everything about it: there is no wide rarity spread to rank, and the set is judged by the strength of its shared list rather than by a long run of chase cards. Among its era's releases, it is best read as a compact companion to the larger expansions.