Chasing Glory Together CSV10C: guide to the Chinese set
Chasing Glory Together (CSV10C) is an official Simplified Chinese set, released in mainland China on 16 July 2026. With 287 cards, it brings together Trainer's Pokémon and a hefty dose of Team Rocket, and adds an exclusive illustration you won't find in any other language. Here's what it contains and how to find your way around its products.
The set at a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 朱&紫 共逐荣光 |
| Code | CSV10C |
| Language | Simplified Chinese (mainland China) |
| Release | 16 July 2026 |
| Number of cards | 287, including 65 secret cards |
| Exclusive card | Special illustration of the Supporter card "Brock's Scouting" |
You'll also come across the name Together in Pursuit of Glory: it's the translation used by some English-language databases for the same set. It is indeed the same expansion.
Three Japanese sets rolled into one
As is often the case in Simplified Chinese, CSV10C doesn't translate a single Japanese set: it merges several. It mainly includes the contents of Battle Partners, Heat Wave Arena and Glory of Team Rocket. In French, this largely corresponds to the Journey Together and Destined Rivals sets, released in 2025.
For a collector, the appeal is twofold: finding cards in a single set that are spread across several sets elsewhere, and enjoying a richer list than any of the original sets taken on its own.
The theme: Trainer's Pokémon
CSV10C introduces the Trainer's Pokémon mechanic in Simplified Chinese: cards where the Pokémon is paired with its Trainer in both the name and the illustration. Team Rocket takes centre stage, given how many of its Pokémon feature in the set. You'll also find the Pokémon of many well-known characters: Arven, Cynthia, Ethan, Hop, Iono, Lillie, Marnie, Misty, N and Brock.
For fans of the anime and the games, it's one of the most "story-driven" sets of the Scarlet & Violet era: every card tells the story of a duo.
The exclusive card: Brock's Scouting
The real collecting draw is the special illustration rare (SAR) of the Supporter card Brock's Scouting, featuring Brock, the Pewter City Gym Leader. This version exists only in Simplified Chinese: it hasn't been printed in any other language. For a collector who follows Brock or wants truly unique pieces, that's reason enough to take an interest in this set.
We don't share pull rates: no official data has been published on the subject, and we'd rather not pass on estimates.
Booster and box formats
CSV10C comes in two booster sizes:
- 5-card booster, with one guaranteed Reverse or R-rarity-or-higher card;
- 20-card booster, with six guaranteed Reverse or R-rarity-or-higher cards.
Several products have been announced around these boosters:
- a coin set containing three 5-card boosters, a bonus card and a coin;
- a Team Rocket case with a Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex promo card, six 20-card boosters, a deck box, a playmat and 64 card sleeves;
- Lillie and N boxes, each with six 20-card boosters and accessories (deck box, card sleeves, coin, dice).
In our catalogue, you'll find the booster box and a three-pack from this set in the Chinese selection, among others. The exact contents of each item are listed on its product page; if in doubt, ask us.
Who is this set for?
- Team Rocket fans, who'll find a rare concentration of cards featuring the villains here.
- Collectors of exclusives, for the Brock's Scouting card.
- Anyone curious about the Chinese market who wants a complete set that's representative of the CSV range.
If Simplified Chinese is new to you, start with our guide Chinese Pokémon cards: official or counterfeit?. For another highly sought-after Chinese set, see also Terastal Gathering CSV9.5C.
Frequently asked questions
Is Chasing Glory Together an official set?
Yes. It's a Simplified Chinese set published for mainland China, released on 16 July 2026. It's neither a bootleg nor an unauthorised reprint.
Is it the same thing as Destined Rivals?
Not exactly. CSV10C includes a large part of Destined Rivals and Journey Together, but in a single list of 287 cards, plus a card exclusive to Simplified Chinese.
Can these cards be played in tournaments in Belgium or France?
No. Official European tournaments don't accept Chinese-language cards. This set is aimed first and foremost at collectors.
How do I order a CSV10C product from Rarix?
Add the product to your request list from our catalogue, or contact us: we'll get back to you with availability.