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Unova Pokemon in Simplified Chinese: characters and counts

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CardSpicy (cardspicy.com) counts the Simplified Chinese Pokémon cards it tracks for the Unova region, character by character, and how many of them carry a PSA 10 price.

Unova characters hold 9 tracked Simplified Chinese cards on this site across 2 characters. 2 of those characters have at least one card with a PSA 10 price. The cards come chiefly from CBB3, Promo, CS4b. The table lists every character we track from the region, most tracked cards first.

Unova is the fifth region, from Victini to Genesect. Chinese printings for the region are thinner than for the early regions, and several of its characters have one tracked card.

Cards for Unova reach the Simplified Chinese line across 3 set codes we track. CBB3 carries the largest share with 7 cards, followed by Promo with 1 card and CS4b with 1 card. Chandelure alone accounts for 8 of the 9 cards and Zoroark adds 1.

National Pokedex Character Cards we track With a PSA 10 price
#609 Chandelure 8 8
#571 Zoroark 1 1

This page is a checklist as much as a count: a character appears only when the Chinese line has printed it, so the table doubles as a quick answer to whether a character exists in Simplified Chinese at all. Characters printed in other languages are outside this view.

Counts are the cards we track, not the printed population of a set. Where a character appears in several treatments inside one set, each treatment is counted on its own row on the character’s page. Set codes are shown the way the release timeline shows them, so one code covers all parts of a set.

Frequently asked questions

How many Unova characters have Chinese cards?

We track 2 Unova characters with Simplified Chinese printings, holding 9 cards between them. Chandelure is the most tracked with 8 cards.

Do Unova cards have PSA 10 prices on this site?

Every Unova character we track has at least one card with a PSA 10 price.

Which sets carry Unova characters?

The main sources are CBB3, Promo, CS4b. Chinese sets mix characters from several regions, so a region page is a view over the whole line rather than a list of sets.

Sources

List of sources used
  1. PokeAPI, National Pokedex numbers, retrieved October 2026
  2. Site card records for Simplified Chinese lanes, current as of October 2026

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