China: Zoroark and Garchomp Accessories for the Autumn Tournament

On 24 October 2026, China kicks off the Pokémon Card Autumn Competition, one of the biggest tournaments in the country. It comes with a limited accessory line featuring Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu that is only sold on site.

The tournament

  • Dates: 24 October to 8 November 2026
  • More than 20 tournaments in many Chinese cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Wuhan
  • Up to 400 players per tournament

The accessory line and its prices

A flagship store on site sells the line. The artwork shows Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu in front of orange stripes, plus the tournament logo with “2026”. The euro values are the source's conversion.

  • Card sleeves: 40 yuan (approx. €5.40)
  • Deck box: 30 yuan (approx. €4.00)
  • Accessory box: 20 yuan (approx. €2.70)
  • Fridge magnet: 49 yuan (approx. €6.60)
  • Storage pouch: 69 yuan (approx. €9.30)
Card sleeves with Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu, Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The card sleeves for 40 yuan.
Deck box with Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu, Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The deck box for 30 yuan.
Accessory box with Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu, Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The accessory box for 20 yuan.
Fridge magnet with Zoroark, Garchomp and Pikachu, Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The fridge magnet for 49 yuan.
Storage pouches, Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The storage pouches for 69 yuan.

What participants get

  • Promo booster pack: one random card out of 80, each with an exclusive “Promo” stamp. With luck you get a rare reverse holo version with a Poké Ball or Master Ball pattern.
  • Prizes: commemorative badges, card sleeves, caps and bags
  • The top players receive holographic trophy cards and an exclusive playmat stamped with their placement.
Promo booster pack of the Pokémon Card Autumn Competition 2026 China
The promo booster pack with one card out of 80.

What does this mean for collectors in Europe?

The line is only available on site and only during the tournaments. The source does not mention any official sale outside China. Anyone who wants a piece has to rely on importers and the secondary market, and prices there are usually well above the 20 to 69 yuan charged on site.

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Source: PokeZentrum, 14 October 2026. Product images from the source, euro values converted there.

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