Description
Buy the Chinese Awards Round Slim Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open the Simplified Chinese set 嘉奖回合, also translated as Reward Round. Pokémon China released it on 18 July 2025, with the coin-collecting Pokémon Gholdengo ex as its headline card.
What’s in the Chinese Awards Round Slim Booster Box
- 15 sealed Awards Round slim packs
- 5 cards per pack, 75 cards in total
- 1 foil card in every pack
- Simplified Chinese-language cards
Pokémon China’s Awards Round announcement confirms the 5-card pack and its foil, and the 15-pack box size matches specialist importers’ listings.
Set Highlights
Gholdengo ex, which evolves from Gimmighoul, draws you extra cards and turns discarded basic Energy into damage, and an ultra rare (UR) version shown on a shimmering gold background is one of the set’s showpieces. Pokémon China also highlights Pidgeot ex, whose Ability fetches any card from your deck each turn, plus special illustration versions of Pidgey, Pidgeotto and Pidgeot ex by the same illustrator. New TM Tool cards give deck builders more options, letting a Pokémon borrow the attack printed on the card for a turn.
Slim Packs or Fat Packs?
Slim packs are the 5-card format, so the Chinese Awards Round Slim Booster Box gives you 15 separate openings. If you’d rather open bigger 20-card packs with six foils each, our Awards Round fat booster box is the alternative. Both are printed for the mainland China market and make a distinctive addition to a Scarlet & Violet era collection. Slim boxes are also handy for sharing: hand a few packs to friends and open them together.
Buy the Chinese Awards Round Slim Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Factory sealed, packed and posted from Doncaster. See more Chinese booster boxes, Chinese booster packs, our Chinese Pokémon cards and the full Chinese range.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Chinese Awards Round Slim Booster Box?
Fifteen 5-card packs, each with one foil card.
When was Awards Round released?
It went on sale in mainland China on 18 July 2025.
Is Awards Round the same as Reward Round?
Yes, both are translations of the Simplified Chinese set name 嘉奖回合.
