Disney Lorcana Hyperia City, the game’s 14th set, brings Illumineers into a music-filled metropolis when it releases on October 23, 2026, with prerelease events starting October 16. Pixar’s Coco makes its long-awaited debut alongside Big Hero 6, while classic heroes return as street performers, party hosts and corporate bosses.
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The set is packed with songs, Locations and discard-pile tricks, plus two new Iconic cards that collectors are already chasing. Here are the 10 most exciting new cards so far, counted down from the least impactful to the very best.
10. Belle’s City Guide
Belle’s City Guide is a low-cost item that smooths out location plays and questing setups, a natural fit for a set built around its many city Locations. It is more of a sleeper than a headliner, but control and midrange players will want to test it once Hyperia City’s location strategies take shape.
9. Miguel Rivera, Street Musician
Coco finally makes its Lorcana debut, and this cheap Amber Miguel brings early lore and music synergy that slots neatly into song-focused decks. His bright, energetic artwork and huge fan following make him a card plenty of collectors will want a full playset of.
8. Hector Rivera, Street Musician
For just 1 ink, Hector has Singer 2, letting Ruby players sing 2-cost songs as early as turn two. His Strike A Chord ability also puts the top card of your deck into your discard when he enters, feeding the discard-pile strategies that run through this set.
7. Pepita, Watchful Alebrije
This 2-cost Amethyst spirit guide has 2 Strength, 3 Willpower and Challenger +2, so she swings as a 4-Strength attacker whenever she challenges. That lets her trade up into pricier threats early, making her one of the best cheap board control tools in the set.
6. Don Karnage, Debonair Pirate
Don Karnage comes with Shift 4 and deals 1 damage to every opposing character the moment he enters, ignoring Resist. While he is exerted, his So Suave ability gives each damaged enemy character -1 lore, turning him into a lore-lock threat that Emerald players will love.
5. Mickey Mouse, Best in Town
Disney’s mascot arrives as a 1-cost Amber character with 4 Willpower who can’t challenge and must quest each turn, giving you a steady stream of early lore. His Hot Dog! ability hands every player an ink drop at the end of their turn while he is exerted, and as one of the set’s two Iconic cards, he is also among the biggest collector chases in Hyperia City.
4. Shere Khan, Khan Industries CEO
The Jungle Book’s tiger becomes a 4-cost, 4-Strength Steel villain whose New Incentive ability lets a chosen character challenge ready characters that turn. His Corner The Market ability then earns you an ink drop once per turn whenever another friendly character banishes an enemy in a challenge, making him the centerpiece of aggressive Steel decks.
3. Tiana, Party Hostess
Tiana has Shift 5, and when you play her, her Ideal Venue ability draws two cards and discards one. If you discard a Location this way, you can play it from your discard for free, creating huge tempo swings in a set packed with city Locations.
2. Cinderella, Unintentional Icon
This 7-cost Sapphire princess has Shift 5, 4 Strength and 6 Willpower, and she quests for a massive 3 lore. Her Bespoke Design ability filters your top two cards at the end of your turn and ramps one into your inkwell, and as the set’s other Iconic card, she pairs top-tier play value with serious collector appeal.
1. Powerline, Megastar
A Goofy Movie’s pop icon takes the top spot as a 6-cost Amber character with Singer 9, 4 Strength and 6 Willpower. Backup Singers returns a Singer character from your discard to your hand whenever you play a song, and Perfect Harmony gives him +1 lore for every other Singer you control, so he can end games in a single quest.
Disney Lorcana Hyperia City is built around ink drops, single-use counters that let players break the one-ink-per-turn limit and set up huge tempo swings. Every ink color can make them, and payoff cards like Jousting Match and Madam Mim, Resourceful Trickster turn each drop into far more than a single ink. The new Adventurous keyword adds another twist, transforming Mickey Mouse, Best in Town into an ink drop engine that keeps questing every turn. Add Coco’s discard-pile tricks and a lineup of powerful Singers, and Hyperia City gives every Illumineer a fresh reason to rebuild their decks on October 23.
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