Tales as old as time, we love Disney movies first before a Lorcana player. While Lorcana cards introduce many alternate, exciting, and refreshing artworks and themes, some of its most memorable cards beautifully recapture iconic moments from classic Disney films.
These cards not only evoke nostalgia but also highlight the timeless charm that made us fall in love with Disney in the first place. That’s why we’re counting down the top 10 classic Disney moments found in the best Lorcana cards. Many of these moments appear in The First Chapter set, making it a standout and valuable collection for any Lorcana enthusiast.
10. The Beast is Mine! – The First Chapter (Uncommon)
Illustrated by Matthew Robert Davies, this card reimagines one of the most pivotal moments in Beauty and the Beast—when Gaston reveals the Beast using the magic mirror and incites the villagers to storm the castle. Davies captures the dramatic tension of the scene, portraying Gaston’s manipulation and the villagers’ fear with impressive intensity. The artwork stays faithful to the original animation, making it instantly recognizable while adding new visual flair. As part of The First Chapter, the card becomes more than just a collectible—it’s a tribute to one of the most memorable turning points in Disney history.
9. Hakuna Matata – The First Chapter (Common)
The Lion King is filled with iconic scenes, but few are as universally beloved as the carefree moment of Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa singing “Hakuna Matata.” The card, illustrated by Juan Diego León, beautifully captures the trio walking across the log bridge and waterfall backdrop. It encapsulates the spirit of friendship, growth, and the joy of letting go of the past. Despite being a common card, its nostalgic power makes it a standout in The First Chapter.
8. Blue Fairy – Rewarding Good Deeds – Rise of the Floodborn (Uncommon)
Kiersten Hale’s illustration brings to life a treasured moment from Pinocchio: the Blue Fairy singing “When You Wish Upon a Star” and granting Geppetto’s wish. While the scene is not replicated exactly, the reimagined artwork radiates hope and wonder. The Blue Fairy’s presence remains graceful and magical, a symbol of dreams fulfilled through kindness and courage. This uncommon card stands as a heartfelt homage to one of Disney’s most enduring messages.
7. Second Star to the Right – Ursula’s Return (Enchanted)
This Enchanted card, illustrated by Saulo Nate, captures the magical journey to Neverland as Peter Pan leads Wendy and her brothers past the iconic Big Ben. The dreamy, ethereal lighting evokes the limitless wonder of childhood imagination. Nate enhances the fantasy by rendering the scene with starry hues and sweeping clouds, giving it a celestial quality. As part of the Ursula’s Return set, it’s one of the most visually poetic cards in Lorcana.
6. Seldom All They Seem – Ursula’s Return (Common)
Despite its common rarity, Seldom All They Seem is one of the most artistically thoughtful cards in the Ursula’s Return set. Rachel Elese cleverly combines two moments from Sleeping Beauty—Aurora dancing with woodland animals and later with the prince. The dual imagery is reflected in a pool of water, showing Aurora in different gowns and moods. This subtle twist adds emotional depth and a sense of duality that perfectly fits the card’s title.
5. Reflection – The First Chapter (Uncommon)
This card honors Mulan’s emotional journey of identity and self-discovery. The artwork captures the quiet, contemplative moment when Mulan gazes at her reflection, questioning who she truly is. The soft purple colors and soft brushwork add a meditative tone, drawing players into her internal struggle. As an uncommon card, it may be overlooked, but its message remains universally resonant.
4. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo – Rise of the Floodborn (Rare)
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo brings the magic of Cinderella’s transformation to life in vivid detail. The card, rich in color and sparkles, shows the Fairy Godmother mid-spell, with swirling light surrounding Cinderella. This rare card captures the delight and surprise of seeing dreams come true in an instant. It’s a quintessential Disney moment, beautifully realized in Lorcana form.
3. Mickey Mouse – Steamboat Pilot – The First Chapter (Common)
The Steamboat Pilot card marks the beginning of Disney history—Mickey’s first ever appearance in Steamboat Willie. Juan Diego León preserves the classic black-and-white style of Mickey while adding color to the background to emphasize his timeless charm. Though common, the card’s historical significance gives it special weight among collectors. Being part of The First Chapter makes it a foundational piece in any Lorcana collection.
2. Ariel – Singing Mermaid – Ursula’s Return (Rare)
This card captures Ariel’s longing in one of Disney’s most iconic musical moments—singing “Part of Your World.” Matthew Robert Davies’s illustration shows Ariel perched on a rock as waves crash dramatically around her. The scene glows with energy and emotion, bringing out both her desire and defiance. As a rare card in Ursula’s Return, it adds emotional resonance and cinematic flair to the set.
1. A Whole New World – The First Chapter (Super Rare)
Koni’s take on the Aladdin classic “A Whole New World” is nothing short of breathtaking. Instead of focusing closely on the characters, this artwork offers a wide-angle view, showing the couple flying over Agrabah beneath a giant moon and vibrant fireworks. The card evokes wonder, freedom, and romance all at once. As a super rare in The First Chapter, it’s one of the most prized and visually stunning cards in the entire Lorcana series.
As Lorcana continues to grow, there’s hope that future sets will include even more cards that capture the timeless magic of classic Disney movie moments. With so many unforgettable scenes still untouched, it would be exciting to see them brought to life with higher rarities that reflect their emotional and cinematic impact.
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