Iconic Cards: Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Best Cards

Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine best cards are among the most sought-after collector and competitive pulls the game has produced, and the full card list is now public. Set 13 became Core and Infinity Constructed legal on July 17, 2026 (prerelease day), with wide retail release following on July 24, bringing Monsters Inc, Up, and Turning Red into Lorcana for the first time, alongside returning updated characters from Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, Encanto, and the Mickey Mouse Gang, along with its vine and nature theme mechanic. With prerelease events starting July 17, the window for buying in early is narrow.

TL;DR: Attack of the Vine (Set 13) drops July 24, 2026. The two confirmed Iconic cards are Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel) and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire), both dual-ink cards marking the mechanic's return since Wilds Unknown. Enchanted prints from Sulley, Mike Wazowski, and Boo are the collector targets. The full card list is now public, but competitive singles pricing won't settle until after the first tournament results land post-launch. Prerelease sealed packs open July 17.

Which Attack of the Vine cards are worth pulling? (quick answer)

The best cards to target in Attack of the Vine fall into two categories: Iconic rarity cards for collectors, and Enchanted prints for players who want high-value singles with art that doesn't appear in standard packs. The two confirmed Iconics, Lilo & Stitch and Belle & Beast, are the headline collector pulls. Beyond those, Monsters Inc characters including Mike Wazowski, Sulley, and Boo carry the strongest Enchanted-tier demand heading into launch. Up characters Carl and Russell have built-in nostalgia value. Mei from Turning Red is the wildcard, as it marks the franchise's debut in Lorcana and debut characters have historically commanded premium prices in early trading.

For competitive pulls, the full card list is now public, which sharpens the picture even before launch-week tournament results arrive. Wilds Unknown's most competitively relevant singles stayed under $15 for most non-Iconic, non-Enchanted cards. Expect a similar spread in Set 13 unless the vine mechanic creates specific bottleneck pieces that everyone needs.

Key Takeaways

• Attack of the Vine is Lorcana Set 13, Core/Infinity legal July 17, 2026 (wide retail July 24).
• New franchise debuts: Monsters Inc, Up, and Turning Red, alongside returning updated characters from Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, Encanto, and the Mickey Mouse Gang.
• The two Iconic cards are confirmed: Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel) and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire), both dual-ink prints.
• Enchanted prints from debut franchise characters (Boo, Mei, Russell) carry highest speculative collector value.
• The full 207-card Attack of the Vine list, including every Epic, Enchanted, and Iconic card, is now public ahead of the July 17 prerelease.

The Iconic Rarity: Lilo & Stitch and Belle & Beast Revealed

Attack of the Vine's two Iconic cards are Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel) and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire). Every Lorcana set from Wilds Unknown forward has included two Iconic rarity cards, the rarest pull tier above Enchanted. Wilds Unknown's Iconics kept climbing past their early numbers: Merida, Formidable Archer sits at roughly $1,844 on TCGPlayer as of August 2026, and Buzz Lightyear, Jungle Ranger, which peaked closer to $4,500 shortly after launch, has settled to around $3,593. Both figures reflect a combination of character recognition, debut in the format, and genuine competitive relevance.

Attack of the Vine's own Iconics are showing the same scarcity now that the set has been live for a month. Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Iconic) sits at roughly $1,682 on TCGPlayer, and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Iconic) trades at roughly $2,164, with fewer than 20 copies listed for either card at any given time.

Both cards use vibrant, poster-style movie artwork, and both mark the return of the dual-ink card mechanic, cards that belong to two ink colors at once, which hasn't appeared since earlier in the game's run. That dual-ink status alone makes them notable beyond a standard single-color Iconic, since they can theoretically slot into either color's deck.

Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends pairs the beloved duo's playful adventures with Amber and Steel's aggressive, resilient identity. Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun captures their iconic ballroom dance in Ruby and Sapphire, colors built around removal and card draw. Both are locks for strong collector demand at launch given the character recognition and the novelty of the returning dual-ink treatment.

For how Mei Lee fits into competitive Ruby builds outside the Iconic slot, see the Attack of the Vine Turning Red Ruby deck guide.

The practical advice here: do not pre-buy sealed product hoping to pull a specific Iconic. The expected pull rate from Wilds Unknown was roughly one Iconic per case (six boxes), meaning the odds are firmly against pulling one from a single box. Buying the single directly, now that the full card list and Iconic reveals are public, is more efficient.

GODEEPER: For the full breakdown of Iconic rarity mechanics, pull rates from previous sets, and whether chasing an Iconic is ever mathematically sound, read our Lorcana Wilds Unknown Iconic Cards Complete Guide.

Enchanted Cards: The Collector Tier Below Iconic

Enchanted cards use the same inkwash foil and full Art Nouveau illustration treatment seen in Wilds Unknown, just at a lower rarity than Iconic. In Set 12, top Enchanted prints reached $30 to $80 depending on character and demand. That range held for competitive staples; cards with stronger nostalgia value pushed toward the higher end. Attack of the Vine's Enchanted market has run well above that precedent: as of August 2026, confirmed picks are trading anywhere from roughly $70 to over $400 on TCGPlayer depending on character, with the highest, Woody & Buzz Lightyear, Best Buddies, priced above $400.

For Attack of the Vine, the confirmed Enchanted tier includes prints from all three debut properties, plus the returning Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, Encanto, and Mickey Mouse Gang lineups. A few confirmed character picks collectors are already targeting:

Boo from Monsters Inc: Boo has enormous cross-demographic appeal, including from audiences who don't play the game. Cards featuring Boo in prior TCGs have historically carried outsized demand relative to their actual competitive impact. The Sulley & Boo, Scare Buddies Enchanted, a dual-ink Amber and Ruby team card with the new Combo Shift keyword, is one of the confirmed high-demand pulls in the set, trading at roughly $298 on TCGPlayer as of August 2026.

Mike Wazowski: Mike is visually distinctive and appeared in merchandising for decades. His confirmed Enchanted print, with the full Art Nouveau border treatment, is a strong seller at both collector and casual player level, currently priced around $169.

Carl and Russell (Up): The Up property carries emotional weight tied strongly to Ellie's memory throughout the film. Carl Fredricksen & Russell, Intrepid Explorers is confirmed as an Enchanted team card, and Set 13 leans directly into the Carl and Ellie relationship through supporting cards built around that bond, so any print referencing it is likely to trade above the average Enchanted price, and the market has borne that out at roughly $123.

Mei Lee (Turning Red): First appearances in Lorcana tend to be priced as collectibles before anyone knows how the card plays. Mei's confirmed debut gives the Enchanted version of her card an intrinsic collector premium regardless of competitive merit, and it's currently the most modestly priced of this group at roughly $86.

The Madrigal Family, Every Generation (Encanto): This confirmed Enchanted card depicts multiple generations of the Madrigal family in front of their Casita, rewarding a wide board of resting characters with statewide buffs. Encanto returning alongside three brand-new franchises gives it a built-in nostalgia audience distinct from the debut properties, and it's trading at roughly $71, the most accessible entry point among this group of confirmed Enchanted picks.

For reference on how Enchanted pricing develops in the weeks after a set launches, see our Disney Lorcana Wilds Unknown Best Cards to Pull guide, which tracked the Wilds Unknown Enchanted market from launch through the first month.

The Vine Mechanic and Competitive Card Targets

The Vine mechanic is now officially confirmed, not just implied by the set name. The Vine is a corrupting force that spawns Vineling character tokens and also turns classic Disney villains into Vineling cards printed as "Created by the Vine," including Ursula, Pete, Gaston, and Scar. Alongside the Vineling theme, Set 13 confirms several other new Shift variants worth targeting singles for: Temporary Shift, a keyword that lets a character shift onto a same-named card for reduced cost and bounce back to hand at end of turn with damage cleared (showcased by Turning Red's Ming Lee, Giant Red Panda and Meilin Lee, Popular Red Panda); Combo Shift, confirmed on Sulley & Boo, Scare Buddies, which lets the card shift onto a standalone Sulley, a standalone Boo, or one of each at once; and Duo Shift, confirmed on Mickey & Minnie Mouse, which requires two characters already in play to shift into their team card together. Morph, a returning card that can legally receive any Shift ability, is confirmed back in the set as well. Hunny, a new classification tied to Christopher Robin, Hunny Sage, lets Hunny-classified cards join a deck regardless of ink color, the first card ever to break Lorcana's two-ink deck-building rule.

For competitive players, the mechanic itself matters more than the character franchises. In Wilds Unknown, the Pixar debut mechanic was less important competitively than cards that fit cleanly into existing ink-color aggro and control shells. The same pattern looks likely here: the Vineling villain cards slot into removal-heavy Steel and Amethyst shells, Temporary Shift rewards decks that can protect a repeating threat through end of turn, and Hunny's competitive ceiling depends entirely on how efficient Christopher Robin himself turns out to be as a standalone card.

The ink colors confirmed for the debut franchises help narrow the picture: Monsters Inc's flagship team card, Sulley & Boo, is dual-ink Amber and Ruby, Up's flagship team card, Carl Fredricksen & Russell, lands in Emerald, and Turning Red lands in Ruby. Christopher Robin, Hunny Sage is dual-ink Amethyst/Sapphire.

The full 207-card set list and text are now public, though initial tournament results after the July 17 Constructed legalization will still be the real signal for which competitive singles matter most.

GODEEPER: Before committing to Attack of the Vine singles, check where the format stands coming in. Our Disney Lorcana Wilds Unknown Best Decks and Meta Guide covers the current top archetypes and which shell types are best positioned to absorb new pieces from Set 13.

How to Buy In: Singles vs Sealed Product

The buy-in decision for a new Lorcana set comes down to your goal.

For collectors chasing Iconics: Sealed product is rarely efficient. At one Iconic per case odds, you'd expect to open four to six boxes per Iconic. For a full breakdown of Iconic pull rate estimates and the most efficient acquisition strategy, see the Disney Lorcana Iconic rarity guide. A full case (six booster boxes) runs around $826 on TCGPlayer as of August 2026, close to the low end of the expected sealed cost per Iconic pull at average odds, not accounting for the value of other cards opened. With the actual singles now trading at roughly $1,682 for Lilo & Stitch and $2,164 for Belle & Beast, buying the specific single you want directly is still the safer route unless you're happy with either Iconic, since a case gives no guarantee of which of the two you'll open.

For collectors targeting Enchanted prints: Sealed product makes more sense here since the pull rate is meaningfully higher than Iconic. A booster box has a realistic chance of containing one or two Enchanted cards. If you're buying boxes for the play experience and happy to keep whatever you open, the Enchanted cards are a solid chance pull. For specific character targets, singles are still the safer route.

For competitive players: Buy singles after the first major tournament results. The first week of a new Lorcana set sees significant price movement as the market discovers which cards are actually relevant versus which ones looked good on paper. Patience here is genuinely profitable.

For prerelease players: The July 17 prerelease is Sealed format, six packs per player. This is the best way to get your hands on Set 13 cards before anyone else without buying cases. You keep everything you open. Given that Attack of the Vine features franchise debuts, there's a reasonable chance your local event sells out, so register early through your store's event page.

Details on how to prepare for the sealed event format are covered in the Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Prerelease Guide, including how to build a two-ink sealed deck and what to do if you open a rare you can't use.

Related Reading

• Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Set 13 Preview: Covers confirmed release dates, the three debut properties, and how Set 13 enters Core Constructed format.
• Disney Lorcana Enchanted Cards Full Collector Guide: How to identify Enchanted prints, what inkwash foil looks like in hand, and how Enchanted prices behave over the life of a set.
• Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Ink Colors Guide: How Monsters Inc, Up, and Turning Red land in specific inks and why that shifts which two-color decks are strongest in Set 13.
• Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine: Complete Set 13 Guide: Full product breakdown, format impact, and what the new IP additions mean for both Core and Infinity.
• Lorcana Attack of the Vine Enchanted Cards Guide 2026: Pull rates, which characters are confirmed or expected as Enchanted, and the collector strategy for Set 13.
• Attack of the Vine Print Run: How Many Packs to Open: Pack math for each buyer type, Iconic and Enchanted odds, and how many displays you realistically need to complete the set.
• Disney Lorcana Emerald Aggro Upgrade Guide for Attack of the Vine: Which Monsters Inc singles to add to your existing Amber/Emerald Aggro shell and what to cut.
• Lorcana Attack of the Vine: Temporary Shift and Hunny Guide: Full rules breakdown for the two confirmed new mechanics, including deckbuilding interactions.
• Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Week 1 Meta Report: launch-week community signals and which new IP cards are already showing up in competitive play.
• Attack of the Vine Buy Hold Sell: Week 1 Price Guide: Iconic and Enchanted singles verdicts for week 1 of Set 13 trading, with specific buy/hold/sell calls.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine release? Attack of the Vine (Set 13) became legal for Core and Infinity Constructed play on July 17, 2026, prerelease day. Wide retail release, when the set is broadly available beyond local game store prerelease events, follows on July 24, 2026. Booster boxes, starter decks, and draft packs are available from July 24 onward.

Which characters are expected in Attack of the Vine? New franchise debuts are Monsters Inc, Up, and Turning Red, alongside returning updated characters from Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, Encanto, and the Mickey Mouse Gang. Confirmed characters from the debut themes include Mike Wazowski, Sulley, and Boo from Monsters Inc; Carl and Russell from Up; and Mei from Turning Red.

How many Iconic cards does each Lorcana set have? Wilds Unknown (Set 12) had two Iconic cards: Merida and Buzz Lightyear. Attack of the Vine also has two, both officially revealed: Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel) and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire), marking the return of dual-ink cards.

What are Enchanted cards in Disney Lorcana? Enchanted cards are alternate-art versions of existing cards with full Art Nouveau illustration treatment, gold foil borders, and an inkwash foil effect on the art itself. They are rarer than standard foil cards and significantly rarer than standard prints. In Wilds Unknown, top Enchanted cards reached $30 to $80 depending on character and competitive playability.

Should I buy Attack of the Vine booster boxes before the release? The full card list and every Iconic and Enchanted reveal are now public. Set 13 product prices typically stabilize in the week after wide release once the market has absorbed initial supply, so targeting specific singles after launch usually gives better value than pulling for a specific card.

Will Attack of the Vine cards be legal in Core Constructed? Yes. Set 13 entered Core and Infinity Constructed on July 17, 2026, prerelease day, the same day rotation removed Sets 5-8 from Core. It joins Wilds Unknown and other recent sets in the Core window and did not wait for the July 24 wide retail release to become tournament-legal.

Are prerelease cards legal for tournament play? Yes. Cards opened at July 17 prerelease events are legal for Core and Infinity Constructed play that same day, July 17, 2026, not the later July 24 wide retail date. Prerelease itself is played in Sealed format using only what you open that day.

References

• Disney Lorcana Official Site: official source for set announcements, product details, and tournament dates.
• TCGPlayer Disney Lorcana Marketplace: current market pricing for singles, Enchanted prints, and Iconic cards across all sets.
• LorcanaPlayer.com: community resource tracking release dates and set information.