Hyperia City Chase Cards: Enchanted and Iconic Prices

All prices below are TCGplayer market prices from the October 25, 2026 daily file, two days after Hyperia City went on sale everywhere on October 23. We first priced the set on the October 21 file, when prerelease copies were the only supply, and kept those numbers in the table so you can see what the first retail weekend did. Almost everything got cheaper.

Hyperia City chase cards, ranked by price

Ravensburger calls the two Iconic cards "the rarest in the game", and the set has 242 printings in total, 18 of them Enchanted. Here's the whole chase list.

Chart: ShonenTCG. Source: TCGplayer market prices via tcgcsv.com, Hyperia City, October 25, 2026.

Add the 18 Enchanted together and a full set costs about $2,800, down from just under $3,000 on October 21. Seventeen of the 18 fell over the first retail weekend; Aurora was the only one to rise. The median Enchanted sits around $134, so most of them are a "one nice card" purchase rather than a grail. The Epic prints are the cheap end of the showcase slot: all 18 sell for under nine dollars.

The two Iconics: Mickey and Cinderella

Mickey Mouse, Best in Town is the Iconic Ravensburger showed first at D23, and now the most expensive card in the set. Nobody had sold one on TCGplayer by the October 21 file, when the cheapest listing asked $2,500.98. His first sales since then set a market price of $2,400.98 on October 25, and the cheapest listing dropped to $1,950.97. A price built on a few days of sales can move a lot, so we'd treat Mickey's number as a first read for another week or two.

Cinderella's Iconic was the only Hyperia City card in four figures on October 21, at $1,066.66, and sits at $1,035.72 now. Her Bespoke Design text reads "At the end of your turn, you may look at the top 2 cards of your deck", then puts one back and the other into your inkwell, which is ramp a Sapphire deck can use. You don't need the Iconic for that, though. Her regular Super Rare print has the same text and sells for under three dollars on the same file, so every dollar above that is for the art and the rarity.

Which Hyperia City Enchanted cards hold their price

Image credit: Disney and Ravensburger, card images via Lorcast (Hyperia City 236, 230, 229, 226, 225 and 238).

Ravensburger describes the Enchanted style as "dramatic after-dark lighting", and the top of the list leans on favorite faces. Ariel is first by a wide margin and barely moved in launch week. Her regular Legendary sells for under two dollars, so the Enchanted costs about 235 times as much for the art. Belle, second, follows the same pattern: a cheap Legendary and an Enchanted priced on the character.

Max Goof is the interesting one. His regular Legendary print is still the most expensive Legendary in the set at $11.98, down from $15.25 on October 21, and a regular rare only costs that much when players want copies. His text, "When you play this character, you may choose and discard a song card. If you do, draw 2 cards", fits the song decks the Coco cards push. If any Enchanted here gets support from players as well as collectors, our money is on his.

At the bottom, Un Poco Loco is the cheapest Enchanted. Four of the five Coco Enchanted sit in the lower half of the list. Remember Me, the film's song, is the exception, but it fell from fifth to seventh among the Enchanted after retail launch, losing about 17%, the biggest drop among the ten priciest. The steepest falls overall were Shere Khan and Thomas O'Malley, both down about a fifth. For now buyers are paying for long-time Disney favorites first and the new film second.

Hyperia City pull rates: how often a box hits

Ravensburger doesn't publish odds. The fan-run Lorcana Pull Rates Tracker, which notes that "Ravensburger does not announce pull rates", had 602 Hyperia City reports covering 20,536 packs by October 26. It uses the individually tracked sealed cases as its baseline, because those include every box, lucky or not: 66 Enchanted and 7 Iconic in 6,240 packs.

That works out to one Enchanted about every 95 packs and one Iconic about every 891. In a 24-pack booster box, the tracker gives a 22.52% chance of at least one Enchanted and a 2.66% chance of an Iconic. A sealed case of four boxes gets you to roughly two-in-three for an Enchanted.

The thread where the tracker's maintainer, u/Narzghal, posted early results reads like that math. u/CJX04 reported: "Opened a booster box today and got 3 epics, no enchanted." The other side exists too. u/Z-Tables wrote: "Been playing since first chapter and never pulled an enchanted. This set though my wife pulled the Cinderella iconic."

We ran the numbers with a short script, using average market prices by rarity on the October 25 file. The Enchanted, Epic and Legendary pulls you can expect from one box come to about $69. A box sells for $153.38, down from $159.75 on October 21. Credit the Iconic slot at the average of the two Iconic prices and it adds about $46 per box, which still leaves you near $116. Opening Hyperia City costs you money on average, and the averages hide how often you get no Enchanted at all.

The Illumiteers opened a full case on camera, which is a fair look at what a case-sized sample produces:

Cheaper ways to get the card you want

If you want an Enchanted for the art, buy that single. Even the top Enchanted costs a fraction of the boxes you'd expect to open before one shows up, and you choose which one you get.

If you want the card to play, buy the regular print. Enchanted cards have the same text as the base version, as our Enchanted cards explainer covers, and most Hyperia City Legendaries sell for a few dollars. Our guide to getting Lorcana cards cheap has the playset-buying habits that keep a deck under budget.

If you want to open something, the Illumineer's Trove is the gentler buy. Ravensburger lists "A full art box, 8 booster packs, 6 damage dice, and more", and it sold for $73.28 on the October 25 file. You get the opening, the dice and the box without paying booster-box money for odds that rarely land. Loose packs are the worst deal: the single pack market price, $10.41, is still far above a box's per-pack cost of about $6.39.

Our take

Into the Inkdark brings collector boosters next, so Hyperia City is the last main set where every chase card comes out of ordinary packs. We'd buy one Enchanted you love as a single rather than chase it through boxes. The first retail weekend already cut most prices, and a few days of sales is a thin base, so if you can wait a couple more weeks, do. If you pulled an Enchanted you won't keep, selling now is reasonable. Ariel stayed almost flat while retail boxes were being opened, which fits a card priced on love for the character. The cheaper half of the Enchanted fell further: a median drop of about 9%, against about 4% for the top half.

How we checked this: on October 22, 2026 we pulled TCGplayer market prices for every Hyperia City single and sealed product from the October 21 daily file on tcgcsv.com, and on October 26 we repulled every price from the October 25 file. We read card text on Lorcast, took dates and product contents from Ravensburger's Hyperia City page and press release, and copied the per-pack baseline from the Lorcana Pull Rates Tracker (first read October 22, reread October 26). The box value uses average market price per rarity. Header image: Disney and Ravensburger card art via Lorcast (Cinderella 242, Ariel 236, Belle 230, Mickey Mouse 241).

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