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Disney Lorcana Hyperia City (Set 14): Release Date, Contents & Pre-Order Guide (Australia)
By Grailborne
Disney Lorcana · Buying guide
HYPERIA CITY SET 14
Disney Lorcana’s 14th set brings Pixar’s Coco and Big Hero 6 into the game for the first time, landing in Australia on 23 October 2026. All three sealed formats are live for pre-order at Grailborne right now, with real prices and stock read straight from the catalogue — here is what is inside, what it costs per pack, and why franchise-debut sets are the ones worth locking in early.
Hyperia City (Set 14) — Coco and Big Hero 6 join Disney Lorcana for the first time
Hyperia City is Disney Lorcana’s 14th main set, an urban fantasy setting Ravensburger is calling “metro meets fantasy” — heroes, princesses and the occasional wizard reimagined for the streets of a neon city. Two franchises join the game for the first time: Coco arrives with Miguel Rivera, Hector Rivera, Pepita the alebrije and the song card Un Poco Loco, while Big Hero 6 debuts through Honey Lemon’s Lab and a Baymax-led starter deck. A new one-time-use mechanic, ink drops, joins the game alongside classic Disney characters reimagined for the city — Minnie Mouse “Urban Visionary” and Donald Duck “Taxi Driver” among them.
Pre-order status
All three Hyperia City sealed formats below are open for pre-order at Grailborne, with live prices and stock read from the catalogue at the time this guide was built. The set releases in Australia on 23 October 2026 (prerelease events run from 16 October), the same global date as the US/English release. Pre-ordered stock ships the moment Grailborne’s allocation arrives — free shipping applies over A$350.
Dice, dividers, storage box and lore counter included
Live Grailborne pre-order prices, read at build time. Per-pack figures are the live price divided by the sealed booster packs inside, in Australian dollars. All three formats release 23 October 2026.
What the market is telling us
Pull difficulty × popularity
There is no secondary market for Hyperia City yet — it has not released anywhere in the world, so every card in it is still sealed in a factory box. That is the opportunity: every collector buying in now is buying at the ground floor, before pull rates are confirmed and before the market has had a chance to price Coco and Big Hero 6 demand. The value framework still applies once cards start circulating — value = pull difficulty × character popularity — and Hyperia City is set up to score well on both: an Iconic-rarity chase card (Lorcana’s rarest tier) headlined by Mickey Mouse himself, and two debut franchises with existing, loyal fanbases.
What the last set did
Disney Lorcana “Attack of the Vine!” (Set 13) released 24 July 2026 and its Grailborne booster box allocation sold through completely — the sleeved boosters are still the way in today. Hyperia City is the very next set on the calendar, and pre-ordering now is the way to avoid waiting on a restock the way Set 13 buyers currently are.
Lorcana has grown into one of the biggest trading card games in the world since its 2023 launch, and Ravensburger has kept a consistent release cadence of a new main set roughly every three months. Franchise-debut sets carry extra pull: Coco is a beloved, Oscar-winning Pixar film with a built-in fanbase that has never had Lorcana cards to chase before, and Big Hero 6 brings the same first-time appeal. That combination of a fresh IP and an Iconic-rarity headline card is exactly the setup that has driven strong opening demand on prior Lorcana sets.
The Grailborne Take
Editorial rating · not financial advice
80/100
Grailborne Index
A franchise-debut set at ground-floor pricing — the easiest pre-order call of the quarter.
Investment-hold rating — weighs set scarcity, character demand, comparables & retail-vs-secondary spread.
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Two brand-new franchises (Coco and Big Hero 6) join Lorcana in one set, each with a built-in fanbase that has never had Lorcana cards to chase before — that is a structural demand driver, not hype.
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The confirmed headline chase, Mickey Mouse “Best in Town”, sits in Lorcana’s rarest Iconic tier, above Enchanted — the kind of card that anchors a set’s long-term chase list.
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All three formats are live for pre-order today with real Grailborne stock, and the previous set (Attack of the Vine) already sold through its own allocation — the lesson from Set 13 is to lock in early rather than wait for a restock.
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How to hold it well: the booster box is the sharpest per-pack rate for volume, and the Illumineer's Trove is the smartest first buy if you are new to Lorcana, since the dice, dividers and storage box mean you are set up to organise the collection from day one.
Practically: if you already collect Lorcana, the booster box at the best per-pack rate is the straightforward call, and the case is there if you want to secure volume at scale before the set is even on shelves. If Hyperia City is your entry point into the game because of Coco or Big Hero 6, the Illumineer's Trove is built for exactly that — 96 cards across 8 packs plus the dice, dividers and storage box to keep the collection organised from the first pull. Whichever format you choose, sealed boxes and packs hold up best stored flat, out of direct sunlight and away from humidity — the same care that keeps any sealed TCG product mint. Every pre-order here ships the moment Grailborne’s allocation lands on the 23 October street date.
Grailborne’s mission: as always, Grailborne strives to get the newest Disney Lorcana sets into the hands of collectors, investors and rippers — securing inventory in high volumes from the secondary market so there’s always something available for everyone.
Grailborne Index is our own editorial rating, not financial advice. Figures cite indicative sealed-market prices; collectibles can fall as well as rise. Do your own research and buy what you enjoy.
Frequently asked questions
Release · chase · hold thesis
When does Hyperia City actually release in Australia, and can I get it early?+
Retail release is 23 October 2026, the same global date as the US/English release. Local-store prerelease events run from 16 October 2026, a week ahead of the street date. Grailborne’s pre-orders ship the moment our allocation arrives on release day — there is no separate AU delay to factor in.
What is the confirmed chase card in Hyperia City?+
Mickey Mouse “Best in Town”, numbered 241 against a 204-card main set, in Lorcana’s Iconic rarity — the tier that sits above Enchanted and is the rarest in the game. The full Epic and Enchanted chase list has not been published yet, but confirmed named cards also include Miguel Rivera and Hector Rivera (Coco), Honey Lemon's Lab and a Baymax starter deck (Big Hero 6), and urban reimaginings of Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck.
Booster box or the Illumineer’s Trove — which is the smarter buy?+
The booster box wins on pure cost per pack: 24 packs at the sharpest rate of the three formats. The Trove costs more per pack but bundles 8 packs with 6 ink-themed dice, 6 card dividers, a spin-dial lore counter and a full-art storage box, so it is the stronger first purchase if you are new to Lorcana or want a self-contained starter kit rather than loose packs.
Is it worth holding Hyperia City sealed rather than opening it at prerelease?+
The case for holding is unusually clean here: it is a franchise-debut set (Coco and Big Hero 6, both first appearances) with a confirmed Iconic-rarity headline card, and the set immediately before it on the calendar, Attack of the Vine, already sold out its Grailborne allocation within its release window. Buying sealed now, before the market has priced pull rates or chase demand, is the ground-floor version of that same trade. If you are opening to play, the booster box is still the most efficient way to build a card pool.
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