Disney Lorcana's rarity ladder tops out at Iconic, and Hyperia City, the game's Coco-themed fourteenth set, adds exactly two cards at that tier. That scarcity makes Mickey Mouse - Best in Town and Cinderella - Unintentional Icon the realistic top chase targets for anyone opening this set.
A separate, newer rarity called Illustrious has also been getting attention online, with reports of a 23-copy print run per card. That rarity is real, but it belongs to Into the Inkdark, the set releasing after Hyperia City, not to Hyperia City itself.
Keeping those two facts straight matters for anyone budgeting a Hyperia City box around the idea of pulling a numbered, serialized card. This guide covers what Hyperia City's rarity structure actually contains and how to protect a genuine top-tier pull once it happens.
Start with a quick refresher on how Lorcana's rarities stack up against each other.
Standard Lorcana rarities run Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, and Legendary, each appearing at predictable rates across a booster box. Above those sit two collector-focused tiers, Enchanted and Iconic, both pulled far less often than anything in the standard run.
Iconic sits above Enchanted as the rarest tier a standard Hyperia City booster can produce, which is why only a small handful of cards get that treatment per set.
Iconic cards use full-card artwork rather than a bordered frame, paired with a lore-star foil pattern and 3D hot stamping that Enchanted cards don't carry. Ravensburger has described Iconic as the rarest standard rarity in the entire game, not just in a single set.
That combination of visual treatment and scarcity is why Iconic pulls tend to carry the strongest resale interest of anything a Hyperia City booster box can produce.
Mickey Mouse - Best in Town and Cinderella - Unintentional Icon are the only two confirmed Iconic printings in the set. Both lean into Hyperia City's urban, music-driven setting rather than either character's more classic film imagery.
Two Iconic cards is a small number even by Lorcana's usual standards, which keeps both firmly at the top of this set's want list regardless of how the rest of the checklist shakes out.
Miguel Rivera - Street Musician and Pepita - Imelda's Right Hand both print at the Enchanted tier, giving Coco collectors a realistic secondary chase below the two Iconics. Pepita's version carries full-bleed alternate art from illustrator Alice Pisoni.
Enchanted cards appear more often than Iconics across a full booster box, which makes them the more attainable of the two top-end tiers for most collectors actually opening packs.
Hyperia City does not include any serialized or numbered chase cards. The Illustrious rarity, reported at 23 copies per card by outlets covering Ravensburger's own reveal coverage, is confirmed to debut specifically with Into the Inkdark's Collector Boosters rather than with this set.
That distinction is worth repeating since the two sets released so close together on the calendar, and it's an easy mix-up for anyone skimming secondary-market listings rather than reading set-specific coverage directly.
With only two Iconic printings across the entire set, pulling either one from a single booster box is genuinely rare rather than a reasonable expectation. Early market trackers already show Hyperia City product trading above suggested retail before release, which only adds to the incentive to protect a top pull immediately.
A card worth that much attention should go straight into a rigid EVORETRO Toploader the moment it's pulled, well before it's sleeved for long-term binder storage.
Two: Mickey Mouse - Best in Town and Cinderella - Unintentional Icon.
No, the serialized Illustrious rarity is confirmed for Into the Inkdark instead, reported at 23 copies per card by outlets covering Ravensburger's reveal, a figure that applies to the next set, not Hyperia City.
Iconic cards use full-card art, a lore-star foil pattern, and 3D hot stamping, sitting above Enchanted as the game's rarest standard tier.
Miguel Rivera - Street Musician and Pepita - Imelda's Right Hand, among others.
Whether it's an Iconic, an Enchanted, or just a sharp common pull worth protecting, getting a card into rigid protection within minutes of opening the pack matters more than the rarity tier printed on it. A EVORETRO Magnetic PSA Card Case is worth having ready for anything headed toward grading later.
Hyperia City's top-end scarcity is real even without a serialized rarity attached to it, and treating a top pull that way from the first minute is the simplest way to keep its condition intact.
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