Disney Lorcana is bringing an entirely new franchise into the game for the first time. Ravensburger's own official Disney Lorcana product page confirms Set 14, Hyperia City, with prerelease events at participating local game stores on October 16, 2026, and full nationwide release following on October 23. This marks the first time Coco has appeared in Disney Lorcana, arriving with its own dedicated set rather than a handful of scattered cards.
This is the third Lorcana guide on this site, following coverage of Attack of the Vine and the Illumineer's Quest: The Great Hunny Rescue co-op set, and it's the first to cover a set built entirely around a single new franchise debut rather than an existing Lorcana storyline beat.
Here is what Ravensburger has confirmed so far, what the previewed cards suggest about the set's direction, and how to get ready for prerelease before mid-October arrives.
Ravensburger's official Disney Lorcana product page confirms the following:
The set's tagline, Drop in for a Beat, reinforces the musical framing Ravensburger has built the whole release around, a notable shift from the more classic fantasy settings earlier Lorcana sets have leaned on.
Ravensburger has revealed three cards so far directly through its official product page: Miguel Rivera - Street Musician, Hector Rivera - Street Musician, and a card called Un Poco Loco, named after the film's signature song. Miguel's card art shows him still strumming his great-great-grandfather's iconic guitar, a direct visual callback to the film's central plot device, while Hector's card brings the film's other lead musician into the game as a companion piece.
Naming a card directly after Un Poco Loco, rather than a character, is a detail worth noting for Lorcana players who track how the game translates film songs and set pieces into card effects, since it suggests the set may lean on musical numbers as thematic touchstones beyond just character cards.
Hyperia City isn't an isolated pick. According to trade press coverage of Ravensburger's own Lorecast reveal, Hyperia City continues a run of Pixar-themed sets that includes Wilds Unknown, which brought in Toy Story and The Incredibles characters. That same reveal also confirmed the first 2027 set will be themed around Onward, meaning four Lorcana sets in a row will have been built around or led by Pixar films by the time Hyperia City's immediate successor arrives.
That pattern is worth knowing for collectors trying to anticipate future set themes, since it signals Ravensburger is currently favoring Pixar's back catalog over classic Disney animation for its newest sets.
Beyond the three previewed cards, Ravensburger hasn't released a full checklist, box configuration, or pricing for Hyperia City as of this writing. The set is also expected to launch shortly after a Lorcana set rotation following Attack of the Vine, which trade press coverage suggests could have a real impact on the competitive meta as older sets rotate out. Collectors should treat any checklist or mechanic claims beyond the three officially revealed cards as unconfirmed until Ravensburger's own channels post further details.
Disney Lorcana runs on a Core Constructed format that periodically rotates older sets out of standard competitive play, and trade press coverage of Ravensburger's own reveal notes that Hyperia City is expected to launch shortly after the rotation following Attack of the Vine. That timing means Hyperia City won't just be introducing Coco to the game, it will also be one of the first sets players build around once older cards roll out of the standard pool.
For collectors who care mainly about the Coco franchise debut rather than competitive play, the rotation timing matters less directly, but it does help explain why Ravensburger picked this particular window for Hyperia City rather than slotting it in earlier in the year. A new franchise launching alongside a fresh competitive format tends to draw more attention from both collectors and competitive players at once, which is worth knowing if you're trying to gauge how much early demand to expect at prerelease.
With roughly three months between now and prerelease weekend, the practical prep work is straightforward: having sleeves, holders, and display cases ready ahead of time avoids a scramble once booster boxes start showing up at local game stores. A booster box display case keeps a sealed Hyperia City box protected and visible if you're planning to hold onto it unopened, which is a common approach for a set marking a brand-new franchise's TCG debut.
Once packs are open, a one-touch magnetic holder is the right call for any of the previewed character cards that turn out to be rare pulls, while standard inner sleeves protect the rest of a growing Coco-themed collection before it goes into a binder or deck box.
Prerelease is October 16, 2026 at participating local game stores, with full nationwide release following October 23.
Coco, appearing in Disney Lorcana for the first time with its own dedicated Set 14.
Three: Miguel Rivera - Street Musician, Hector Rivera - Street Musician, and Un Poco Loco.
No. Ravensburger has only confirmed the three previewed cards along with the release dates and setting so far.
Hyperia City gives Disney Lorcana its first Coco-themed set and continues Ravensburger's recent run of Pixar-led releases, but most of the set's specifics are still under wraps beyond three previewed cards. With prerelease still months away, the best move right now is getting sleeves, holders, and a booster box display case ready so you're not scrambling once Miguel and Hector Rivera actually hit shelves.
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