Every Disney Movie in Lorcana: All 63 Films and Shows

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit has exactly one card in Disney Lorcana. Toy Story has 34, and every one of them was printed this year.

That spread is the interesting thing about Lorcana's source material. It is not a flat licence across the Disney vault - it is a running negotiation, set by set, where a 1927 short character gets one Legendary and Pixar waits eleven sets for a door to open. Below is the whole map: every film, short and TV series with a Lorcana card, how many cards each one has, the set it debuted in, and how much of it you can still play in Core Constructed after the July rotation.

Card data is one pass over the LorcanaJSON English export generated 16 October 2026, covering the 14 main sets through Hyperia City and the first two Illumineer's Quest boxes. The third box, The Great Hunny Rescue, is left out because that export marks its card list as incomplete. Hyperia City's 204 standard cards were also checked by name against Lorcast's set 14 list on 25 October. Set names, rotation and the unreleased sets come from Ravensburger's own newsroom and product pages, cited at the bottom.

Every property in Disney Lorcana

Sixty-four rows: 63 Disney and Pixar properties, plus Lorcana's own original material, which is big enough to sit third and gets its own section below.

Two labels in that list are not what they look like. Mickey Mouse & Friends is a catch-all for the shorts-era cast - Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto, Pete, Clarabelle, Ludwig Von Drake and the Phantom Blot - rather than a single title, which is why it tops the table. Scrooge McDuck is not in it: his cards are tagged to DuckTales, and his Winterspell cards to Mickey's Christmas Carol. The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Brave Little Tailor, Mickey and the Beanstalk and Mickey's Christmas Carol are then broken out as their own entries, so sorcerer-hat Mickey and shorts Mickey land in different rows.

What "a card" means here

One row counts distinct cards, not printings. Belle & Beast - Certain as the Sun is one card whether you hold the Attack of the Vine! Super Rare at 132/207 or the Iconic at 245/207; a promo reprint of a Winterspell common is the same card as the Winterspell common. That is deliberately a different unit from the printing counts in our sets in order guide, which is measuring a different thing - what is in a set - and will not match row for row.

Names are folded for capitalisation before counting, because the export is not internally consistent about it: the Challenge promo of the Frozen song is filed as "Let it Go" where its three other printings are "Let It Go", and Can't Hold It Back Anymore, The Islands I Pulled From the Sea and Cruella De Vil - Miserable As Usual each have one printing filed with different capitals. Taking those four names at face value would count four cards that do not exist. Run over the 13 sets before Hyperia City, the same method gives the 1,024 Core cards that our sets guide reached from a different card database.

Two cards in the export carry a different property tag on different printings, and both are resolved here to the earliest printing. Mickey Mouse - Wayward Sorcerer is tagged to The Sorcerer's Apprentice on its First Chapter Super Rare and to Mickey Mouse & Friends on its Enchanted. The action Distract is tagged to Brave Little Tailor in Into the Inklands and to Mickey's Christmas Carol when Winterspell reprinted it.

One caveat worth stating plainly: the property tag itself is LorcanaJSON's classification, described in its own field documentation as the story a card is from or references. Ravensburger does not publish a machine-readable franchise field, so this column is a community mapping - a very checkable one, since the answer is printed in the art, but a community mapping all the same. The card counts, set attributions and legality underneath it are from the card data itself.

Pixar took eleven sets to arrive, and is now 15% of Core

For eleven sets and nearly three years, Lorcana printed no Pixar cards at all. Then Wilds Unknown landed in May 2026 and Ravensburger's press release put it flatly: glimmers from Toy Story, Brave and The Incredibles joined "for the first time" in that set. Elaine Chase, Ravensburger's Head of Category for Trading Card Games, called the addition of Pixar glimmers one of the most exciting moments in the game's ongoing story.

Attack of the Vine! doubled the roster in July with Up, Monsters, Inc. and Turning Red. Hyperia City, which prereleased on 16 October and went on sale everywhere on 23 October, made it seven with Coco's 27 cards, and added five more Turning Red cards and two more Up cards.

Coco's first card actually reached the public two months early. Ravensburger said its six-card D23 2026 Collection, sold at its booth at D23 in August, would include the very first card released from Hyperia City, and that card is Héctor Rivera - Gone to Pieces, D23 card 13. Hyperia City reprints it as card 121. LorcanaJSON files both printings under Hyperia City, which is why the table gives that as Coco's debut set. Our guide to all 27 Coco cards in Lorcana covers what they do.

Every Pixar card in that table is Core-legal, which follows mechanically rather than magically: all three sets that contain them are inside the current Core window. But the consequence is real. Pixar is 191 of the 1,228 cards Core Constructed currently allows - a little over 15% of the legal pool - out of a standing start in May. The Great Hunny Rescue quest box, which this count leaves out, has four more Pixar cards - two Sulleys, Ming Lee and 4*Town - but LorcanaJSON marks that box as legal in neither Core nor Infinity.

If you are building for Core today, that is the practical read: the Pixar cards are not a side attraction you can skip, they are a large and recent chunk of the card pool you have to know. Our North America Championship breakdown is the closest look at what the top of that format played before Hyperia City arrived.

The Disney Afternoon is bigger than most of the movies

Five television series have cards, and together they outweigh every single property in the table above, Mickey Mouse & Friends at 126 cards included:

Darkwing Duck is the cleanest case of a late debut paying off: 39 cards, all of them printed from Winterspell onward, all 39 legal in Core. TaleSpin was the opposite until October - an Into the Inklands property whose only Core card after the July rotation was Wildcat - Mechanic, kept alive by a reprint in Fabled. Then Hyperia City printed 21 new TaleSpin cards, from Baloo - Freight Pilot to Shere Khan - Khan Industries CEO, and took it to 22 Core-legal cards. Gargoyles picked up nine more in the same set.

That reprint mechanism is the thing to understand about the right-hand column of the big table. A property does not stay in Core because it is popular; it stays because Ravensburger either printed new cards for it inside the window or reprinted an old one into it. Daisy Duck - Musketeer Spy is why The Three Musketeers still has a Core card. Distract is why Brave Little Tailor does.

104 cards come from no film at all

One hundred and four distinct cards trace to Lorcana itself rather than to any Disney property - the realm's own inventions, starting with the action Launch in Rise of the Floodborn. They break down like this:

Hyperia City supplied eight of them, none a character: three items, among them Inkcaster Skates and the Hyperia City Express, two actions, and three locations, among them Port Authority - Center Hub.

The shape tells you what the design team uses original material for. Items are the biggest slice by a distance, because an inkcaster or a gyrosensor needs no film to justify it; locations like Hidden Cove - Tranquil Haven fill in the map. Characters are the hard part, and there are five.

Four of the five are boss cards from Illumineer's Quest: Palace Heist - Metal Scorpion, Monumental Scarab, Gargantuan Cobra and Tiger Behemoth, all Colossus statues that exist to be fought rather than played. The third quest box, The Great Hunny Rescue, is outside this count and adds more original characters of its own, Vine Sprouts and Bramble Bully among them; our Great Hunny Rescue guide covers that box. That leaves exactly one original character in a numbered set: The Vine - Towering Stalk, card 197 of Attack of the Vine!, a 10-ink Steel Super Rare with 10 Strength, 10 Willpower and 3 lore, Floodborn, Shift 7, Saturate and Hostile Swarm. Ravensburger built a whole set around an antagonist with no movie behind it, and gave it a 10/10 body - tied with Ming Lee - Giant Red Panda for the largest in Attack of the Vine!

Rotation emptied nine properties, and Hyperia City refilled three

On 17 July 2026, Core Constructed narrowed to Fabled, Whispers in the Well, Winterspell, Wilds Unknown and Attack of the Vine!, and nine properties were left with no cards in it. Ravensburger's rotation explainer says Core uses only cards "from Fabled and onward", so Hyperia City joined the format when it became tournament-legal at its 16 October prerelease. It printed no new cards for six of the nine, which still have zero Core cards:

The other three came back with new cards, not reprints:

Big Hero 6 was the sharpest drop. Its 39 cards made it a mid-sized property - bigger than Toy Story - and all of them were printed in a three-set window from Azurite Sea to Reign of Jafar, so the whole thing left at once in July. Hyperia City brought it straight back with 25 new cards, the most of any property in the set after Coco's 27, so Big Hero 6 now has 64 cards and 25 Core-legal. None of the 25 is a reprint, so the old cards stayed behind. Baymax - Armored Companion, the 5-ink Legendary above, turns healing straight into lore: when you play him and whenever he quests, you may remove up to 2 damage from another chosen character of yours and gain 1 lore for each point removed. He is still an Infinity Constructed card only.

Wreck-It Ralph is the near-miss: 48 cards, and the single one still legal is Wreck-It Ralph - Raging Wrecker from Winterspell. If you want the full rules of which sets are in and out, we cover that in Lorcana sets in order.

One card in the big census further up is not merely rotated but banned outright, and it is not from any of the properties in these two tables. Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker, from The Great Mouse Detective, was banned in Core Constructed in April 2025 alongside the Lorcana-original item Fortisphere, and then banned in Infinity Constructed in March 2026 - Steve Warner, the game's co-creator and design lead, wrote that the card "continues to create an insurmountable resource gap." Ravensburger's Attack of the Vine! release describes Infinity Constructed as carrying every Lorcana card "with one exception", and this is it.

Oswald: one card, and it has rotated out

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is the deepest cut in the game and the smallest entry in the table. Walt Disney's pre-Mickey star, created in 1927, whose rights sat with Universal for decades before returning to Disney in 2006, has precisely one Lorcana card: Oswald - The Lucky Rabbit, card 142 of Azurite Sea, a 2-ink Sapphire Legendary with 2 Strength, 1 Willpower and 2 lore. Favorable Chance lets you reveal the top card of your deck during your turn whenever a card goes into your inkwell, and play it free if it is an item. It has two printings - the Azurite Sea Legendary and the 2024 D23 Collection promo - but they are the same card, so it is one row here.

Azurite Sea released in November 2024 and rotated out of Core in July 2026, so the one Oswald card is currently an Infinity-only card. Hyperia City's full card list, in LorcanaJSON's 16 October export, has no Oswald card. Into the Inkdark and Cosmic Quest have no full card lists yet, so whether a second Oswald is coming is not something anyone can answer today.

The debut curve: 26 at launch, 38 since

The First Chapter opened with 26 properties. Thirteen sets later the game has 64.

Sets 4, 5 and 8 added one or two properties each; sets 11, 12 and 13 added ten between them, and Hyperia City added one. The additions have gone somewhere specific - Winterspell brought Darkwing Duck, Pocahontas, The Fox and the Hound and Mickey's Christmas Carol, the two sets after it brought Pixar, and Hyperia City's only new property is Pixar's Coco.

What's next: Into the Inkdark and Cosmic Quest

Coco is in the game now. Hyperia City prereleased on 16 October 2026 and went on sale everywhere on 23 October, and with its 27 cards Coco is Pixar property number seven and Lorcana property number 64.

Next is Into the Inkdark, which Ravensburger's Attack of the Vine! release describes as a set built around the villains. Its product page now gives a 5 February prerelease and a 12 February release; the page prints no year, and LorcanaJSON's set data puts both dates in 2027, inside the Q1 2027 window Ravensburger gave earlier. The two cards that page shows are Illustrious versions of Maleficent - Biding Her Time and The Evil Queen - Commanding Presence (LorcanaJSON lists the Rise of the Floodborn card as The Queen - Commanding Presence), from Sleeping Beauty and Snow White, which are both already in the game. After that comes a set the same release describes only as a galactic adventure among the story stars - Ravensburger's product page names it Cosmic Quest and dates it Q2 2027. Ravensburger's 22 September Hyperia City press release goes further: Cosmic Quest brings glimmers of Ariel and Flounder, Stitch and his fellow alien experiments, and, for the first time, WALL•E and EVE. That makes Pixar's WALL•E the one new property announced so far, and it would be Pixar's eighth. Neither set has a full card list yet, and no new property has been announced for Into the Inkdark.

Quick reference

• 63 Disney and Pixar properties have Lorcana cards, plus Lorcana's own original material, across 2,747 distinct cards through Hyperia City.
• Mickey Mouse & Friends is the largest entry at 126 cards, and it is a shorts-cast catch-all rather than one film. Aladdin, at 114, is the largest single title.
• 1,228 of those cards are legal in Core Constructed: the five sets left after the 17 July 2026 rotation, plus Hyperia City from 16 October 2026.
• Pixar arrived in set 12 and now accounts for 191 Core-legal cards across seven films.
• Six properties have zero Core-legal cards, 79 cards in total, led by The Rescuers at 19. Big Hero 6, emptied by the July rotation, is back with 25 Hyperia City cards.
• Oswald the Lucky Rabbit has one card, from Azurite Sea, and it is Infinity-only now.
• Coco is the newest property, with 27 cards, all in Hyperia City. The first, Héctor Rivera - Gone to Pieces, reached the public early in the D23 2026 Collection; every Coco card is listed here.

Card counts in this article come from the LorcanaJSON English export generated 16 October 2026, covering the 14 main sets through Hyperia City and the first two Illumineer's Quest boxes; The Great Hunny Rescue is excluded because the export marks its list incomplete. Hyperia City's standard cards were checked by name against Lorcast on 25 October 2026. Property tags are LorcanaJSON's own classification. Rotation, set dates and unreleased sets are from Ravensburger's newsroom and product pages, linked below.