Lorcana Hyperia City Enchanted and Iconic Cards: All 20

Ariel is the most expensive Enchanted in Hyperia City, and the base card behind her is a 5-cost Sapphire Legendary that draws whenever you play an item with a name you do not already have in play. On 1 November 2026 her foil sat at $381.85 in the price data Lorcast carries. The cheapest Enchanted in the set, Un Poco Loco, was $57.82.

Hyperia City has 18 Enchanted cards and 2 Iconic cards, numbered 223 to 242 out of a 204-card base set. This is the full list: which base card each one copies, what it does, how the art was directed, and what the foils cost nine days after the set went on sale everywhere. What the rarity tiers mean in general is in the rarities breakdown; the five Coco cards among them also appear in the Coco card list.

Sources: card data from LorcanaJSON's English export generated 16 October 2026, checked against Lorcast's Hyperia City list pulled on 1 November 2026, which is also where the prices come from; art direction from Ravensburger's Hyperia City "Creative Spotlight" interview with art lead Liz Richards (1 October); the setting from Ravensburger's "Get Ready for Some City Living" post (24 September).

The full list: 18 Enchanted and 2 Iconic

Every Enchanted is a reprint of a base card from the main 204, so the question for a player is always "which card is this?" The base column answers it, with the collector number and the rarity that card has in the regular set.

Three patterns fall out of it. The Enchanted slots are split exactly evenly, three per ink. Nine of the set's 12 Legendaries have an Enchanted version (the three that do not are Powerline - Megastar, Madam Mim - Resourceful Trickster and Shere Khan - Khan Industries CEO), five Enchanteds copy Super Rares and four copy Rares. And 16 of the 18 are characters; the other two are songs, both Coco. The property column is LorcanaJSON's own classification, not a Ravensburger field.

What the Enchanted art is doing

Ravensburger's art lead on the set, Liz Richards, was asked how the Enchanted and Iconic cards differ from the rest. Her answer, in the 1 October Creative Spotlight, is that the standard art in Hyperia City is mostly daytime, and the Enchanteds are where the glimmers go out into the city's nightlife: the team named a vibrant nightlife as one of the things that makes urban life exciting, and the Enchanteds show glimmers taking part in what the city offers at night, with the artists focusing on vibrant colours, lighting and dynamic poses.

Looking at the cards bears that out for the ones I checked. Ariel is mid-dance with an unseen partner holding her hand, in a gown of blue-green sequins under a violet sky full of sparks. Merlin, goggles pushed up on his forehead, is flinging gold light around a glowing gem against a dark swirl of purples and teals.

I did not look at all 18 art pieces, and the interview does not say that every Enchanted is a night scene, so treat "nightlife" as the stated direction rather than a rule every card follows. Liz Richards' other published details are about the setting: the Greenbelt is where animal glimmers live, Olde Towne Hyperia is the oldest district with a more medieval feel and the home of Merlin's workshop, and the Multidisciplinary Academy for Genius, Innovation, and Creativity is where the Big Hero 6 glimmers experiment with the newly discovered power source for ink drops. Ravensburger's 24 September setting post adds a stadium headlined by glimmers of pop stars including Powerline, Gazelle and 4*Town, and street performers playing tunes from the land of the dead and the living.

What you are actually playing

An Enchanted is the same card as its base. I compared all 20 against their base printings in LorcanaJSON: cost, Strength, Willpower, lore, ink colour, inkwell symbol, classifications and ability text match in every case. The only difference in the text is that the borderless Enchanted and Iconic layout leaves out the italic reminder text, so Shift's and Sing Together's parenthetical explanations are missing. LorcanaJSON lists every one of the 20 as legal in both Core and Infinity from the set's 16 October tournament date, matching the set legality in our sets guide.

So the useful read is what the base cards do. By ink:

• Amber. Aurora (3 cost) returns a song you played this turn with cost 3 or less from your discard to hand when she enters, and gains you 1 lore at end of turn if you played a song. Miguel Rivera (1) gets +1 lore and Singer 3 while there is a song in your discard. Remember Me (6, Sing Together 6) lets you play characters from your discard for the turn; they enter exerted, one of each name.
• Amethyst. Rapunzel (1) draws when she quests if the character you choose shares a name with the character card you reveal from hand. Merlin (4) gets you an ink drop on entering and draws a card whenever he quests, and he is uninkable. Un Poco Loco (3, Sing Together 3) bounces two of your characters if either costs 3 or less.
• Emerald. Max Goof (3) discards a song to draw 2 and gets +3 lore with 5 or more songs in your discard. Belle (5, Shift 3) makes the next action you play cheaper by 2 whenever she exerts and gains 3 lore when you play a third action in a turn. Shere Khan (7, uninkable) sends an opposing character with 3 Strength or less to the bottom of its owner's deck.
• Ruby. Héctor Rivera (6, Shift 4) digs three cards for a song on quest or the first time he sings each turn and discards the rest. Pepita (5, Shift 3) gets +2 Strength and +2 lore with 10 or more cards in your discard. Mulan (4) gives a chosen character +2 Strength and a draw-on-challenge ability when she enters, and gives a chosen character Rush whenever she quests.
• Sapphire. Thomas O'Malley (2) makes both players reveal their top card when he quests, and the higher cost goes to hand. Ariel (5) draws when you play an item with a new name and gets +1 lore for each differently named item you have in play. Baymax (7) has a Shift cost of removing 2 ink drops and lets you turn an ink drop you would get into a facedown, exerted card from your deck.
• Steel. Marie (1) gets you an ink drop when she quests if an opposing character took damage this turn. Tiana (7, Shift 5) draws 2, discards 1, and can play a discarded location for free. Raya (1) gets +1 lore for each location you have in play.

Four of the 20 touch ink drops directly: Merlin, Marie, Baymax and Mickey. The rule for them is in the ink drops explainer, and the Shift ones are covered in Lorcana Shift explained.

The two Iconics

Hyperia City has two Iconics, Mickey Mouse - Best in Town and Cinderella - Unintentional Icon, and both are reprints of Super Rares.

Mickey Mouse - Best in Town is a 1-cost Amber with 0 Strength, 4 Willpower and 2 lore, with Adventurous and an ability called Hot Dog!: at the end of your turn, if he is exerted, each player gets 1 ink drop. Adventurous means he cannot challenge and you cannot end your turn while he is ready and able to quest, which is the keyword Comprehensive Rules 2.3 added; the rules-changes breakdown has the full definition. The card is symmetrical on purpose: your opponent gets the ink drop too.

Cinderella - Unintentional Icon is a 7-cost Sapphire Shift 5 character with 4 Strength, 6 Willpower and 3 lore. At the end of your turn she lets you look at the top 2 cards, put one on the top or bottom of your deck and the other into your inkwell facedown and exerted. That is inkwell growth and deck filtering in one trigger, though it is not an ink drop.

What they cost on 1 November

Prices below are the foil price field in Lorcast's card data on 1 November 2026, nine days after the set went on sale everywhere. Treat them as a snapshot, not a quote: new-set prices move fast, and Lorcast links its listings to TCGplayer, where the live number is the only one that counts. Every Enchanted and Iconic is foil-only, so there is a single price per card.

Across the 18 Enchanteds the median is $121.16 and the full set adds up to $2,577.60. Mickey costs about 4.9 times the most expensive Enchanted, and the two Iconics together cost more than the entire Enchanted run.

One pattern worth noticing: the five Coco Enchanteds have a median of $82.84, against $130.74 for the other 13. Héctor Rivera, a 6-cost Legendary that Ravensburger's own Coco deck plays four copies of, is the second-cheapest Enchanted in the set. The prices do not obviously follow what the base cards do in a deck, but one day's numbers cannot say why.

Quick reference

• Hyperia City has 18 Enchanted (#223-240) and 2 Iconic (#241-242), all foil-only, three Enchanted per ink.
• Bases: nine Legendary, five Super Rare and four Rare for the Enchanteds; both Iconics copy Super Rares.
• Same card, less text: all 20 match their base cards on cost, stats, ink and ability text; the borderless layout drops reminder text.
• Five Enchanteds are Coco: Miguel Rivera, Remember Me, Un Poco Loco, Héctor Rivera and Pepita.
• Art direction: per Ravensburger's art lead, standard art is mostly daytime and the Enchanteds show the glimmers at night.
• Priciest: Mickey Mouse - Best in Town at $1,862.41, Cinderella at $1,162.83, then Ariel at $381.85 among Enchanteds. Cheapest Enchanted: Un Poco Loco at $57.82.
• Legality: LorcanaJSON lists all 20 as Core and Infinity legal from 16 October 2026.

Prices are Lorcast's foil price field on 1 November 2026 and change daily. Card text and numbering are from LorcanaJSON's English export of 16 October 2026 cross-checked with Lorcast. Properties are LorcanaJSON's classification. Art direction quotes are paraphrased from Ravensburger's Creative Spotlight interview.