Disney Lorcana Hyperia City: The Coco Cards Revealed — Miguel, Héctor, and What They Mean for the Set

With the Hyperia City prerelease now less than four weeks away on 16 October, Ravensburger has begun pulling back the curtain on what UK collectors can expect from Disney Lorcana's fourteenth set. The early reveals are headlined by a franchise making its Lorcana debut: Pixar's Coco. Three cards have been officially confirmed, and they already tell us a great deal about the set's creative direction.

A Brand-New Franchise Arrives

Hyperia City is the first Disney Lorcana set to feature glimmers from Coco, and Ravensburger has chosen to lead with two of the film's most beloved characters. The confirmed cards are Miguel Rivera – Street Musician, Héctor Rivera – Street Musician, and the Song action card Un Poco Loco. All three were first shown publicly in the lead-up to and during the Disney Lorcana panel at D23 2026 in August.

The inclusion of Coco is a natural fit for Hyperia City's urban, arts-driven setting. Music and art are central to the set's identity — Ravensburger describes Hyperia City as a place where "metro meets fantasy" and where "music and art bring these animated streets to life." Coco, a film built around music, memory, and the Mexican Day of the Dead, slots into that theme with obvious elegance.

What the Cards Signal About Mechanics

The presence of Un Poco Loco as a Song action card is particularly interesting from a gameplay perspective. Song cards have been a recurring and strategically significant card type in Lorcana since the game launched, and the musical framing of the Coco reveals has led many in the community to expect Hyperia City to expand the Song card pool meaningfully. Given that the very first confirmed action card in the set is a Song, that expectation appears well-founded.

Song cards in Lorcana can be played for free by exerting a character whose cost meets a threshold, making them powerful tempo tools. An influx of new Songs tied to a musically themed set could shake up current competitive archetypes — something worth tracking closely as the full spoiler season unfolds over the coming weeks.

The Bigger Picture for Hyperia City

Beyond the Coco cards, Hyperia City is shaping up to be one of the game's most ambitious sets to date. The set contains 204 unique cards in its main numbered checklist, with additional collectible treatments tracked by community databases pushing the total collector count higher still. The set's name pays tribute to Hyperion Studio, the name Disney's animation arm operated under from 1926 to 1940 — a neat centenary nod given that 2026 marks 100 years since that studio was established.

For UK players, the timeline is clear: prerelease events at participating local game stores begin on 16 October 2026, with the full mass-market release following on 23 October. Prerelease boxes — available exclusively through local game stores — include an exclusive promo card and poster, making them the most rewarding way to get into the set early.

What to Watch For

The spoiler season for Hyperia City is only just getting started. With three Coco cards confirmed and 201 more slots in the main checklist to fill, Ravensburger has a great deal still to reveal. Franchise watchers will want to keep an eye out for other properties rumoured for the set — the city setting opens the door to a wide range of Disney characters who would feel at home in an urban fantasy environment.

Keep checking back here as more Hyperia City cards are revealed ahead of the 16 October prerelease. If you haven't already locked in your spot at a local game store prerelease event, now is the time.