Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine! reveals six iconic Team Up cards ahead of July release

Disney Lorcana's 13th expansion, Attack of the Vine!, hits local game stores early on July 17 before a wide release on July 24. Six new Team Up cards have been exclusively revealed, spotlighting some of the most recognizable Disney and Pixar duos in the game's history.

The six revealed Team cards are Woody & Buzz Lightyear, Pocahontas & Meeko, Darkwing Duck & Launchpad, Sulley & Boo, Peter Pan & Tinker Bell, and Mickey & Minnie Mouse. All of them are dual ink, meaning they slot into only specific deck builds, and they carry high ink costs on top of that. To justify those restrictions, the cards pack serious power. Woody & Buzz Lightyear can draw cards on play and lets the owner play any card costing 2 or less for free while questing. Peter Pan & Tinker Bell grants all friendly characters Evasive — a big deal in Amethyst decks that already lean hard into that keyword. The set also introduces two new shift mechanics: Combo Shift, used by Sulley & Boo, lets the card shift onto either Sulley, Boo, or both simultaneously, and their ability The Power of Friendship returns the characters underneath back to the field rather than sending them to the discard. Mickey & Minnie Mouse use Duo Shift, which requires both characters to already be on the field before the team card can shift into play.

Attack of the Vine! adds new card classifications — Team and Vineling — while continuing to support existing ones like Hunny. It also continues the Pixar character integration introduced in the previous set, Wilds Unknown. The new shift mechanics build on earlier experiments like Universal Shift and Puppy Shift, pushing the design space further and signaling that Team cards could reshape the competitive meta when the set drops.

Full art cards are back as well, with the Pocahontas & Meeko reveal showing off the set's visual ambitions. With the release just weeks away, players have a clearer picture of what Attack of the Vine! brings to the table — and the Team Up mechanic looks like it will be a defining force in the new format.