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Avatar: The Last Airbender
Set Information
Symbol description Aang's head while in the Avatar state.
Vision Design Chris Mooney (lead), Carmen Klomparens
Set Design Chris Mooney (lead)
Release date November 21, 2025;
13 days' time (2025-11-21)[1]
Themes and mechanics Allies, Lessons, Shrines
Keywords/​ability words Airbend, Earthbend, Firebending, Waterbend
Expansion code TLA[2]
Languages English, French, German, Italian, Japanse, Spanish[a]
Standard
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Universes Beyond
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Avatar: The Last Airbender (stylized as Magic: The Gathering® | Avatar: The Last Airbender™) is an upcoming tentpole set in the Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond series released by Wizards of the Coast, based on the animated series of the same name. This release was created in collaboration with the creators of Avatar: the Last Airbender, Nickelodeon Animation Studio and its parent company Viacom (Paramount Media Networks). It will be released on November 21, 2025, following a preview season running October 28 – November 7.[1] The set will be Standard legal and will be the 108th Magic expansion.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is a large set with support for Limited play, and is accompanied by other products including a Beginner Box, a Jumpstart release,[1] and a Secret Lair superdrop.[3] It features the new waterbend, earthbend, firebending, and airbend mechanics.[4]

Set codes and numbering

TLA

TLA expansion symbol

The main Standard-legal set uses the code TLA and features 286 regular cards. TLA cards are primarily found in booster packs.[1][5]

Normal framed cards are #1-286. Alternate card frames have a different card number than the original version.

The full-art basic lands are #287-296. These are split into the following two sets:

  • "Appa" basic lands are #287-291 (depicting Appa, the sky bison, flying over the Four nations).
  • "Avatar's Journey" basic lands are #292-296.

Borderless cards are #297-363. These are split into the following subcategories:

Extended art cards are #364-393. #393 specifically is the Buy-a-Box promo.

The alternate art Bundle promo is #394.

TLE

TLE expansion symbol

Cards not legal in Standard use the set code TLE and an alternate expansion symbol. This group of cards is officially referred to as "Avatar: The Last Airbender Eternal-legal sets"[1] or the "Eternal-Legal Set";[6] Scryfall uses the name "Avatar: The Last Airbender Eternal".[7]

TLE cards are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, but not Standard.[1] They are numbered as follows:[7]

Product suite

Avatar: The Last Airbender will be available in Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, a Bundle, a Gift Edition Commander's Bundle, two Scene Boxes, and a Beginner Box. There are also Jumpstart Boosters and 2-Pack Boosters for the accompanying Jumpstart set.[8] It does not feature any Commander decks.[9]

Booster packs

Each Play Booster contains 14 cards and one token or DFC helper card, while each Collector Booster contains 15 cards plus one token or art card. A Play Booster box contains 30 packs, and a Collector Booster box contains 12 packs. Many Booster Fun treatments are exclusive to Collector Boosters, including neon-ink battle pose cards and the raised-foil Avatar Aang. Contents are as follows:[1]

Play Booster contents
Slot Cards (Drop rates)
Common 6 commons from the main set (25 in 26), or 5 commons plus 1 non-foil source material card (1 in 26)
Uncommon 3 uncommons from the main set, each of which is normal frame (96.4%) or a scene card (3.6%)
Rare or mythic 1 rare or mythic rare card: regular frame (80% rare, 12.6% mythic), elemental frame, (2.4% rare, less than 1% mythic), scene card (1.6% rare, less than 1% mythic), field notes card (1.4% rare, less than 1% mythic), battle pose card (less than 1%), or borderless double-faced Saga (less than 1%)
Non-foil wildcard 1 common (4.2%), uncommon (74.1%), rare (16.7%), or mythic rare (2.6%) from the main set; or 1 uncommon scene card (less than 1%); or 1 rare or mythic rare Booster Fun card (scene, field notes, battle pose, elemental frame, or borderless double-faced Saga; less than 1% each)
Foil wildcard 1 traditional-foil card: a common (53.9%), uncommon (36.7%), rare (6.7%), or mythic rare (1.2%) from the main set; or an uncommon scene card (less than 1%); or an uncommon scene card (less than 1%); or a rare or mythic rare Booster Fun card (scene, field notes, battle pose, elemental frame, or borderless double-faced Saga; less than 1% each)
Land 1 non-foil or traditional-foil land: a common dual land (40% non-foil, 10% foil), regular-frame basic (20% non-foil, 5% foil), Avatar's journey full-art basic (10% non-foil, 2.5% foil), or Appa full-art basic (10% non-foil, 2.5% foil)
Token 1 non-foil DFC helper card or double-sided token
Collector Booster contents
Slot Cards (Drop rates)
Common 3 traditional-foil commons from the main set, which may include common dual lands
Uncommon 3 traditional-foil uncommons from the main set
TLE common 2 traditional-foil commons, pulled from the Beginner Box and Jumpstart products
TLE or scene uncommon 1 traditional-foil uncommon: a scene card from the main set (8%), or a Beginner Box or Jumpstart common (92%)
Land 1 traditional-foil full-art basic land: Appa (50%) or Avatar's journey (50%)
Rare or mythic 1 traditional-foil rare (85.7%) or mythic rare (14.3%) card from the main set
TLE rare or mythic 1 traditional-foil card: a rare from the Beginner Box (11.5%); or a rare (37%), mythic rare (6.4%), extended-art rare (32.4%), or extended art mythic rare (12.7%) from Jumpstart
Non-foil Booster Fun rare or mythic 1 non-foil card: a field notes card (6.9% rare, 3% mythic), battle pose card (1.3% rare, less than 1% mythic), elemental frame card (11.7% rare, 1.1% mythic), or mythic rare borderless double-faced Saga (2.2%) from the main set; or an extended-art card from the main set (24.2% rare, less than 1% mythic) or from Jumpstart (24.2% rare, 4.8% mythic); or a scene card from the main set (7.8% rare, 1.1% mythic) or a Scene Box (10.4%)
Foil Booster Fun rare or mythic 1 foil card: an extended-art card from the main set (39.9% rare, less than 1% mythic), elemental frame card (19.2% rare, 1.8% mythic), scene card (12.8% rare, 1.8% mythic), field notes card (11.4% rare, 5% mythic), mythic rare borderless double-faced Saga (3.6%), battle pose card (2.1% traditional-foil rare, 1.4% traditional-foil mythic, less than 1% neon ink), or raised-foil Avatar Aang (less than 1%)
Source material 1 source material card (75% non-foil, 25% traditional foil)
Token or art card 1 traditional-foil double-sided token (85%), non-stamped art card (14.55%), or art card gold-stamped with the artist's signature or the Planeswalker symbol (0.45%)

Beginner Box

Main article: Avatar: The Last Airbender/Beginner Box

The Avatar: The Last Airbender Beginner Box includes ten themed, 20-card Jumpstart decks (not to be confused with Avatar: The Last Airbender Jumpstart), two per color. The Aang Tutorial (White mana) and Zuko Tutorial (Red mana) are pre-ordered, guiding new players step-by-step through their first game. The other decks are Allies (White mana), Spells (noncreature spells, Blue mana), Waterbending (Blue mana), Attacking (Black mana), Counters (Black mana), Firebending (Red mana), Earthbending (Green mana), and Big Creatures (Green mana). All ten decks, including the tutorials, can be mixed and matched to form 40-card decks.[10]

Commander's Bundle

The Commander's Bundle is a reimagined Gift Edition of the regular Avatar: The Last Airbender Bundle. Apart from an extra Collector Booster, it contains five non-foil promo cards with the TLE expansion code. Three of these promo cards are the same in each Commander's Bundle. These are Avatar: The Last Airbender versions of Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, and Swiftfoot Boots.

The others are 2 of 10 Avatar Commander's Bundle exclusive Booster Fun cards, which are organized in two cycles. One is a cycle of tutors, the other a cycle of free spells under the condition that you control your commander.

Cycle name White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Tutors Enlightened Tutor Mystical Tutor Entomb Gamble Worldly Tutor
Free Spells Flawless Maneuver Fierce Guardianship Deadly Rollick Deflecting Swat Obscuring Haze

Scene Boxes

There are also two Scene Boxes each include six borderless scene cards with the TLE expansion code. Each box also includes three Play Boosters, six art cards, and a display easel.[1]

Scene X × Y Notes
The Black Sun Invasion 3 × 2 Scene Box. Depicts The invasion of the Fire Nation, also known as the Black Sun invasion.
Tea Time at the Jasmine Dragon 3 × 2 Scene Box. Depicts the Jasmine Dragon is a traditional tea shop in the Upper Ring of Ba Sing Se; due to its location, its clientele mostly consists of the upper-class citizens of the Earth Kingdom capital.

Jumpstart

Main article: Avatar: The Last Airbender Jumpstart

Avatar: The Last Airbender Jumpstart is a supplemental Jumpstart set. Each Jumpstart Booster is a 20-card half-deck containing one of 46 randomly chosen themes; some themes have multiple variants. Any two half-decks can be combined to form a playable 40-card deck.[1]

Premium cards

Traditional foil versions of Avatar: The Last Airbender cards appear in Play and Collector Boosters. The set's Booster Fun treatments include full-art basic lands, extended art cards, elemental frame cards, and several borderless treatments: battle pose (including textless neon-ink), scene cards, field notes, and borderless double-faced Sagas. Avatar Aang // Aang, Master of Elements is the set's headliner, appearing in borderless raised foil. The set also includes a bonus sheet featuring borderless source material cards.

Headliner

This set's headliner card is Avatar Aang, who transforms into Aang, Master of Elements. The raised foil version, illustrated by Avatar: The Last Airbender co-creator Bryan Konietzko, appears only in English-language Avatar: The Last Airbender Collector Boosters.[1]

Source Material cards

Main article: Avatar: The Last Airbender Bonus sheet

The Source Material Cards bonus sheet is a collection of additional cards released alongside the main set. It contains reprinted cards themed for the Last Airbender with stills from the TV series. Play Boosters may contain one of these sixty-one cards with the TLE expansion code. On the Source Material cards, the relevant book and chapter of the original series is indicated in the information below the text box.

Scene cards

The epic showdowns of each book's finale is brought to life on three sets of scene cards. Book 1 is a 4-card scene (#297-300), Book 2 is a 6-card scene (#301-306), and Book 3 is a massive 9-card scene that's befitting of the series finale (#307-315). Book 1, Book 2, and Book 3 scene cards appear in non-foil and traditional foil in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters.

Scene X × Y Notes
Siege of the North 2 × 2 Book 1 Finale. Depicts the Fire Nation Fleet attacking the Northern Water Tribe.
The Crossroads of Destiny 3 × 2 Book 2 Finale. Depicts the fall of Ba Sing Se. In the fight Aang is mortally wounded by Azula, but saved from the brink of death by Katara.
Sozin's Comet 3 × 3 Book 3 Finale. Depicts the arrival of Sozin's Comet. Fire Lord Ozai declares himself Phoenix King and prepares the complete destruction of the Earth Kingdom.

Tokens

The following tokens are known to be included with set:

TLA
  1. Colorless mana Copy for Ember Island Production; Firebender Ascension; Foggy Swamp Visions; Joo Dee, One of Many; Phoenix Fleet Airship; Ran and Shaw.
  2. Colorless mana Copy
  3. Colorless mana 1/1 Spirit creature with "This token can't block or be blocked by non-Spirit creatures" for Avatar Kuruk; Foggy Swamp Spirit Keeper; Realm of Koh.
  4. White mana 1/1 Ally creature for Appa, Steadfast Guardian; Gather the White Lotus; Iroh, Tea Master; Jasmine Dragon Tea Shop; Katara, Water Tribe's Hope; Kyoshi Battle Fan; Path to Redemption; Pretending Poxbearers; Sokka, Tenacious Tactician; Suki, Courageous Rescuer; Suki, Kyoshi Warrior; Sun Warriors; The Cave of Two Lovers; Tolls of War; Treetop Freedom Fighters; United Front.
  5. White mana 1/1 Ally creature
  6. White mana 1/1 Ally creature
  7. White mana 1/1 Ally creature
  8. White mana 1/1 Ally creature
  9. Red mana 4/4 Dragon creature with flying and firebending 4 for Avatar Roku.
  10. Red mana 1/1 Monk creature with prowess for Crescent Island Temple.
  11. Red mana 2/2 Soldier creature with firebending 1 for Cruel Administrator; Firebender Ascension; Fire Nation Attacks.
  12. Green mana 4/4 Bear creature for The Earth King.
  13. Colorless mana Ballistic Boulder, a 2/1 Construct artifact creature with flying for Fire Navy Trebuchet.
  14. Colorless mana Clue artifact with "2 generic mana, Sacrifice this token: Draw a card" for Air Nomad Legacy; Azula, On the Hunt; Callous Inspector; Cunning Maneuver; Fire Nation Warship; Forecasting Fortune Teller; Jet's Brainwashing; June, Bounty Hunter; Knowledge Seeker; Lost Days; Raven Eagle; Sold Out; The Mechanist, Aerial Artisan; Tolls of War; True Ancestry; Zuko's Exile.
  15. Colorless mana Clue artifact
  16. Colorless mana Clue artifact
  17. Colorless mana Clue artifact
  18. Colorless mana Clue artifact
  19. Colorless mana Food artifact with "2 generic mana, The tap symbol., Sacrifice this token: You gain 3 life" for Canyon Crawler; Iroh, Tea Master; Leaves from the Vine; Momo, Playful Pet; Unlucky Cabbage Merchant.
  20. Colorless mana Food artifact
  21. Colorless mana Food artifact
  22. Colorless mana Food artifact
TLE
  1. Black mana Aang, Awoken Avatar (Marit Lage), a 20/20 legendary Avatar creature with flying and indestructible for The Boy in the Iceberg (Dark Depth)
  2. Red mana 2/2 Soldier creature

Themes and mechanics

The Last Airbender debuts four new named mechanics, each one corresponding to one of the "bending" styles of the franchise:[4]

  • Airbend is a keyword action that captures airbending's evasive and disruptive nature. When you airbend a permanent, it is exiled. However, its owner may pay 2 generic mana to cast it from exile as long as it is exiled this way.
  • Waterbend costs are a new type of cost that appear in activated abilities and as additional costs on spells. They are always generic mana costs. Similarly to convoke and improvise, creatures and artifacts you control can be tapped to pay for 1 generic mana in a waterbend cost.
  • Firebending is a triggered keyword ability on creatures that represents firebenders' ability to draw power from aggression. Whenever a creature with firebending X attacks, its controller adds X Red mana, which they don't lose between steps and phases until the end of combat.
  • Earthbend is a keyword action that symbolizes earthbenders' ability to take advantage of the terrain around them. When you earthbend X, target land you control becomes a 0/0 creature with haste in addition to its other types, and you put X +1/+1 counters on it. When that land dies or is exiled, you return it to the battlefield tapped.

None of the bending mechanics are tied to one specific color, although they are each more prevalent in specific colors, and they each support a variety of mechanical themes in the set rather than being a self-contained theme. This was intentional on the part of Design, who wanted to reflect the versatility of bending as portrayed in the show.[11] Cards with the different bending abilities feature a corresponding watermark.

Exhaust and Flashback are used deciduous mechanics.[12] Clue tokens are created by several cards in the set, although the investigate keyword is not used. Chris Mooney explained that this was done to reduce the number of keywords in the set, and to bring Clues more in line with the design of other predefined tokens.[13] The set also includes nonmodal double-faced cards.[1]

Card types

The Last Airbender sees the return of the Ally type to Standard, for the first time (outside of reprints) since Oath of the Gatewatch. Ally typal is a major theme of the set. It also introduces the Bison, Lemur, and Platypus creature types.

Lessons return, but mostly for flavor reasons, as there are no cards with the learn mechanic. They constitute a major mechanical theme with many payoffs.[13] Like many Universes Beyond sets before, the set features Sagas; these depict events within the show's history, and some transform into legendary creatures depicting historical characters. Shrine enchantments also return.[11] The set features one Cave land.

Kangaroo becomes eternal. Mongoose is used on a new card for the first time since Odyssey.

Limited archetypes

The Last Airbender features the following limited archetypes:[14]

Counters

The set introduces conqueror counters for Zhao, the Moon Slayer.

Notable cards

Storyline

The franchise is set in an Asian-inspired fantasy world that is divided into four nations: the Water Tribes, the Fire Nation, the Air Nomads, and the Earth Kingdom. People of each nation are capable of telekinetically manipulating (referred to as "bending" in the franchise) one of the four elements: water, earth, fire, or air.

The titular "Avatar" is the only person who can bend all four elements, and they are responsible for maintaining spiritual and physical balance in the world. After an Avatar's death, the Avatar spirit is reborn into a new person of a different nation, who must learn their bending skills anew and take on their Avatar responsibilities.

The scope of this set within the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise is limited to the original 2005 animated series.[1][16] The animated series is structured into three seasons, each referred to as a "book", and within each book are individual episodes called "chapters". The three books are titled "Water", "Earth", and "Fire", corresponding to the elements that the titular last Avatar, Aang, must master.

Marketing

“  Bend the Elements, Master the Game  ”

Avatar: The Last Airbender was teased as an "Unannounced Universes Beyond set" on the Announcement Day at MagicCon Las Vegas on October 25, 2024.[17][18][19] On January 6, 2025, hints on MTG Arena seemed to indicate that the set would be based on the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise.[20] On February 21, 2025, the set name was confirmed at the MagicCon Chicago preview panel.[16]

The official debut stream premiers on October 28, 2025. The preview season will run for ten days, after which the full card gallery will be revealed on November 7.[1]

Events

Promos

Secret Lair

Main article: Secret Lair Drop Series: Avatar: The Last Airbender Superdrop

The set is accompanied by an exclusive Secret Lair, released on November 17, 2025.

Cycles

Cycle name White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Mythic Sagas The Legend of Yangchen // Avatar Yangchen The Legend of Kuruk // Avatar Kuruk The Rise of Sozin // Fire Lord Sozin The Legend of Roku // Avatar Roku The Legend of Kyoshi // Avatar Kyoshi
Five mythic rare Sagas that, on their last chapter ability, transform into a legendary creature from the history of the Avatar world.
Checklands Abandoned Air Temple Agna Qel'a Realm of Koh Fire Nation Palace Ba Sing Se
Five rare monocolor checklands with an additional activated ability.
Shrines Southern Air Temple The Spirit Oasis Northern Air Temple Crescent Island Temple Kyoshi Island Plaza
Five uncommon legendary Shrine enchantments.
Basic land counters Gather the White Lotus Waterbending Scroll Cat-Gator Solstice Revelations Rockalanche
Five uncommon cards that are basic land counters.
Teachers Master Piandao Master Pakku Lo and Li, Twin Tutors Jeong Jeong, the Deserter Bumi, King of Three Trials
Five uncommon monocolor legendary Humans depicting mentors and teachers, each of which cares about Lessons.
Landcyclers Rabaroo Troop Giant Koi Canyon Crawler Mongoose Lizard Saber-Tooth Moose-Lion
Five common creatures with landcycling 2 generic mana of a specific basic land type.

Elemental cycles

Four card cycles associated with the four elements. Each card in the cycle uses the respective watermark.

Cycle name Air (White mana) Water (Blue mana) Earth (Green mana) Fire (Red mana)
Aang's Journey Aang, the Last Airbender Aang, Swift Savior // Aang and La, Ocean's Fury Aang, at the Crossroads // Aang, Destined Savior Avatar Aang // Aang, Master of Elements
Aang's Journey to become the Avatar. In each stage he has the specific form of bending and gains the associated color.
Basic Lessons Airbending Lesson Waterbending Lesson Earthbending Lesson Firebending Lesson
Four common Lessons showcasing each type of bending.
Bending Ascension Quests Airbender Ascension Waterbender Ascension Earthbender Ascension Firebender Ascension
Four rare enchantments with an enters ability that accrue quest counters, and gain a powerful static ability when they have four or more.

Double cycles

Cycle name White manaBlue mana Blue manaBlack mana Black manaRed mana Red manaGreen mana Green manaWhite mana White manaBlack mana Blue manaRed mana Black manaGreen mana Red manaWhite mana Green manaBlue mana
Gold rares Katara, Water Tribe's Hope Azula, Cunning Usurper Zuko, Conflicted Toph, Hardheaded Teacher Earth King's Lieutenant Sandbender Scavengers Sokka, Bold Boomeranger Beifong's Bounty Hunters Iroh, Tea Master The Lion-Turtle
Ten rare dual-colored creatures outside the four-card Aang cycle.
Gold signposts Air Nomad Legacy Foggy Swamp Spirit Keeper Cruel Administrator Bitter Work White Lotus Reinforcements Tolls of War Dragonfly Swarm Dai Li Agents Sun Warriors Hermitic Herbalist
Ten uncommon dual-colored spells, each being a signpost for a draft archetype.
Generic sac-draw lands North Pole Gates Serpent's Pass Boiling Rock Prison Omashu City Kyoshi Village Misty Palms Oasis Airship Engine Room Foggy Bottom Swamp Sun-Blessed Peak Meditation Pools
Ten common taplands. Each can sacrifice itself and draw a card for 4 generic mana.
Cycle name W/U U/B B/R R/G G/W W/B U/R B/G R/W G/U
Hybrid legends Sokka, Lateral Strategist Hama, the Bloodbender Zhao, Ruthless Admiral Uncle Iroh Suki, Kyoshi Warrior Hei Bai, Spirit of Balance Professor Zei, Anthropologist Long Feng, Grand Secretariat Jet, Freedom Fighter Guru Pathik
Ten uncommon legendary creatures with hybrid mana in their costs.
Hybrid commons Cat-Owl Messenger Hawk Vindictive Warden Earth Rumble Wrestlers Earth Kingdom Soldier Pretending Poxbearers Abandon Attachments Earth Village Ruffians Wandering Musicians Platypus-Bear
Ten common spells with hybrid mana in their costs.

Character development

Besides Aang, the other major characters of the Avatar series also have more than one card representing them. These representations are associated with the character at different points in the story, resulting in a pair or trio of cards. Character growth is represented by increased rarity, and sometimes by changed or added colors.

Pairs

Character Introduction
(uncommon) 		Conclusion
(rare or mythic)
Appa Appa, Loyal Sky Bison (White mana) Appa, Steadfast Guardian (White mana)
Bumi Bumi, King of Three Trials (Green mana) Bumi, Unleashed (Red manaGreen mana)
Mai Mai, Jaded Edge (Red mana) Mai, Scornful Striker (Black mana)
Momo Momo, Playful Pet (White mana) Momo, Friendly Flier (White mana)
Suki Suki, Kyoshi Warrior (G/W) Suki, Courageous Rescuer (White mana)
Ty Lee Ty Lee, Artful Acrobat (Red mana) Ty Lee, Chi Blocker (Blue mana)
Zhao Zhao, Ruthless Admiral (B/R) Zhao, the Moon Slayer (Red mana)

Trios

Character Introduction
(uncommon) 		Middle
(rare, 2 colors) 		Conclusion
(rare, 3 colors)
Azula Azula, On the Hunt (Black mana) Azula, Cunning Usurper (Blue manaBlack mana) Fire Lord Azula (Blue manaBlack manaRed mana)
Iroh Uncle Iroh (R/G) Iroh, Tea Master (Red manaWhite mana) Iroh, Grand Lotus (Green manaBlue manaRed mana)
Katara Katara, Bending Prodigy (Blue mana) Katara, Water Tribe's Hope (White manaBlue mana) Katara, the Fearless (Green manaWhite manaBlue mana)
Sokka Sokka, Lateral Strategist (W/U) Sokka, Bold Boomeranger (Blue manaRed mana) Sokka, Tenacious Tactician (Blue manaRed manaWhite mana)
Toph Toph, the Blind Bandit (Green mana) Toph, Hardheaded Teacher (Red manaGreen mana) Toph, the First Metalbender (Red manaGreen manaWhite mana)
Zuko Zuko, Exiled Prince (Red mana) Zuko, Conflicted (Black manaRed mana) Fire Lord Zuko (Red manaWhite manaBlack mana)

Reception

Near the end of the preview season, Tolarian Community College praised Avatar: The Last Airbender for its "Magic-adjacent" setting, the quality of its design, and its full size and support for traditional Booster Draft, while criticizing the source material cards as low-quality collectibles. The review compared Avatar favorably against the recent and poorly received Universes Beyond set Marvel's Spider-Man.[24]

Reprinted cards

Gallery

  • Avatar: The Last Airbender Bundle
    Avatar: The Last Airbender Bundle
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender Commander's Bundle
    Avatar: The Last Airbender Commander's Bundle
  • The Black Sun Invasion Scene Box
    The Black Sun Invasion Scene Box
  • Tea Time at the Jasmine Dragon Scene Box
    Tea Time at the Jasmine Dragon Scene Box

Notes

  1. ↑ The Begginer Box will only be printed in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Collector and Jumpstart Boosters will only be printed in English, French, German, and Japanese. The Bundle will only be printed in English, French, and German. The Commander's Bundle and Scene Boxes will only be printed in English.

References

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  2. ↑ Information below the text box
  3. ↑ Wizards of the Coast (November 4, 2025). "Secret Lair: Avatar: The Last Airbender™ Superdrop". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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