The next set out Magic: The Gatherings' Secret Lair-collection, the Spring Superdrop 2024is imminent – and comes with one Crossoverswhich very few people would have expected: a true video game superstar can also be immortalized in the form of trading cards.
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With the Secret Lair x Hatsune Miku: Sakura Superstar-Set, as the name already suggests, joins the ranks of unusual collaborations, the Publishers Wizards of the Coast between the most popular trading card game in the world and various universes of pop culture.
Secret Lair x Hatsune Miku: Sakura Superstar – New Magic: The Gathering crossover will be released in mid-May
The Secret Lair Spring Superdrop 2024 is for May 13th scheduled – then the first one should be four planned Hatsune Miku campaigns celebrate their debut on the big trading card stage. Each of the four sets should focus on a different one season concentrate while the first of them, Sakura Superstartrue to its name, centered around the annual Japanese cherry blossom festival.
Hatsune Miku, on the other hand, is one virtual pop starwhose synthetic voice of the software synthesizer Vocaloid2 can be heard in tens of thousands of songs and their holographic image always ensures that concert halls are sold out. Particularly exciting: The Songswhich Miku performs, are written by her fans themselves. She has been a real star in Japan and many parts of the world for years and now she wants to delight her fans in trading card form.
Same six special trading cards includes the set, which are reprints of previously published copies. Three of them However, they were quickly renamed in order to remain true to the theme of Hatsune Miku. The six cards are as follows:
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- Miku, Lost but Singing – a renamed version of Azusa, Lost but Seeking
- Miku's Spark – a renamed version of Chandra's Ignition
- Miku, The Renowned – a renamed version of Feather, the Redeemed
- Harmonize
- Inspiring Vantage
- Shelter
Hatsune Miku is the youngest Crossovers from the gaming cosmos, which will be included in the Secret Lair collection of Magic: The Gathering. In November Lara Croft, another video game heroine, made her debutbefore that happens Fallout franchise at the beginning of the current year via a Magic: The Gathering collaboration could look forward to. The Cost for the Hatsune Miku collection are $30 for the non-foil and $40 for the foil version. The remaining three sets will follow later this year. Last current video: Ikoria Lair of Behemoths Official Trailer