Disney Lorcana fans in Asia, get ready—your time has come! Ravensburger just announced that the Disney Lorcana Trading Card Game is officially launching in more Asian markets starting September 2025, including the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
And yes, we’re getting English-language cards at the same time as the global release of Lorcana’s ninth set, Fabled.
Lorcana finally makes its way to SEA hobby stores
For those of us who’ve been watching Lorcana grow from afar—scrambling for imports, keeping tabs on U.S. metas, or admiring card reveals online—this is huge news. The arrival of official English-language distribution means we can finally play, collect, and build decks without relying on overseas shipping or secondary market premiums.
Leading the charge is Saka Saka Ltd, the official distributor for the region. They’re building a network of local game stores to carry Lorcana products and plan to fully support the TCG scene here in Southeast Asia.
Tournaments and Worlds qualifiers are in the works
What’s more exciting is that competitive support is coming, too. According to Ravensburger and Saka Saka, local stores in Asia will eventually host events and tournaments that connect to the Disney Lorcana World Championship circuit. That means Filipino Illumineers could one day battle their way to the top on the global stage.
While full details are still under wraps, both casual and competitive players can expect more announcements leading up to the official September launch.
A magical new TCG community is forming
As Saka Saka puts it: “Through creativity, community, and a shared love for TCGs, we aim to deliver magical moments and unforgettable journeys to every game.”
If you’re a store owner in the Philippines or nearby regions and want to carry Lorcana, you can reach out to Saka Saka directly at lorcana@sakasaka.com to get involved.
You can follow Disney Lorcana’s official Facebook and Instagram pages for more updates as we get closer to launch.
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