Collectible cards, clip-on mini beauty sets, and a two-mode craft studio aimed at older kids: Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration, Disney Lorcana’s Rapunzel starter, Cra-Z-Art Go Glo Minis, and Make It Real.
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box
The Pokémon Company
The Pokémon Company put the 30th Celebration expansion on shelves September 16. Its Elite Trainer Box holds nine booster packs, a full-art Nidorina promo, 65 card sleeves, 16 foil Basic Energy cards, damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, a plastic coin, a player’s guide, and a box with six dividers. Pokémon said that day that packs from this set are sold inside products like this one, not as loose packs in the same write-up.
Each 30th Celebration booster includes five foil cards, one of them from a run of 30 different Pikachu rare illustrations, plus one foil Basic Energy. A Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box from the same day adds two extra packs, for 11, and a second Nidorina promo stamped with the Pokémon Center logo. Pokémon’s note says to look for the products at Pokémon Center and wherever Pokémon TCG products are sold. The showcase does not list a U.S. price.
30th Celebration Poster Collection, also September 16
The Pokémon Company
The same September 16 wave includes a Poster Collection for fans who want something to hang up. Pokémon’s product note says the poster shows images of over 160 cards from 30th Celebration. The box also has foil promo cards of Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres, plus three 30th Celebration booster packs.
It is a lighter buy than the Elite Trainer Box: three packs instead of nine, and wall art instead of sleeves and dice. Pokémon lists it with the Tech Sticker Collection, Knock Out Collection, and Sylveon ex and Greninja ex boxes as part of the same day. No price is given on the roundup. For tween collectors, the poster is the display piece and the three Kanto legendary promos are the chase inside the box.
Disney Lorcana Collection Starter Set, Rapunzel Edition
Ravensburger / Disney Lorcana
ICv2 reported June 16 that Ravensburger would put Disney Lorcana: Collection Starter Set — Rapunzel Edition into retail on September 4 at $29.99. The trade report describes it as an entry-level TCG product with a collector’s card portfolio using Tangled art, a special-edition Rapunzel promo, an Attack of the Vine! collector’s guide, and four booster packs from that set.
Ravensburger’s own Collection Starter Set page matches the playable core: four Attack of the Vine! booster packs, a foil promo of Rapunzel, and a card portfolio. The promo is described there as Rapunzel as a peculiar whisper, with a frying pan in hand. By October 4 the September 4 street date ICv2 gave has passed, so this is in-market product, not a preview. The official page does not restate the $29.99.
Cra-Z-Art Go Glo Minis, clip-on beauty for ages 8 and up
Cra-Z-Art
Cra-Z-Art’s Go Glo Minis Backpack Charm Makeup Set is on the brand’s shop at $9.97, labeled for ages 8 and up. Each pack has four miniature beauty items in a clear holographic zip pouch with a gold clip, so the pouch can hang on a backpack, purse, or keychain. One style is a surprise. The four collections named on the product page are Lip Gloss, Eye Palette, Cheek Pops, and Fragrance Mist, with flower-shaped lip glosses, mini cheek colors, tiny eyeshadow palettes, and glittery fragrance mists called out in the copy.
Cra-Z-Art positions the sets for birthdays, sleepovers, party favors, and stocking stuffers, and for kids and tweens who like miniatures and collectibles. When the international product file was checked, that storefront listed the set as out of stock. The $9.97 price and the 8+ mark are on the product record itself. Retail beyond the brand shop was not stated on that page.
Make It Real’s Mini Pottery and Spin Art Studio is a live kit on the brand site: one USB-powered base that switches between pottery and spin art. Pottery mode uses a centering tool and included paints to make six projects. Spin Art mode uses a Spiral Hub for 15 ink pieces, including hidden designs on Spin Surprise disks. The brand calls the pottery mode award-winning and says both modes move from beginner tools to harder techniques.
The product page does not print an age or a price. The copy frames it as a gift for artsy kids who want a longer project than a single craft. Instructions on the page cover several languages, including English, French, Spanish, and German. For tween craft endcaps it is a mechanical studio, not a bead kit, and buyers will need the brand or a retailer to confirm the age mark before it is ranged as 8+.
