Overview
Six drops of mutant mayhem, arriving four days before the TMNT set — plus a Usagi Yojimbo drop with art by Stan Sakai.
A superdrop is a multi-day sale bundling several individual drops — you can buy any one on its own or take the bundle. How the line works in general is covered on the Secret Lair hub.
Ties into a set
This superdrop arrives alongside a full expansion — Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — Set Guide.
Contents
Four of the six drops were named in coverage; the remaining two were not detailed.
VHS Villains
Higure, the Still Wind as “Shredder, Criminal Mastermind”, and Triskelion as “Krang's Android”.
The Mighty Mutanimals
Deepglow Skate as “Man Ray, Eco Avenger”, and Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar as “Mondo Gecko, Esquire”.
The Last Ronin
Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni as “Splinter, Vengeful Sensei”, with art taken from the Last Ronin comics.
Usagi Yojimbo
Art by Stan Sakai.
Practical
Secret Lair drops sell for a limited window and then stop — the window is the decision point, not the release date. Availability, contents and pricing are set by Wizards and can change; the official store is the only authoritative source for what's currently orderable.
FAQ
It went live on March 2, 2026 at 9 a.m. PT, four days before the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set released on March 6.
Six drops. Four were named in coverage: VHS Villains, The Mighty Mutanimals, The Last Ronin, and a Usagi Yojimbo drop with art by Stan Sakai. The remaining two weren't detailed.
Among those revealed: Higure, the Still Wind as Shredder, Criminal Mastermind; Triskelion as Krang's Android; Deepglow Skate as Man Ray, Eco Avenger; Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar as Mondo Gecko, Esquire; and Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni as Splinter, Vengeful Sensei.
No. The set is a Standard-legal expansion you draft and buy in boosters. This superdrop is a separate direct-to-consumer product of alternate-art reprints, timed to arrive with it.
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