Magic: The Gathering Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Set Revealed Now

Magic: The Gathering There is one Busy plans for 2026but one set remains a mystery to this day—a crossover with Nickelodeon.

Now, not only does the series star the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but it's already available for pre-order. Here's everything you need to know, from game boosters to Commander decks.

Half shell pre-order

As you might imagine, the March 6 launch was more than Bo Staff could shake, with a week-long pre-release from February 27 to March 5.

As expected, the base is Play Booster, and Amazon currently sells a box for $209.70. If the price changes, you'll get a refund for the difference, but history tells us that a box of 30 starts to get cheaper soon after release (just look at Spider-Man).

You can also purchase the now common booster bundle, which includes a promotional card, a series of nine game boosters, a storage box, and a spin life counter. Now $69.99.

Pricing for Collector Boosters is less clear. As with any set, you can find high value cards within it, and Amazon doesn’t have prices for these products yetnor for a box of them. expect them to be expensive, However, the suggested retail price is $37.99 each.

New this time is the Pizza Bundle, which includes 9 game boosters, 1 collection booster, 25 non-foil pizza lands (yes, really), 5 foil pizza lands, 2 foil promo cards, and a spin life counter. Available on Amazon for $99.99.

Draft Night, a new box set that debuted at Loewen in January, is also included. It has a bunch of packs (twelve in total) to play with sealed drafts, and a collection booster for the winner to take home. $119.99 on Amazon.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Coming to Commander Deck

Finally, Commander players can look forward to returning to the Premonition deck…but only one.

Having been absent since Edge of Eternity, there's a new one coming, a five-color deck called Turtle Power!

Wizards now reveal deck listbut the focus is on teamwork, so you can have a pair of half-shell heroes as your commanders. Pre-order price is currently $69.99but it is expected to climb.

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in the tech, gaming and fitness sectors, having worked for Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and more. He was a huge fan of Magic: The Gathering and other trading card games, much to the dismay of his wife.