Secret Lair: Totally TubuLair Superdrop just turned Magic: The Gathering into a full-on sewer level crossover. Wizards of the Coast is dropping six new Secret Lair releases packed with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mayhem, street-level villains, and deep-cut fan service that feels designed to disappear from carts in seconds.
Six Drops, One Big TMNT Secret Lair Takeover
This Superdrop leans hard into mutant mayhem, from classic baddies to cult-favorite spin-offs. The lineup pairs Magic staples with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reskins, plus artist-driven drops that spotlight Kevin Eastman and Stan Sakai, and even a dedicated Usagi Yojimbo-themed set for fans who want their crossover history with extra sauce.
What Each Drop Includes
Secret Lair is slicing the pizza into distinct flavors, so you can grab the theme that matches your shelf, your Commander deck, or your nostalgia.
Secret Lair x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: VHS Villains brings a retro menace vibe with five cards, including Delver of Secrets, Higure, the Still Wind as Shredder, Species Specialist, Rampaging Baloths as Stampeding Brutes, and Triskelion as Krang’s Android. Non-foil runs $29.99, foil runs $39.99.
Secret Lair x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Mighty Mutanimals goes eco-chaos with Deepglow Skate as Man Ray, Pirated Copy as Slash, Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar as Mondo Gecko, Hardened Scales, and Triumph of Hordes as Mutanimals United. Non-foil runs $29.99, foil runs $39.99.
Secret Lair x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin swings darker with Settle the Wreckage, Mental Misstep, Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni as Splinter, Anger, and Chord of Calling. Non-foil runs $29.99, foil runs $39.99.
Two separate Kevin Eastman drops hit collectors straight in the childhood, one featuring colors and one featuring inks, each priced at $29.99 non-foil or $39.99 foil.
Stan Sakai gets his own spotlight with Baylen, the Haymaker as Miyamoto Usagi, Felidar Retreat as Katsuichi’s Peace, Master of Ceremonies, Second Harvest, and Sunforger as The Grass-Cutting Sword. Non-foil runs $29.99, foil runs $39.99.
Bundles for the “I Want Everything” Crowd
If you already know you want the whole set, Wizards is offering bundle options that stack the drops together. The Heroes in a Half Shell Non-Foil Bundle lists at $171.99. The Turtle Power Foil Bundle lists at $229.99. The Totally TubuLair Everything Bundle lists at $399.99 and includes both foil and non-foil versions across the lineup.
How to Not Get Left Behind at the Secret Lair Checkout
Secret Lair: Totally TubuLair Superdrop goes live March 2, 2026 at MagicSecretLair.com, and Wizards is strongly nudging fans to prep early. The pre-queue opens at 8 a.m. PT, one hour before the sale starts at 9 a.m. PT. Orders over $99 ship free, terms and conditions apply, and items are not locked in until checkout completes, so loading your cart early does not guarantee anything.
Which drop are you chasing first, VHS villains, Mutanimals, Last Ronin, Eastman, or Sakai? Are you going foil, non-foil, or full bundle chaos? Which Magic card reskin do you want to see next in a TMNT Secret Lair? Drop your thoughts in the comments or @me.
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