Anime art returns to Magic: The Gathering in Bloomburrow, featuring artists like Issei Murakami, MINATO, Noki, and Atushi Furusawa. Here’s every anime card in the set, how to pull it, and how much they’re worth on the secondary market (once Bloomburrow officially releases).
Full list of the MTG Bloomburrow anime art cards
Wizards of the Coast has included 20 exclusive anime art cards within the MTG Bloomburrow Standard-legal set. Here are the ones we know so far. Once an anime Bloomburrow card is officially spoiled, we’ll add it to the list.
| Bloomburrow anime art card name | Bloomburrow anime art card image |
|---|---|
| Alania, Divergent Storm |  |
| Camellia, the Seedmiser |  |
| Finneas, Ace Archer |  |
| Kastral, the Windcrested |  |
| Ral, Crackling Wit |  |
| Chatterfang, Squirrel General |  |
| Nissa, Who Makes the World |  |
| Liliana of the Dark Realms |  |
| Lumra, Bellow of the Woods |  |
| Mabel, Heir to Cragflame |  |
Where to find MTG Bloomburrow anime art cards
There are two versions of the MTG Bloomburrow anime art cards: English and Japanese. Each of the versions is exclusive to Collector booster packs. English versions are global while Japanese variants are only found in Japanese Collector booster packs.
Only 20 Bloomburrow cards were given the anime borderless raised foil treatment and the odds of pulling one in a Collector booster pack are low. But this is good for anyone who pulls one as it’ll be worth money on the secondary market.
What’s special about the MTG Bloomburrow anime art treatment?
All MTG anime art cards are borderless and have unique gold floral patterns around the card name and text box. The floral patterns synergize with the other treatments in the Bloomburrow set, like the Showcase Woodland frame or the borderless Field Notes treatment.
Each anime card also has a raised foil treatment, which helps increase the value of the Bloomburrow cards while looking sharp in your hand.
Are the MTG Bloomburrow anime art cards worth money?
Heading into Bloomburrow spoiler season, it’s too early to know the value of the anime art cards on the secondary market. Previous anime treatments within Magic sets have been hit or miss. Most anime MTG cards are valued no lower than $2 to $3 and can be worth up to hundreds depending on the popularity.
Once the Bloomburrow set has been fully previewed, we’ll have the preorder prices, which should give us a general price range for the MTG anime art cards.
