Based on the official October 15 developer example checked October 19, 2026. Quantities and set subtotals were added from the published list; no purchase, opening or gameplay test is claimed.
WHY IT MATTERS
Use the official decklist as a five-set quantity checklist. A Coco theme, a single card’s name and a retail product are different descriptions.
Start with the published list, not an assumed product
Ravensburger’s October 15 article A Coco Themed Deck presents a deck example by development and design team member Brennan DeCandio. Its list is organized under five sets: Whispers in the Well, Winterspell, Wilds Unknown, Attack of the Vine! and Hyperia City. Adding the published quantities gives 60 cards across 18 named entries.
That is a useful collection boundary, but the article is not a boxed-product specification. It does not establish a retail starter containing those 60 cards, a price for assembling them or a pack that supplies the whole list. Treat its decklist as a plan to check against your collection, rather than turning the headline’s theme into an assumed product name.
Hyperia City supplies only part of the example
The Hyperia City portion totals 33 of the 60 listed cards. The other 27 come from the four earlier named sets. Among them is one Hercules – Young Rescuer from Wilds Unknown; the example also includes Ariel and other cards beyond Coco’s characters. A Coco theme does not mean every row comes from one film or one expansion.
Use a set column and a quantity column before choosing how to acquire missing cards. A Hyperia City booster is not described by this list as containing the older-set requirements, and the article gives no opening odds or number of packs needed to finish it. No financial advantage is established for opening packs instead of choosing identified copies.
The subtitle is part of the card identity
The list includes three Héctor Rivera cards with different subtitles: Street Musician, Gone to Pieces and Worldwide Sensation. Their listed quantities are four, three and four respectively. It also distinguishes Miguel Rivera – Street Musician from Miguel Rivera – Accomplished Musician. A collection note that says only Héctor or Miguel cannot specify which entry is missing.
Retain the exact title, set and required quantity when comparing a listing with the example. If a particular foil, language or art treatment matters to your own collection, record that separately: this developer decklist does not establish a required premium treatment, a rare print run or a price for an individual copy.
Separate the theme goal from copying the deck
A collector can choose two different projects: reproduce the published 60-card example or make a smaller Coco character collection. The first requires every listed entry and quantity; the second needs its own written boundary. Neither goal is more complete merely because it uses a larger number of packs or a more expensive treatment.
Before purchasing, mark what is already owned, what remains missing and which versions are acceptable. If the aim is to play the example, check current format rules separately rather than treating an October 15 article as permanent deck legality. No deck construction, game result, card opening, personal testing or live stock check was performed for this report.
