Sonic the Hedgehog Speeds into Magic: The Gathering – Full Secret Lair x Sonic Drop Revealed

Sonic the Hedgehog Speeds into Magic: The Gathering – Full Secret Lair x Sonic Drop Revealed

Sonic fans and Magic players, it’s finally here, Wizards of the Coast and SEGA have teamed up for a full-on Secret Lair x Sonic the Hedgehog crossover. This is the first time Sonic and his world appear in Magic: The Gathering, and the result is a fun, colorful mix of new cards and reimagined staples.

The full drop goes live July 14th at 9 AM Pacific / Noon Eastern, available through the Secret Lair website. Each drop comes in non-foil ($29.99) and foil ($39.99) options.

What’s in the Drop?

There are three separate bundles, each offering something different for collectors and players:

1. Friends and Foes

This is where Sonic and the gang get their own brand-new Magic cards, not just reprints.

New card designs include:

  • Sonic the Hedgehog
  • Miles “Tails” Prower
  • Knuckles the Echidna
  • Shadow the Hedgehog

  • Amy Rose
  • Dr. Eggman
  • Super State (likely representing Sonic’s powered-up form)

2. Chasing Adventures

This one focuses on fan-favorite MTG staples with new Sonic-themed artwork.

Reprints include:

  • Generous Gift
  • Open the Armory
  • Fabricate

  • Deadly Dispute
  • Unexpected Windfall
  • Sol Ring

Plus:

A custom Treasure token featuring Sonic flair.

3. Turbo Gear

If you love artifacts, this drop is for you. Classic Magic equipment and artifact creatures get a Sonic universe makeover.

Reprints include:

  • Weatherlight
  • The Reaver Cleaver
  • Hammer of Nazahn

  • Lightning Greaves
  • Swiftfoot Boots
  • Myr Battlesphere

Plus: A special Myr token featuring Egg Pawns from the Sonic games.

Final Thoughts

This Sonic Secret Lair feels like a perfect mix of nostalgia and playability. Whether you’re here for the new character cards, the reprint staples, or just the collectible art, this is one crossover that actually feels fun and on-theme.

Pre-orders run for a limited time starting July 14, so if you’re a Sonic or Magic fan (or both), it’s probably worth jumping on.

Sources for Sonic x MTG Announcement: Game Informer | IGN | Variety

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