Amazon has restocked six Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-themed Magic: The Gathering products ahead of the crossover set's March 6 launch, with availability dating to January 4. The refresh brings back in-demand bundles and booster options at notably discounted prices, giving players and collectors a clearer path to the TMNT crossover within Universes Beyond.
The lineup includes the TMNT Play Booster Box for $160 (down from $209.70); TMNT Draft Night for $130; TMNT Commander Deck for $70; TMNT Bundle for $70; TMNT Pizza Bundle for $100; and TMNT Turtle Team-Up for $50. The Turtle Team-Up is a cooperative format for two to four players that bundles four 60-card Turtle decks, a 39-card enemy deck featuring Shredder and other villains, and four Play Booster Packs, totaling 335 cards for $50. When the Pizza Bundle sells out, preorder availability for the regular TMNT Bundle remains at $70.
TMNT Turtle Team-Up is a new cooperative format for 2-4 players. Each of the four 60-card player decks is led by Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, or Michelangelo, with a 39-card enemy deck that features villains such as Shredder and Rocksteady. The box also comes with four Play Booster Packs (14 cards each), four deck boxes, six punch-out counter sheets, and a tutorial booklet. In total, the product delivers 335 cards and is priced at $50. The format is designed to be approachable for new players while offering scalable challenges for experienced groups through deck customization drawn from the included Play Boosters.
TMNT Turtle Power Commander Deck is a 100-card Commander deck designed for multiplayer formats. It includes one Traditional Foil Face Commander with borderless art, five Traditional Foil Commanders (borderless), ten double-sided tokens, a deck box, a strategy insert, and a reference card. Notably, 43 cards in this deck are new to Magic: The Gathering, making it a strong entry point for fans looking to add TMNT-specific cards to their Commander staples.
TMNT Bundle follows the recent crossover set tradition, offering nine TMNT Play Booster Packs (14 cards each), a foil alt-art promotional card, and a collection of Lands and accessories. Specifically, the Bundle includes 9 Play Booster Packs, 1 Traditional Foil Alt-Art Card, 15 traditional foil Lands (5 with Full-Art), 15 non-foil Lands (5 with Full-Art), a spindown life counter, a storage box, and two reference cards. The Bundle is priced at $70.
The TMNT Pizza Bundle is the collector-focused version of the Bundle, adding a Collector Booster and two promo cards to the package. It swaps some land cards for special Pizza Lands and includes 9 Play Booster Packs, the Collector Booster (15 cards each), two exclusive promo cards, 25 non-foil Pizza Basic Lands, five Traditional Foil Pizza Lands, a spindown counter, a storage box, and two reference cards, all for $100. If this premium bundle sells out, restocked regular Bundles at $70 remain an option for players seeking a more affordable entry.
TMNT Draft Night is a boxed set built for draft play. It comes with 12 TMNT Play Boosters, 1 TMNT Collector Booster, 90 non-foil basic lands, 10 non-foil double-sided tokens, and a draft insert, all packaged for $130. The Draft Night product is designed to deliver a self-contained draft experience with ample contents to support multiple rounds.
TMNT Collector Booster Pack is a 15-card foil-focused pack, including a mix of common, uncommon, and rare/mythic cards, plus a foil land and a foil booster fun card. The Collector Booster Pack is listed at $38, while the TMNT Collector Booster Box is priced at $450, reflecting its premium status and higher pull potential.
TMNT Play Booster Tins are offered at $21 each and come with three Play Booster Packs plus a sticker, with five variants themed around the core turtle team and Shredder. The TMNT Play Booster Box is listed at $160 (down from $209.70) and contains 30 packs with 14 cards each and a non-foil double-sided token. Each Play Booster includes a breakdown of card types: seven Commons, two Uncommons, one Rare or Mythic Rare, one Legendary Turtle of any rarity, one Wildcard, one Traditional Foil of any rarity, and one Land. On average, one out of every 28 Play Boosters includes a Source Material non-foil card, with a total of 20 Source Material cards across the set, each replacing a Common when pulled. There is a guaranteed minimum of one Rare per pack, with the potential for up to five Rare or Mythic Rare cards depending on pulls.
Other related TMNT products include TMNT Play Booster and TMNT Sleeved Booster Packs, which are planned for launch day purchases and are typically priced to be accessible for players looking to expand their TMNT card pool. The TMNT Play Booster Box, in particular, provides a substantial value through its 30 packs and the included Legendary Turtle, Wildcard, and various foil opportunities.
TMNT Play Booster Boxes are part of a broader Universes Beyond push from Wizards of the Coast this year. The TMNT crossover sits alongside other high-profile crossovers such as Marvel’s Spider-Man, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Final Fantasy. In this initial wave of coverage, Amazon-listed prices show the Spider-Man Play Booster Box at $107.57 (a significant discount relative to its September launch price) and the Spider-Man Gift Bundle at $65, with the Spider-Man Bundle priced at $48.49 alongside other Spider-Man offerings. For Avatar: The Last Airbender, beginner options such as the Avatar Beginner Box are listed at $27, and various Collector Booster Boxes and Packs appear in the stock feed at prices ranging from roughly the high teens to several hundred dollars for premium bundles. Final Fantasy’s first wave includes Commander Decks from $45 and a Play Booster Box at $140; Wave 2 additions feature the Chocobo Bundle at $165, with other scene boxes and bundles available at multiple price points.
Readers should expect stock to fluctuate as teams at Amazon and Wizards of the Coast adjust allocations, and as collectors and players snap up limited-quantity preorders. All listed products are currently sold directly through Amazon and ship from its warehouses, which helps explain the broad reach of these values across regions. The TMNT set marks Wizards of the Coast’s first Universes Beyond crossover in 2026, continuing a busy year for crossovers that builds on 2025 releases across Final Fantasy, Spider-Man, and Avatar.
For fans and buyers, these restocks present a timely chance to secure preferred TMNT products before launch and to build a diversified collection that blends standard MTG formats with cooperative and Commander content. Given the popularity of the TMNT crossover and the broader Universes Beyond strategy, price sensitivity and availability will likely remain a factor through the March 6 release window and beyond.
With multiple formats and price points, the TMNT crossover set continues to offer something for both new players and seasoned collectors. The restock demonstrates the ongoing demand for crossover products that merge familiar franchises with MTG’s tested gameplay systems, and it underscores Amazon’s role as a key distribution channel for limited-release bundles and boosters. As the March 6 launch nears, players are encouraged to compare deals across TMNT bundles, boosters, and special editions to optimize value while expanding their Universes Beyond collections.