From the time thatLorcanalaunched, the Lilo And Stitch series has been represented by several cards picturing one of Disney’s most loved families. Some of these directly reference scenes from the first movie, while others let the characters either live out their dreams or playfully expand upon the lore of these beloved characters.
And although the wonder shouldn’t be lost on anyone, this is a competitive trading card game, and the question isn’t how well the characters are represented, but how powerful are. Will any of the Lilo And Stitch cast find a home in your deck?
This list ranks Lilo And Stitch cards from all launched sets in Lorcana based on their power and their utility.
10Jumba Jookiba, Renegade Scientist
No, Jumba Wouldn’t Create Something, Would He?
This is one of the very limited Emerald Lilo And Stitch cards. Jumba is an inkable option that costs five. He doesn’t have any abilities to offer, but when compared to other cost five cards, his strength, willpower, and lore spread are pretty standard.
Although there are characters that have five strength and could successfully challenge Jumba, his willpower is still high enough that he should be able to withstand a head-on challenge. Especially from another cost five card. So, he may not bring something unique, but he’s certainly not a bad card to have padding out your deck.
9Lilo, Galactic Hero
It’s Lilo In Spaaaace
Lilo’s strength is, well, her strength. Like Jumba, this Lilo card doesn’t come with any type of ability, but she’s a cost three card that can be inked and, in comparison to other cards that cost the same, she can really pack a punch with her strength of four. Or a shot with that blaster she’s holding.
Aside from having a pretty good strength, she can also quest for two. That gives you an option to get some early lore, especially if she’s paired with any of the Steel Bodyguard cards that you can select from her own ink color.
8Stitch, Abomination
But He’s So Fluffy
Ruby doesn’t house a lot of the members of the Lilo And Stitch family, which might be why this Stitch’s badness is so high. Along with that, he has a high willpower, at six. He can also quest for three.
He doesn’t have as much synergy as other cards based on Stitch, but he’s a solid option for any Ruby deck if you’re looking for some higher-cost cards that can help fill up your deck. Because of the six willpower, it will most likely take a few hits or other resources to get rid of him and, in the meantime, can help boost your lore.
7Cobra Bubbles, Just A Social Worker
Or Is He?
Getting back to the Amber cards, Cobra Bubbles is a solid choice if you’re looking for an option with a little survivability, even if he’s on his own. His strength isn’t the highest of the cost seven cards, but his willpower of nine is strong, especially in the Amber family.
And while he is on the field, he can quest for two lore, which is not too shabby. Plus, it gives you options. Do you need some extra muscle to take out an opponent’s character? He can deal some damage and survive the challenge successfully. Do you have some protection to keep him safe? Then let him quest.
6Stitch, Covert Agent
Why Should Pleakley Have All The Fun?
You can’t call it a vacation if you have to work while you’re on it. And that’s exactly what this Stitch is doing.This Emerald character cardhas a cost of five and a couple of abilities to boot. One is that he’s immediately Evasive without any trigger.
His second ability is called Hide which gives him Wardwhenever he is at a location. This probably sounds pretty good, but what hurts him is that he only has a strength and willpower of three. And, unless you have an option to get him to a location for free, he has to survive, most likely, another turn until you’re able to send him to a place where he can hide out.
5Nani, Protective Sister
One Of The Best Sisters In All Of Disney
Nani’s Lorcana debut gives her not only the Amber card color, but also the Bodyguard feature, which is so fitting. Bodyguard means that, when it comes to challenging, an opponent has to go after the Bodyguard before they can challenge any of your other characters. Given, of course, that she’s exerted and able to be challenged.
Along with that, she has a willpower of six and, at a cost of five, it means that most cards around that level will have a hard time getting rid of her. And when they do try to they will walk away with three damage on themselves. And, until they can banish her, she’ll be collecting two lore anytime you have her quest. Which you’ll most likely be doing so that she is in the position to protect your other cards.
4Stitch, New Dog
He’s More Than Just A Puppy
In comparison to these other cards that have had a cost of three, five, and even seven, it probably seems odd to see a cost one card so high up on the list. But his ability to synergize with the other Lilo And Stitch options is high.
Not only is a two in strength and willpower pretty good for the early game, you can have this Stitch out on the field for the Rock Star Stitch to shift onto. Or be used with his Carefree Surfer option, giving you card draw for having multiple cards in play.
3Lilo, Making A Wish
Are You The Angel She’s Wished For?
There are ones all over this card. Cost, strength, willpower. But the thing that isn’t a one is her lore, and that’s what makes her such a strong card.
If you can keep this Lilo protected with, let’s say, Simba, Protective Cub which costs only two ink to play, Lilo can start to get you an early lead when it comes to lore. And, beyond that, she can also be used with Stitch’s Rock Star and Carefree Surfer cards, giving you their additional benefits, all for the cost of one ink.
2Stitch, Rock Star
The King Would Be Proud
Speaking of Stitch, Rock Star, he’s easily one of the best Stitch cards you can play and have in your deck. Although he costs six ink to play, you can instead shift him on top of another Stitch for only four ink instead. Making good use of the New Dog variant.
Along with being able to use that lower-cost Stitch card, this Rock Star can make use of any card that costs two or less ink to play. Anytime you play a card like that, you can put it on the field exerted. Although that leaves the card open to a challenge, it allows you to draw a card.
1Stitch, Carefree Surfer
The Best Of These Ten Is Hanging Ten
What makesthis Legendary card shineis easily its ability. Perfectly named, Ohana allows you to draw two cards if you have two or more characters on your side of the board. Unlike the Rock Star Stitch, it doesn’t matter what the other cards cost.
Besides that, this Carefree Surfer has a willpower of eight, which means that there aren’t many cards that can take him out in a one-on-one challenge. If he survives a challenge, he will leave an enemy with four damage but can then use your next turn to quest for two lore.
