KAYOU Winx Club Fairy Diary Daily Edition: Card List, Rarities and Pull Rates

Fairy Diary Daily Edition is the everyday half of KAYOU's first Winx Club collectible card series, the one built on the fairies' school days, their pets and their friendships rather than their transformations. This guide shows every one of the 94 cards tier by tier with its card number, names the nine rarity tiers as KAYOU prints them, gives the printed pull ratio for the 20-pack box, and explains how the Daily Edition differs from the Magic Edition sold beside it. These are collectible cards, not a trading card game: there are no rules and no decks, so the whole hobby is the set, the tiers and the artwork.

Everything here is about the North American English print (card prefix WFD01), KAYOU's item code WX-KP-DL-001-NA: 20 packs of five cards to a display box, 24 boxes to a carton, dated October 2026 on KAYOU's page. The same page lists two Collector Box bundles of the same packs, a five-pack box (WX-CB-DL-001-5P) and a ten-pack Midnight Sun Version (WX-CB-DL-001A-10P), which we do not stock. Card images on this page are KAYOU's own, from the official Daily Edition series page, which is the North American print.

Quick Answer: KAYOU Winx Club Fairy Diary Daily Edition has 94 cards across nine rarity tiers, five cards a pack and 20 packs a box. Every pack holds two Rares, a Cute Rare, a Super Rare and one card from a higher pool, so a box gives you 20 of the top three pools between them: Function, Titan and Artist Rares in eleven packs, Super Spark, Ultra and Ultra Golden Rares in the other nine. The Artist Rares are the painted top tier, the Ultra Golden Rares are the diary-collage tier unique to this edition, and the English box is on pre-order in Australia for dispatch by 21 November 2026.

What the Daily Edition is

KAYOU's Fairy Diary Series 1 comes as two editions sold side by side, not one after the other. The Daily Edition is the everyday one: 94 card designs, nine tiers, a five-card pack and a 20-pack box, and KAYOU's own description of it as the fairies' daily lives. That shows on the cards. The 20 Rares are social-feed posts with a screenshot from the show and a hashtag, the Cute Rares are the six pets, the Titan Rares pair each fairy with her Specialist, and the Ultra Golden Rares are a locker-door collage with a glitter photo frame and a signature. The chase tiers are the six painted Artist Rares and the six Trix cards.

The cast is the six Winx: Bloom, Flora, Stella, Musa, Tecna and Aisha, in that order on most tiers. The Specialists (Sky, Brandon, Helia, Riven, Timmy and Nabu) appear only on the Titan Rares, and the villains only on the Super Spark Rares, where Darcy, Icy and Stormy get two cards each. There is no card in this edition that is not one of those fifteen characters or one of the six pets.

Card list and rarity ladder

The set runs to 94 card types across nine tiers. The tier names and counts below are KAYOU's, from the official series page; the numbers are the ones printed on the cards, and every one of them matched KAYOU's list on this edition.

KAYOU lists the tiers top down as AR, UGR, UR, TR, SSR, FR, SR, QR, R, and the pull ratio groups them the same way: the Function, Titan and Artist Rares form one pool and the Super Spark, Ultra and Ultra Golden Rares the other. There is no serial-numbered card and no parallel in this edition; the Magic Edition is where the parallels are.

The chase tiers, pictured

The six Artist Rares are the cards a box is opened for: painted portraits of each Winx over a city at night, each titled with her power. Bloom is the Fairy of the Dragon Flame, Flora the Fairy of Nature, Stella the Fairy of the Sun and Moon, Musa the Fairy of Music, Tecna the Fairy of Technology and Aisha the Fairy of Waves, numbered WFD01-AR-001 to 006 in that order, with the code bottom left and the AR mark top left.

The six Ultra Golden Rares are the tier only this edition has: each is a locker-door collage with the fairy's name in graffiti letters, a glitter-framed photo of her, a "WINX STYLE" tape strip and her signature across the frame, with the card code on a tape strip bottom right. They are the most Daily-Edition cards in the set, a diary page rather than a pin-up.

The six Ultra Rares are street-art portraits: each Winx in everyday clothes against a spray-painted wall with her name in graffiti and a "WINX STYLE" sticker. The same six cards, with the same numbers and the same art, are also in the Magic Edition, so a UR from either box is the same card.

The six Super Spark Rares are the villains: the Trix, two cards each for Darcy (SSR-001 and 002), Icy (003 and 004) and Stormy (005 and 006), in a thorn-vine frame with "THE TRIX" across the bottom. They are shared with the Magic Edition under the same numbers.

The base tiers, pictured

Titan Rare (TR-001 to TR-012). Twelve photo-frame cards on a star-pattern border with the line "Winx, you are the magic!" and the Rainbow logo, numbered in pairs: Bloom and Sky, Flora and Helia, Musa and Riven, Stella and Brandon, Tecna and Timmy, Aisha and Nabu. It is the only tier where the Specialists appear. The Magic Edition prints the same twelve numbers and the same art on a split black-and-colour backdrop; the Daily Edition's backdrop is a plain dark photo.

Function Rare (FR-001 to FR-008). Eight "Friendship Forever" cards of the whole group in the classic animation style, with the Winx Club logo and a glitter finish. Three are portrait (FR-001, 002 and 007) and five are landscape (FR-003 to 006 and 008), the only landscape cards in the edition. The Magic Edition carries on the numbering with its own six Function Rares, FR-009 to 014, in a different magazine-style design.

Super Rare (SR-001 to SR-018). Three cards of each Winx in her fairy form over a "MAGICWINX" wordmark: Bloom SR-001 to 003, Flora 004 to 006, Musa 007 to 009, Stella 010 to 012, Tecna 013 to 015 and Aisha 016 to 018. One in every pack, so a box gives you 20 of the 18. The same 18 cards are in the Magic Edition under the same numbers.

Cute Rare (QR-001 to QR-012). The six pets, two cards each, under a "CUTE POWER!" tag: Milly the rabbit (001 and 002), Belle the lamb (003 and 004), Coco the kitten (005 and 006), Pepe the bear (007 and 008), Ginger the poodle (009 and 010) and Chicko the chick (011 and 012). One in every pack. The Magic Edition's Cute Rares are different cards, QR-013 to 024, the fairies themselves drawn small.

Rare (R-001 to R-020). The Story Diary cards, which KAYOU's page spells "Stroy Diary": each is a social-feed post from a "Winx Club" account with a scene from the show, a caption and a hashtag, from #magicwinx and #trix to #slumberparty, #enchantix and #magicmission. Two in every pack, 40 to a box, on a white frame; the Magic Edition prints the same 20 scenes and numbers on a black frame.

Pull rates

KAYOU prints the Daily Edition's appearance probability on the official series page as two lines, with a note that the production ratio is based on a single pack. In every 20 packs:

• 11 packs hold two Rares, one Cute Rare, one Super Rare and one Function, Titan or Artist Rare.
• 9 packs hold two Rares, one Cute Rare, one Super Rare and one Super Spark, Ultra or Ultra Golden Rare.

So every pack has a Super Rare and a Cute Rare, and every box has 20 cards from the top six tiers: eleven from the Function, Titan and Artist pool and nine from the Super Spark, Ultra and Ultra Golden pool. KAYOU does not print how the cards inside each pool are split, so there is no official per-tier rate for an Artist Rare or an Ultra Golden Rare; the ratio tells you how many top-pool cards a box holds, not which ones.

Daily Edition vs Magic Edition

Both editions are Series 1 of the same line, share the WFD01 prefix and share 62 card numbers: the 18 Super Rares, six Ultra Rares and six Super Spark Rares are the same cards in both boxes, and the twelve Titan Rares and 20 Rares carry the same numbers and art with a different frame treatment. What the Daily Edition has that the Magic Edition does not is its 32 own cards: the Ultra Golden Rare tier, Artist Rares 001 to 006, Function Rares 001 to 008 and the twelve pet Cute Rares. What the Magic Edition adds is six more tiers on top, the single Scenario-E 20th-anniversary card, the Brush, Creative, Zenith and Holo Rares and the sketch-style Super Rare parallel, plus its own Artist Rares (007 to 012), Function Rares (009 to 014) and Cute Rares (013 to 024), for 123 cards across 14 tiers in a 12-pack box of eight-card packs. Our Magic Edition card-list guide pictures all of that tier by tier.

If you want the pets, the diary collages and the cheaper box, the Daily Edition is the one. If you want the anniversary card and the parallels, it is the Magic Edition. A collector who wants every Series 1 card needs both, and the shared tiers mean the second box fills gaps in the first.

Buying the Daily Edition in Australia

The Daily Edition NA booster box is on pre-order for dispatch from NSW by 21 November 2026, and the Magic Edition box sits beside it on the Winx Club hub. Both come through KAYOU's official Australian distributor in the North American English print. There is no single-pack listing for this set.

The box is 20 packs of five cards, 100 cards in total, against a 94-card set, so a full box cannot complete the set on its own: 20 of the 100 are Super Rares from a tier of 18, 40 are Rares from a tier of 20, and the top six tiers share 20 slots between 44 cards.

Things that are easy to get wrong

Two editions, one series. Daily and Magic are both Fairy Diary Series 1, both WFD01, and sold at the same time. Neither is a reprint or a later wave of the other.

Shared numbers are shared cards. SR-001 to 018, UR-001 to 006 and SSR-001 to 006 are the same cards in both boxes. A listing that sells a Daily Edition Super Rare and a Magic Edition Super Rare of the same number is selling the same card twice.

The AR numbering continues across editions. The Daily Edition's Artist Rares are AR-001 to 006. The Magic Edition's are printed AR-007 to 012 on the cards, even though KAYOU's Magic Edition page lists them as 001 to 006. Search by the printed code.

Not a trading card game. There are no rules, no decks and no gameplay text on any card. If you want something to play, our My Little Pony TCG and Yu-Gi-Oh! ranges are the playable ones.

The item code is on the box. The North American print carries WX-KP-DL-001-NA. KAYOU's Collector Box bundles of the same packs carry WX-CB codes and are a different product.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in KAYOU Winx Club Fairy Diary Daily Edition?

94 card types across nine rarity tiers, with five cards in every pack and 20 packs in the display box. The tiers are Rare (20), Cute Rare (12), Super Rare (18), Function Rare (8), Super Spark Rare (6), Titan Rare (12), Ultra Rare (6), Ultra Golden Rare (6) and Artist Rare (6).

What is the rarest card in the Daily Edition?

KAYOU lists the Artist Rares at the top of the ladder: six painted portraits of Bloom, Flora, Stella, Musa, Tecna and Aisha, WFD01-AR-001 to 006. The Ultra Golden Rares sit just below them and are the one tier found only in this edition.

What are the Daily Edition pull rates?

KAYOU prints the ratio per pack: every pack holds two Rares, a Cute Rare, a Super Rare and one higher card. In eleven packs out of 20 that card is a Function, Titan or Artist Rare; in the other nine it is a Super Spark, Ultra or Ultra Golden Rare. KAYOU does not print the split inside each pool.

What is the difference between the Daily Edition and the Magic Edition?

The Daily Edition is 94 cards in nine tiers, five-card packs and a 20-pack box, built on the fairies' everyday lives with the pets and the diary collages. The Magic Edition is 123 cards in 14 tiers, eight-card packs and a 12-pack box, and adds the 20th-anniversary Scenario-E card, four more foil tiers and a sketch parallel. They share 62 card numbers.

Are the Daily Edition cards the same as the Magic Edition cards?

Some are. The Super Rares, Ultra Rares and Super Spark Rares are identical in both editions, and the Titan Rares and Rares share numbers and art with a different frame. The Artist, Function and Cute Rares are different cards in each edition, and the Ultra Golden Rares exist only in the Daily Edition.

Which characters are on the Daily Edition cards?

The six Winx (Bloom, Flora, Stella, Musa, Tecna and Aisha), the six Specialists (Sky, Helia, Riven, Brandon, Timmy and Nabu) on the Titan Rares, the Trix (Darcy, Icy and Stormy) on the Super Spark Rares, and the six pets (Milly, Belle, Coco, Pepe, Ginger and Chicko) on the Cute Rares.

Is the Daily Edition a trading card game?

No. The KAYOU Winx Club cards are a collectible card series with no rules, decks or gameplay. You collect the set, chase the tiers and trade duplicates.

Where can I buy the Daily Edition in Australia?

We stock the sealed English Daily Edition NA booster box on pre-order for dispatch from NSW by 21 November 2026, alongside the Magic Edition on the Winx Club hub.