My Little Pony TCG Fantasy Wonderland: The Most Valuable Cards (and Pull Rates)

Fantasy Wonderland is the first booster set of the English My Little Pony Trading Card Game, and six cards in it are already selling for more than five sealed boxes each. This guide ranks the chase cards, gives you KAYOU's published pull rates for every tier, and puts real sold prices next to each one so you know what a big pull is actually worth.

Everything here is about the English edition (KAYOU product code BNA01, box MPN MLP-KP-HXQJ-001). The Chinese print uses the same card numbers, so check the language on any listing before you compare prices.

Quick Answer: The rarest cards in Fantasy Wonderland are the six Shining Ruby Rare (RR※) Mane Six full-arts, printed at one per 640 packs — one card in a 32-box case. English RR※ singles sold on eBay for roughly £240–£336 each (about A$480–A$670) between June and August 2026. The twelve Shining Colorful Rare (CR※) alternate arts sit next at one per 8 boxes and £80–£130. Every box guarantees a Ruby Rare, a Shining Gold Rare and a Shining Emerald Rare.

How the Fantasy Wonderland rarity ladder works

The set has 191 card types across 13 rarity tiers, five cards a pack, 20 packs a box and 32 boxes a case. Eight tiers are the base ladder; the top five each have a Shining (※) parallel that shares the base card's number, so the ※ mark printed on the face is the only way to tell them apart.

If you are new to the line, our KAYOU My Little Pony series explainer covers how the playable TCG differs from the Friendship Eternal collectible cards.

Pull rates: what KAYOU actually publishes

KAYOU prints its production ratio rather than per-card odds. Six packs in every 20 carry two Commons, two Uncommon/Sapphire cards and an Emerald Rare. The other 14 packs swap one of those for a single card from the SR / RR / GR / CR / GR※ / SPR※ / CR※ / RR※ pool and can upgrade the Emerald to a Shining Emerald. Worked out across a case, that gives:

So a box is never empty: you are guaranteed a Ruby Rare, a Shining Gold Rare and a Shining Emerald Rare, plus a handful of Gold and Colorful Rares. The ※ tiers above that are where the money is, and they are genuinely rare — a case is 640 packs, and it holds one Shining Ruby.

The most valuable Fantasy Wonderland cards

Prices below are English-edition eBay sold listings from June to August 2026, shown as eBay UK displays them (most sellers were US or Canadian). Convert at roughly £1 to A$2 at the time of writing. Where a sale was a Best Offer, the true price was somewhat below the figure shown. Treat all of it as a dated snapshot: this is a new game with a thin market, and prices will move.

1. Shining Ruby Rare Rainbow Dash (※BP01-RR05)

Rainbow Dash punching through a sonic-rainboom vortex, rainbow lenticular border, no game text. The most listed and most expensive card in the set: two eBay sales at £336 and £325 in July and August, and a recorded US$220 sale in mid July. Canadian retailer listings sit as high as CA$900, though those are asking prices with the card sold out. If you pull one card from a case, this is the one you want.

2. Shining Ruby Rare Pinkie Pie (※BP01-RR03)

Pinkie bursting out of a cake in comic-book linework. This is the card with the most confirmed firm sales: £284 and £244 as Buy It Now, plus a £283 Best Offer sale. Use Pinkie when you want a number you can defend — three separate buyers paid it.

3. Shining Ruby Rare Fluttershy (※BP01-RR02)

Fluttershy against a night sky with birds and butterflies along her wings. One eBay sale at £284 in June. Retailer listings around CA$450.

4. Shining Ruby Rare Twilight Sparkle, Applejack and Rarity (※RR01, ※RR04, ※RR06)

The remaining three Shining Rubies have not shown up as English eBay sales yet, which says more about how few exist than about demand. US singles sellers list them at US$110–US$200 in stock, and Canadian listings run CA$520–CA$750 sold out. Rarity is the highest-priced of the six at one US retailer. Expect them to trade in the same £240–£336 band once they surface.

5. Shining Colorful Rare Rainbow Dash and Applejack (※CR05, ※CR10, ※CR11)

The twelve CR※ alternate arts are the second tier of chase, at one per 8 boxes. Rainbow Dash leads again: ※CR11 sold for £114 firm and ※CR05 sold three times between £81 and £106. A signature-promo ※CR10 Applejack cleared £203. The character effect is consistent across the whole set — Rainbow Dash and Applejack outsell the others at every tier.

6. Signed Shining Gold Applejack (※BP01-GR04)

The six GR※ cards carry the artist's signature on a lenticular surface and are guaranteed one per box, so most of them trade cheaply. The exception is Applejack, which sold for £264 in July. Rainbow Dash ※GR05 sits at £8–£24.

7. Shining Colorful Rare Fluttershy (※CR08)

Two sales at £130 and £41, which shows how wide the spread is on a thin market. The £130 is the number collectors will quote.

8. Sapphire Rare event cards (SPR02, SPR03, SPR07, SPR09)

Not chase cards, but worth knowing: the best SPR and SPR※ event cards — "Time for Clean-up!", "Deliver Letters", "Hair Curling", "Rain Under the Roof" — sell for £20–£41, while the weakest sit at £14. A box's worth of Sapphires adds up.

What everything else is worth

The regular Mane Six tiers are pleasant pulls, not payouts. Gold Rares sell for £7–£24 and a complete GR01–12 set went for £28. Colorful Rares are £6–£15, a full set £32. Emerald location cards are £5–£20, with Golden Oak Library the pick. Silver Rares are bulk at £0.50–£6, and a regular Ruby Rare — the painterly one without the ※ — is about US$6. For perspective, a sealed English box sells for A$90–A$120 in Australia and £40–£90 on eBay.

That is the shape of this set: a very flat floor and a very tall peak. A box will reliably return a Ruby Rare and two Shining cards worth a few dollars each, and roughly one box in eight hides a CR※ worth more than the box. One case in the country holds a Shining Ruby.

How to check a price yourself

There is no price guide for this game yet — PriceCharting has one recorded sale for the whole set and TCGplayer's "My Little Pony" listing is the unrelated 2013 card game. eBay sold listings are the only real evidence. Search the card number (for example "BP01-RR05"), add "English" or "Kayou", filter to sold and completed, and read the spread rather than the top result. Our KAYOU My Little Pony card value guide walks through the same method for the Friendship Eternal line.

Two things to watch. First, the Chinese edition shares the BP01 numbering, and plenty of listings never state the language — English boxes are coded BNA01, and the box MPN starts MLP-KP-HXQJ-001. Second, starter-deck Ruby Rares (SD01-RR), Anime Expo and SDCC 2026 promos, and KAYOU's Moon Edition and Star Series collectible cards all surface in the same searches and are not pack-pullable from Fantasy Wonderland.

Protect the pull

Every ※ card in this set is lenticular, and the surface scratches if you thumb it. Sleeve straight from the pack, then toploader anything RR※ or CR※. The day-and-night Shining Emerald pairs are worth more kept together than sold as singles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rarest card in My Little Pony TCG Fantasy Wonderland?

The six Shining Ruby Rare (RR※) Mane Six cards, printed at one per 640 packs — one card per 32-box case. Rainbow Dash ※RR05 has been the most expensive so far, with eBay sales of £325–£336 in July and August 2026.

How much is a Fantasy Wonderland Shining Ruby Rare worth?

English RR※ singles sold on eBay for £240–£336 (roughly A$480–A$670) between June and August 2026. Pinkie Pie has the most confirmed firm sales at £244–£284; Rainbow Dash the highest. The other three have not sold publicly in English yet and list at US$110–US$200 in stock.

Is every Fantasy Wonderland booster box guaranteed a rare card?

Yes. KAYOU's published ratio gives every 20-pack box one Ruby Rare, one Shining Gold Rare and one Shining Emerald Rare, with about seven Silver Rares and two each of Gold and Colorful Rare. The RR※, CR※ and SPR※ tiers are not guaranteed and land at one per case, one per 8 boxes and one per 4 boxes respectively.

Are the Chinese and English Fantasy Wonderland cards worth the same?

They share the card numbering but they are different prints, and English singles are what the sold prices above refer to. Always confirm the language on a listing before comparing — many sellers do not state it.

Where can I buy Fantasy Wonderland boxes in Australia?

We stock the sealed English Fantasy Wonderland booster box and the rest of the My Little Pony TCG range from Australian stock, dispatched from NSW.