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Scroop
Into the Inklands 122 • uncommon
- Set
- Into the Inklands
- Number
- 122
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Ink
- Ruby
- Card type
- Character
- Ink cost
- 5
- Inkable
- Yes
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Where it came from
Scroop, the menacing pirate from Disney’s Treasure Planet, was introduced as a playable character in the third set of the Disney Lorcana trading card game, titled Into the Inklands. Released in early 2024, this expansion focused on the introduction of location cards and the exploration of various Disney realms, with the character appearing as an uncommon card numbered 122.
The card was designed to reflect Scroop’s aggressive and villainous nature within the game’s strategic framework. As part of the Steel ink color, the artwork emphasizes his crab-like, imposing silhouette, consistent with the visual direction of the set which sought to integrate deep-cut characters from Disney’s animation history into the modern trading card format.
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