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Tick-Tock
Ursula's Return 56 • common
- Set
- Ursula's Return
- Number
- 56
- Rarity
- Common
- Ink
- Amethyst
- Card type
- Character
- Ink cost
- 6
- Inkable
- Yes
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Where it came from
Tick-Tock, the iconic crocodile from Peter Pan, was introduced to the Disney Lorcana trading card game in the 'Ursula’s Return' expansion released in 2024. As a common character card numbered 56, it fits within the set's broader theme of dealing with the aftermath of Ursula’s interference in the Great Illuminary. The design focuses on the creature’s signature threatening yet whimsical presence, grounded in the established visual history of the 1953 animated feature.
The art direction for this card aims to maintain the classic character design while adapting it to the game's specific illustrative style, which emphasizes vibrant, story-driven depictions of Disney characters. As a common rarity card, it was designed to be accessible to players building decks centered around the game's evolving mechanics, serving as a functional piece that reflects the ongoing narrative conflict of the Ursula's Return set.
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About Tick-Tock
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