Magic: the gatheringcontinues to expand into other universes and on November 21, 2025 Aang’s adventure begins in TCG format. Avatar: The Last Airbender comes to the popular trading card game with what has been a highly successful animated series that has received critical acclaim for its characters, cultural references, art direction, voice acting, soundtrack, humor and theme. The themes of the series include concepts that are rarely addressed in youth entertainment, such as war, indoctrination or freedom of thought.
On the occasion of the edition’s release on November 21, 2025, we had access to the Beginner Box, as well as a presentation box (which we played) and a couple of collectible boosters. All this gave us a fairly global vision of what this new edition is about Magic: the gathering – Avatar: The Last Airbender.
The arrival of Magic: The Gathering Starter Box – Avatar: The Last Airbender It’s one of those moments where two fantasy worlds collide with the fluidity of an Appa glide. On the one hand we have Magicthe most influential trading card game of the last three decades; on the other, Avatar: The Last Airbenderone of pop culture’s most beloved animated fiction. The result is a product that seeks something ambitious: to be an accessible gateway for those who have always wanted to learn Magic but have felt intimidated by its complexity.
And the truth is, after testing the box with the eyes of a veteran player but the heart of an airbender willing to teach, I can say it clearly: it’s one of the best starting points for new players that Wizards has released in recent years.
A box at an affordable price and with all the elements to start playing
Boxes for beginners Magic They have always had a similar structure, but this one in particular stands out for its clarity. Two pre-constructed decks are included, one focused on Aang and the mastery of Air, and another on Zuko and Fire. Each deck is ready to play right out of the box, with no adjustments or prior knowledge needed.
The result is a product that seeks something ambitious: to be an accessible gateway for those who have always wanted to learn Magic but have felt intimidated by its complexity.
The rules manual – traditionally a weak point due to its density – is surprisingly well resolved here. Not only is it visually appealing, with illustrations drawn from the world of Avatar, but it uses clear examples and thematic comparisons (“think of this ability as a way to control the flow of chi,” for example) that help the reader understand mechanisms that are often cryptic to beginners.
If you’ve ever tried to teach Magic to someone, you’ll know that one of the biggest pitfalls is the avalanche of terms: stack, priority, triggered, replacement effects… Well, the Beginner’s box smoothes out that learning curve like a gentle gust of wind. It focuses on the essentials: creatures, spells, combat, and little else. The result is a rules-based experience that doesn’t overwhelm.
One of the most surprising selling points of this box is this you learn as you play. The product includes a step-by-step guide that lets you play your first few rounds following a small script. As an introductory episode to the series, it tells you what to do, why to do it, and what rules are involved. For those who have always heard that Magic is “too complicated,” this approach is truly a welcome letter.
Additionally, the integration of the Avatar universe makes learning more emotionally engaging. Recognizing the characters, seeing the abilities represented thematically and feeling that each card tells a story ensures that the new player not only learns the rules: but also becomes passionate about the game.
Small but very playable decks of all colors and elements
A good starter box needs balance: simple enough to not be confusing, but fun enough to make you want to play again. The decks of Aang and Zuko They fulfill that role perfectly. Furthermore, they can be improved or expanded with envelopes Jump forward and I play. Some cards make the experience even more fun.
Aang’s deck prioritizes light control and movement, abilities that represent the Avatar well, with evasive creatures, spells that return permanents to your hand, and effects that ask you to think ahead. It is ideal for those who enjoy tactics without being punished for every mistake.
Zuko’s deck, by contrast, is pure fire: aggressive, direct, and perfect for those who want immediate action. Its cards teach basic concepts such as direct damage, strategic use of aggressive creatures, and timing.
Both decks feel thematic but functional as learning tools. New players can play, switch decks, and understand how different styles coexist in Magic.
THE Magic: The Gathering Starter Box – Avatar: The Last Airbender it is, without exaggeration, one of the most accessible products Wizards has designed for teaching the game. Easy to follow, thematic without being ridiculously simple, and with a presentation that invites you to play one game after another.
If you’ve always wanted to learn Magic but have been afraid of making mistakes and getting lost in the rules, this box is your moment. And if you are a fan of Avatar then there is nothing else to say: safe purchase. This box doesn’t just teach you how to play Magic; reminds you that mastering any art, be it air, fire, or the game itself, begins with a good teacher. For those playing Magic for the first time, in this edition you will have the opportunity to fight in a guided battle of Aang against Zuko to learn the basics and then choose a side and balance or conquer the four nations of Avatar: The Last Airbender! Plus, the fun Jumpstart format returns
Magic: the gathering – Avatar: The Last Airbender will arrive on November 21st with a wide range of products
As in the other editions, in addition to the Bundle there will be game packs and collector’s packs. But for this very special edition there will also be other products such as the Commander Bundle and the Scene Box. But without a doubt the inclusion of differential formats such as the starter box and Jumpstart booster packs are another incentive for this collection.
All detailed information in: Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender
Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender (TLA) is legal in all formats.
- The collection of Magic: the gathering | The Last Airbender legal in Eternal (TLE) is legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, and individual cards are also legal where they are already available in other formats.
- game packs Magic: the gathering | The Last Airbender contain letters from TLA and TLE. If you obtain one of these cards by opening a game pack in a Booster Draft or Sealed Deck of Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbenderyou can play it.
Card Gallery: Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender
Los PSVP From Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender They will be the following (in euros the figure is the same):
- Game Booster: $6.99
- Collector’s Pack: $37.99
- About Jumpstart: $6.99
- Package: $69.99
- Commander Bundle: $109.99
- Scene Box: $41.99
- Starter Box: $34.99
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Important dates:
- Debut broadcast of Magic: the gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender: October 28
- Complete gallery of cards: November 7
- Presentation of events: from 14 to 20 November
- Throw yourself in MTG Arena: November 18th
- Physical release date: November 21st
- World Championship 31 de Magic: from 5 to 7 December
- Magic Spotlight: The Avatar: from 9 to 11 January 2026
