Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Card #32 - Pinocchio's Sawdust Blast: The Complete Pinocchio Set!

Oh, what a magical little moment this is, friends! Pinocchio is one of those characters who takes me right back to being a little girl watching that brave wooden boy wish upon a star with all his heart - and now, here he is, bringing that same enchantment to one of my all-time favorite collectibles: the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom spell cards! There is truly no other collectible that blends park magic and card collecting quite like this one. 🎴

Pinocchio's Sawdust Blast - Card #32

Card #32 features our beloved Pinocchio nestled right in the Moon symbol group, and it is just brimming with personality! The Sawdust Blast spell carries a Toy class with a Gross action type, and those stats are genuinely delightful to study - an Attack of 3, a Boost of 2, and a Shield of 1, giving the card a solid total of 6. The Moon symbol places this card alongside some of the most charming characters in the entire 70-card run, from Aladdin and Cinderella to Mickey Mouse's Magic Beans. Pinocchio fits right in with that storybook crowd.

The card art captures Pinocchio's wonderfully mischievous, wide-eyed spirit - that little wooden nose, those rosy painted cheeks, and the sense that adventure and wonder are always just one puppet string away. The Sawdust Blast theme is clever and playful, tying back so beautifully to Pinocchio's origins as a puppet carved from wood. It is the kind of creative detail that makes you love the game designers a little extra. The card is compact, illustrated, and carries that hand-in-the-park feeling that makes the Sorcerers series so irreplaceable for Disney collectors.

The Complete Pinocchio Movie Trio!

Here is a fun detail that every Pinocchio fan and Sorcerers collector absolutely needs to know - there are three cards in the full Sorcerers set that represent characters from the beloved 1940 Pinocchio film! Together, they form the most enchanting little trio, and collecting all three feels like holding the whole story in the palm of your hand:

• Card #13 - Monstro's Water Spout (Star Symbol) - The terrifying sea villain of the story takes the form of a fierce Animal class, Gross action card. Monstro packs a massive Attack of 5 with zero Boost and zero Shield - pure offense, all menace. The Star symbol makes this one of the rarer finds in the set, and trust me, it is an intimidating card to pull!
• Card #32 - Pinocchio's Sawdust Blast (Moon Symbol) - Our star of today's post! A Toy class Gross action card with Attack 3, Boost 2, and Shield 1. Balanced, fun, and full of that wooden-boy charm.
• Card #57 - The Blue Fairy's Wand Wish (Planet Symbol) - Grace personified. A Fairy class Wishful action card with a perfectly even Attack 2, Boost 2, and Shield 2. Total balance, total elegance - just like the Blue Fairy herself.

The villain, the hero, and the magical helper - each one tells a chapter of Pinocchio's journey. Completing this little movie trio is such a satisfying collector achievement, and it makes for a stunning display grouping whether you are showing them off at home or comparing them with fellow park fans.

A Sorcerers Memory from the Magic Kingdom

I have to tell you - the day I first played Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, I was wandering through Fantasyland on one of those perfect early-morning rope-drop days when the park still smells like fresh baked goods from Main Street and the castle is glowing in the sunrise light. I stopped at a little kiosk to pick up my starter deck, and I remember holding those first cards and feeling this wonderful, fizzy rush of pure joy. The interactive game was clever and creative, and trading cards with other guests quickly became one of my absolute favorite parts of any park day. I traded multiple times on that trip, hunting for rare villain cards and squealing with delight every single time I found a new one. That experience is genuinely the reason I fell head over heels for Disney collectible cards in general - and seeing Pinocchio show up in this set always sweeps me right back to those magical mornings.

Every great collection starts with one card that makes your heart skip a beat - hold onto that feeling, because it only grows more wonderful from here.

Collector Notes - Where This Card Fits

Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom spell cards occupy a uniquely special corner of the Disney collectibles world. These are interactive game cards that were distributed exclusively at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, making them true park exclusives with a passionate and devoted collector community. The original numbered run covers 70 cards spread across four symbol groups - Star, Moon, Planet, and Lightning Bolt - plus a Cast Member exclusive and a wonderful series of holiday party exclusives.

Card #32 (Pinocchio's Sawdust Blast) is a Moon symbol card, sitting in great company alongside Disney and Pixar favorites from Card #23 through Card #40. Moon cards are wonderful targets for set builders working through the heart of the checklist. If you are a character collector with a soft spot for classic Disney animation, hunting down all three Pinocchio film cards - #13, #32, and #57 - becomes a beautifully focused mini-collection that spans all three of the major symbol groups (Star, Moon, and Planet). It is a project worth chasing!

Displaying and Protecting Your Pinocchio Trio

For storing and showing off these charming spell cards, I love sliding each one into an Ultra Pro PRO-Matte Eclipse Card Sleeves inner sleeve first, then popping it into an Ultra Pro Toploader (Regular) for that sturdy, crystal-clear protection that lets every detail of the card art shine through. These are standard base cards so the regular toploader is exactly right. If you want to display all three Pinocchio movie cards together, a few dedicated slots in Ultra Pro 9-Pocket Pages inside your favorite binder lets you build an entire Pinocchio movie page that tells the whole story at a glance. Pair them alongside any Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom park maps, Pinocchio pins, or other Toy and Fairy class cards from the set for a display that feels like a little piece of Magic Kingdom came home with you.

And once your cards are safely tucked away - do not forget to open Collectiblz and mark Cards #13, #32, and #57 as Have in your Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom checklist. Watching that completion progress tick upward is its own little kind of park magic! ✨

- 💜 Tilly