This is a preliminary, 1-box data point — not a settled pull rate. LP01 launches 7 November 2026 and the only box behind this page is a single 30-pack box opened on camera ahead of release. Every number below is either Card Fun's published set structure (reliable) or one box's observed hits (not yet a rate). We will expand this page as more boxes are opened and convert the hit counts into real per-pack percentages once the sample is large enough.
Quick answer: LP01 Light Pack is a cheap, small-format reprint set for Marvel Hero Rush — 4 cards per pack, 30 packs per box, built from existing Avengers and Spider-Man cards rather than new ones. Every pack guarantees 2 foils (a foil Rush Point plus one other foil character card). The one box logged ahead of the 7 November 2026 launch produced roughly 3 Grand Rares, 2 Ultimate Rares and 1 Marvel Rare, with no Secret Rare — notably strong on URs given only 4 exist in the whole set. Treat every number on this page as a single-box first look; we will update it once more boxes are in.
What Is LP01 Light Pack?
LP01 is Card Fun's first supplementary set for Marvel Hero Rush, launching 7 November 2026. Unlike the Avengers-focused BP01 base set or the all-foil SP01 Era of Spiders expansion, LP01 is built entirely from reprints — existing cards from both earlier sets, repackaged into a new small-pack format Card Fun is calling the "Light Pack."
The format itself is the point: a 4-card pack at roughly US$1 (~S$1.35), modeled on the mini-pack products common in Japan and Korea (think the small 4-card Pokémon packs sold in Asian convenience stores). It is a cheap, low-commitment way to crack packs and pick up foil versions of cards already in circulation — there are no new characters in LP01, and reprinted cards are distinguishable from their original BP01/SP01 printings by an "LP01" set-number stamp.
Reprints in LP01 draw from a pool of roughly 72–73 character cards and 33 Rush Point cards. Card Fun has also confirmed two new starter decks (fronted by Thanos and one other, unrevealed, character) landing separately in mid-November 2026 — those are a different product and not covered by this page.
Pack & Box Structure
- Booster Pack — 4 cards: 3 character cards + 1 Rush Point card. Approx. US$1 / S$1.35
- Booster Box — 30 packs (120 cards total). Approx. US$30
- Guaranteed foils — every pack produced exactly 2 foil cards in the logged box: the Rush Point slot is always foil, plus one other foil character card per pack
- Rush Point "scene" art — as in SP01, the Rush Points assemble into a connecting piece of art across roughly nine cards
Rarity Ladder
The character-card ladder is the same structure used across Marvel Hero Rush, with Card Fun's published set-wide counts for the top three tiers:
| Rarity Tier | Description | Count in LP01 |
|---|---|---|
| Rare (R) | The set's base card — functions as the common | Bulk of the pool |
| SR (Super Rare) | Entry hit tier, appears regularly across packs | Not yet published |
| MR (Marvel Rare) | The marquee mid-tier reprint hit | 37 |
| GR (Grand Rare) | Above MR, rarer reprint tier | 8 |
| UR (Ultimate Rare) | Top observed tier — only 4 exist, making this the realistic ceiling for most openers | 4 |
| Secret Rare | Named as the top tier of the set; not pulled in the logged box. The opener suspected Secret Rares live in the Rush Point slot rather than the character slot, but this is unconfirmed | Not yet published |
| Rush Point (parallel) | Separate guaranteed foil slot, one per pack, with its own rarity run up to a foil/MR-grade finish | 33-card pool |
No serialized cards have been confirmed for LP01, unlike SP01's /616 signature prints.
First Box: What One Box Produced
A single 30-pack box, opened and narrated card by card ahead of the 7 November launch, is the only data behind this page. The opener's own running tally at the end of the box named:
| Rarity | Count in This Box | Share of Set |
|---|---|---|
| GR (Grand Rare) | ~3 | ~37% of the 8 GR in the set, in one box |
| UR (Ultimate Rare) | 2 | Half of the 4 UR in the entire set, in one box |
| MR (Marvel Rare) | 1 | ~2.7% of the 37 MR in the set |
| Secret Rare | 0 | — |
Sample caveat: the opener's spoken recap of the box total was difficult to parse precisely from the video audio, and the GR/UR/MR figures above should be read as "roughly this many," not an exact certified count. SR was not tallied as a box total — it showed up often enough through the opening that it reads as the baseline hit tier, consistent with SR's role in BP01 and SP01.
Pulling 2 of the set's 4 total URs from one box is a genuinely strong open, not a representative rate — with so few URs printed, box-to-box variance on this tier will likely be enormous (some boxes will produce zero). The same logic applies to GR, where 3 pulled from a box against 8 in the whole set is also on the hot side. Until more boxes are logged, do not treat this box's numbers as "the odds."
Key Findings (Preliminary)
- Two guaranteed foils per pack. Every pack in the logged box produced a foil Rush Point plus one other foil card — the most reliable structural finding so far, since it held across all 30 packs rather than resting on a handful of hits.
- UR supply is tiny — only 4 in the set. Pulling 2 from a single box is notable precisely because there are so few to go around; expect most boxes to produce 0–1, not 2.
- This is a reprint set, not a new-card set. Nothing pulled in the box was a new character — LP01's appeal is cheap foils and a shot at the small UR/GR pool, not discovery.
- Secret Rare location is unconfirmed. The opener speculated Secret Rares come out of the Rush Point slot rather than the character slot, based on zero character-slot Secret Rares across 90 character-card pulls. That is a guess, not a finding — flagged here so future box logs can confirm or kill it.
- Sample size: 1 box. Every count above needs 5–10 more boxes before it becomes a real rate. We will update this page as that data comes in.
Should You Open LP01?
Open if:
- You want cheap foils — at roughly US$1/pack with 2 guaranteed foils, this is the lowest-cost way into Marvel Hero Rush foil supply
- You are chasing the Rush Point connecting-art scene, which assembles across roughly nine cards
- You already play BP01/SP01 and want a low-stakes way to pick up extra playable reprints
Buy singles if:
- You want a specific UR — only 4 exist in the set, and the one box logged here (2 UR) is likely on the lucky end, not the floor
- You want a specific character rather than "a hit" — every card in LP01 is a reprint, so the same card is almost certainly cheaper as a single from the original BP01/SP01 release than chased through LP01 packs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Marvel Hero Rush LP01 Light Pack?
LP01 is a supplementary set for Card Fun's Marvel Hero Rush, built entirely from reprints of the existing Avengers (BP01) and Spider-Man (SP01, Era of Spiders) sets rather than new cards. It launched 7 November 2026 and is sold in small 4-card "light packs" — a format modeled on the mini-pack products popular in Japan and Korea — rather than the standard 5–6 card boosters used for the base sets.
How many cards are in an LP01 pack and box?
Each Light Pack holds 4 cards: 3 character cards plus 1 Rush Point card. A box holds 30 packs for roughly US$30 retail. That is a much smaller per-pack cost and card count than BP01 or SP01, reflecting the reprint nature of the product.
What is the LP01 rarity breakdown?
The character-card ladder runs Rare (the common) → Super Rare (SR) → Marvel Rare (MR) → Grand Rare (GR) → Ultimate Rare (UR) → Secret Rare at the top. Card Fun states 37 Marvel Rares, 8 Grand Rares and only 4 Ultimate Rares across the set, pulled from a pool of roughly 72–73 character cards and 33 Rush Point cards. No serialized cards are confirmed for this set.
How many hits did the first LP01 box produce?
One box (30 packs, 120 cards) produced roughly 3 Grand Rares, 2 Ultimate Rares and 1 Marvel Rare in the opener's own count — no Secret Rare. With only 4 UR in the entire set, pulling 2 from a single box is a strong open rather than the norm; treat this box as one data point, not a rate.
Is LP01 worth opening?
At roughly US$1 per pack it is one of the cheapest ways to get foil Rush Points and chase a small pool of UR/GR reprints, and the first box over-delivered on URs relative to how few exist in the set. But this is a reprint set with no new characters, so the case for opening it is collecting foils and Rush Points cheaply — not finding anything new. With only one box logged so far, wait for more data before judging the odds as a rate.
Disclaimer: This page is a preliminary 1-box first look published ahead of LP01's 7 November 2026 launch. The GR/UR/MR counts above come from a single opener's running tally on one 30-pack box and should not be read as a settled pull rate — we will revise this page with real per-pack percentages once more boxes are opened. No secondary market exists yet for LP01 singles. This is not financial advice.