Jack Howl’s Wolf Form, Now on a Twisted-Wonderland Metal Card

Jack Howl Metal Card P1-02 — Savanaclaw Pack Edition (TWST)

A Metal Card from the World of Twisted-Wonderland

This collectible features Jack Howl, a character from Disney Twisted-Wonderland — known to fans as TWST — the mobile RPG developed jointly by Aniplex and Walt Disney Japan. Unlike standard trading cards printed on paper or plastic, this card is built from metal material (or metal-coated construction), giving it noticeable weight and a reflective surface that sets it apart from typical game merchandise. The designation P1-02 marks it as the second entry in the first pack series, placing it within a broader numbered line of releases.

The pack format itself connects to a familiar strand of Japanese collector culture: fixed or blind-pack releases that echo the logic of gashapon capsule toys and shokugan candy-toy sets — items designed around the drive to complete a series. The P1-02 label quietly signals to any collector-minded buyer that other cards exist alongside it.

Jack Howl, Savanaclaw, and the Fan Appeal Behind Them

Jack Howl is a second-year student at Night Raven College, the fictional boys’ school at the heart of Twisted-Wonderland’s story, and a member of the Savanaclaw dormitory. Visually, he stands out: silver-white hair, wolf ears and tail that identify him as one of the game’s beastmen characters, a dark complexion, and a muscular build dressed in a black sleeveless vest, patterned shirt, and yellow sash.

His personality drives much of his popularity. Jack is reserved, direct, and privately demanding of himself — a character whose tough exterior exists alongside a strong personal code of justice, even though he belongs to a dormitory modeled after Disney’s iconic Lion King villain, Scar. That gap between the dorm’s ethos and Jack’s own nature is a recurring source of fan interest.

Savanaclaw is built around Scar’s themes: strength, instinct, and pride. The dorm’s lion-head emblem — visible on the shield-shaped Savanaclaw logo on this card — reinforces that connection. The Lion King association has made Savanaclaw one of the more immediately recognizable dorms to international audiences, particularly since the English version of the game launched in 2022.

The Format, the Franchise, and Why Overseas Fans Seek These Out

Metal cards as a merchandise format expanded significantly in the Japanese anime and game market from the late 2010s into the 2020s. Real weight, a durable surface, and metallic sheen position the format as a clear step above foil-print paper cards. For display or shelf collections, a metal card functions as a distinct physical object in a way that a flat printed card does not.

Twisted-Wonderland launched in Japan on March 18, 2020, with character designs by Yana Toboso, the manga artist behind Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji). The game’s premise — reimagining Disney Villains through the lens of a student body — generated manga adaptations, an anime series, and a wide range of physical merchandise. Most Japanese TWST goods, including card-format items like this, have not reached retail channels outside Japan through official routes. For overseas fans who follow the game, import listings are typically the only practical path to character-specific physical pieces.