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While there have been people collecting Uno cards and Uno games for decades, in general, Uno collections have been rare. Further, most Uno decks have been released with little fanfare and Mattel has never made an effort to even provide information on all of the different Uno card games and spinoffs it (and its predecessors) have released.
- Different Types of Uno Games
The deck consists of 8 cards of each color (red, yellow,...
- History of the Uno Card Game
The origins of Uno can be traced back to the early 1970s,...
- Different Types of Uno Games
Uno (/ ˈ uː n oʊ /; from Spanish and Italian for 'one'), stylized as UNO, is a proprietary American shedding-type card game originally developed in 1971 by Merle Robbins in Reading, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati, that housed International Games Inc., a gaming company acquired by Mattel on January 23, 1992.
- Marvel/DC Superhero Uno Cards
- Disney Uno Cards
- TV Series Uno Cards
- Movie-Themed Uno Cards
- Sports-Themed Uno Cards
- College/University Uno Cards
- Uno Artiste Series
- Mattel Creations Collaborations
- Other Uno Theme Packs
- Upcoming Uno Theme Packs
Beginning with the release of Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man movie in 2002, superheros have been a staple for Uno theme packs, with new superhero Uno sets releasing regularly. The latest superhero theme pack was released to coincide with the release of Avengers: Endgame.
Disney is a multimedia juggernaut and has partnered with Mattel to create a regular stream of Disney-themed Uno cards. Although some of the Pixar Uno sets predate Disney's acquisition of Pixar in 2006, they are included here as they are now under Disney's ever growing IP umbrella. For Marvel Uno decks, see Marvel/DC Superhero Uno Cards.
TV series provide a rich medium for Uno sets as the majority of the assets and artwork already exist. Consequently, in addition to the many Disney TV shows that are featured on Uno cards, Mattel has released Uno sets featuring everything from classic Betty Boop to 4 sets featuring The Simpsons. For superhero TV series Uno decks, see Marvel/DC Super...
Uno sets are frequently released around the time of a movie's launch as both a form of promotion for the movie and to capitalize on the movie's popularity to sell Uno cards. However, there are some notable exceptions to this rule, such as the 2018 release of Uno cards for the original 1984 version of Ghostbusters. Interestingly, this set was releas...
Who doesn't love to support their favorite sports team by buying any and all merchandise featuring their team? In 2003, Mattel, through its partner, Sababa Toys, began creating Uno games for Major League Baseball (MLB) teams. Sababa Toys expanded their line of sports-themed Uno decks a few years later by creating Uno cards for National Basketball A...
From approximately 2007-2010, Mattel released a series of Uno cards for various universities. The cases for these sets were shaped like football helmets and the cards are centered on the football teams (although not the specific players). Mattel later released a few other Uno sets featuring some universities more generally, including Notre Dame Uno...
In 2019, UNO introduced its UNO Artiste series. These decks feature the works of one particular artist. Instead of a unique wild card, these decks contain four cards that are not used in gameplay, featuring some of the artist's works. On July 30, 2021, Mattel released Uno Artiste Series No. 4 featuring the artwork of Shepard Fairey. Mattel has not ...
Around 2020, Mattel launched the Mattel Creations brand and website, with the goal of collaborating with artists and companies to make unique products. Since its launch, Mattel has collaborated to create several new Uno decks and has freqently released other related products alongside these, such as the Nike Zoom Freak 3 Uno shoes or the tokidoki-U...
This category features those Uno cards that defy easy categorization, including things like Jelly Belly Uno (the cards are shaped like jelly beans), Kittens Uno, and Vacation Uno. These are some of the most creative Uno sets Mattel has come up with as they are often separate from traditionally-licensed properties.
Mattel continues to produce new theme packs at the rate of about 15-30 per year. Currently, Mattel has released all announced Uno games.
I have spent a ton of time cataloging every type of Uno card game and spinoff. You can check out the results here (the list is currently over 400 types). Despite my best efforts, I'm sure I missed a few. If you notice any missing, let me know. Thanks for your help and enjoy! This is great! Also add fan made spin-offs as well like the UNO ...
May 18, 2021 · Fast Fun for Everyone 2 to 10 players ages 7 and up. The card game Uno turns 50 years old this year. Happy birthday Uno! And it feels like in the last 50 years everyone has played at least one game of this classic game. It has an endless number of editions– Disney, Mario Brothers, Minecraft, Harry Potter, Marvel, the list goes on and on.
Aug 5, 2021 · The holders over the years have been Merle Robbins, International Games Inc., Mattel, Gameloft and Ubisoft. However, Mattel is the dominant holder to this day regarding physical copies while Ubisoft has electronic rights. Timestamps: 0:17 UNO 1971. 0:28 UNO Hearts 1994.
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The origins of Uno can be traced back to the early 1970s, when Merle Robbins, a barber from Ohio, envisioned a card game that would bring together friends and family in a fun and interactive way. Robbins aimed to create a game that was easy to learn yet challenging to master, with elements of strategy and luck woven into its design.
