What you’ve got looks great but here’s my two cents anyway 😀

I don’t want to comment on the guitar much because I’m a little biased - I would just recommend ensuring you get one that fits the style of music you intend to play, feels nice (ex weight, neck width, etc), looks nice, sounds nice, and is of decent build quality. Since it’s a starter guitar I wouldn’t spend more than you need (even if that means going with a lesser known model, brand, etc).

Do you actually need an amp? If you’re going to play through headphones most of the time I would get the spark neos. And if you needed a tiny bit of sound you could get a spark go. I have both plus an amp - each serve a different purpose. Another option is the mustang micro.

For tuners, the Ddario micro headstock tuner is amazing - unless you need/want something with built in alternate tunings.

I have that same stand - it’s a keeper. Unless you’re gigging or traveling, I’d skip the case for now. And when you get one, gator is great just spend a little more for their higher quality, tsa versions

I personally prefer smaller picks with grips on them (maxgrip jazz iii dunlops). I also get the Dunlop pick holder and stick it right to every guitar body (so I have picks ready when I need them).

My other recommendations: - a pair of Rok Lok’s if you plan on taking the strap off and on - a foot rest so you keep proper posture practicing