The Magic: The GatheringUniverses Beyond line has been expanding, but the Final Fantasy set hit one of the most dedicated fanbases in gaming
The two other alternate treatments utilize unique art styles to make your collection even more special
And you can already see that that devotion and willingness to spend money on an IP will transition perfectly to Magic, from the way Amazon preorders sold out in seconds, with people spending $210 on one box of play boosters - surely way more than they'll cost upon release
Another from the set which was initially released at D23, this ultra-rare cards appearance on this list really demonstrates the enduring popularity of the small set of cards released at that event
This one features Syndrome, the wannabe apprentice turned villain from The Incredibles
As I say, there's a lot going on for a fairly high cost, and I struggle to see this card seeing too much play given the setup required to cast it for its Shift cost, especially in Ruby & Steel decks which typically skew far more aggressive