As shown off, these particular showcase cards reprint existing Final Fantasy artwork, and in both cards revealed, they also feature characters starring as traditional MTG cards
(For example, two Vampire Clerics and a Human Cleric would each get +2/+2.) If a creature has more than one creature type, and one of those types matches the creature you are calculating for, then count that creature
Whenever conversaions of a ban list ever come up, Be Prepared is right up there at the top
Its got affinity, and if you can reduce its cost by 3 youre already getting an excellent deal
10 Arthur: Wizard's Apprentice 207/204, Amethyst The Sword in the Stone has an impressive showing in Disney Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn , with Merlin receiving a number of cards based on various transformations from the film
I get how it could make sense that Wizards could keep releasing everything they had been releasing, but also release other products for different players without interfering with the existing infrastructure, but thats not really how it works