Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Crossover Unites Two Fan-Favorite Worlds

Tuesday, May 13, 2025, 4:20 pm

Two stories unpack the details of the highly anticipated Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy crossover. Both reports highlight fresh card releases—including unique Commander decks and special variations—that are designed to delight collectors and longtime enthusiasts, infusing the franchise with unexpected creative twists.

gamespot.com / Magic The Gathering May Have Weighed In On Final Fantasy 7 Canon

In Final Fantasy VII, Cloud has the ability to take one of his companions on a "date" to the Gold Saucer Skywheel, and Square Enix has yet to confirm which of the companions is the canon choice. Its reappearance in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is said to be non-canonical, but a card from the upcoming…

kotaku.com / Magic: The Gathering’s Final Fantasy Collab Has A Card For Every Cid (With One Exception)

I don’t go here (Magic: The Gathering, that is), but I’m obsessed with the new MTG and Final Fantasy collaboration. I swore off trading card games when I realized how much money people dump into cracking packs, but I can still appreciate some good Final Fantasy art when I see it. Something I also…

ign.com / Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy Commander Decks Are Packed With Fun, Surprising References

Wizards of the Coast has been gradually rolling out what it's got in store for Magic: The Gathering and its big Final Fantasy crossover this summer. Over the weekend, the team debuted a significant chunk of cards, from both the main set and the Commander decks, and fans are enjoying some of the fun…

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