Final Fantasy 16's Eikons and Magic: The Gathering's Double-Face Cards Are a Match Made in Heaven Since WotC started working on the MTG x Final Fantasy collab for several years, the developers had to reserve some slots for Final Fantasy 16 before it came out, and then play through it all on release to figure out how to incorporate its story and characters into the game
Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh is basically a legendary Cinder Pyromancer with a bigger body, although I'm not sure jumping from a 0/1 to a 2/2 matters that much since the whole point of the card is to tap it to deal one damage (ping)
We already knew that Winnie the Pooh Hunny Wizard, Tinker Bell Giant Fairy, Stitch Rock Star, and several other cards were already on the reprint list, and now we have the Set Championship playmat of Maleficent Monstrous Dragon
Rounding out this sample, Marvo, Deep OperativeMarvo, Deep Operative is another way to get a free eight-drop with a little deckbuilding effort, and by that I mean playing expensive cards