Its easier to pull off in EDH, where you have a slower format and plenty of ways to have a dedicated copy your own creatures deck
This harks back to Declaration in Stone, which was also two mana, but was a sorcery, exiled the creature and couldnt target planeswalkers, but did hit every creature that shared a name with the target
Playing these two decks against each other is a great way to learn and feels fairly evenly matched, at least for newbies like myself
Umezawa's Jitte Jitte is soo good you only ever tend to use the life gain when they kill it with charge counters on but nothing else worth doing with them
The Final Fantasy set has been especially popular thanks to its massive scope, pulling characters, spells, and locations from all 16 mainline Final Fantasy games