An Amber/Ruby combination features Jim Hawkins from Treasure Planet along with Tigger, and an Emerald/Sapphire deck pairs Big Hero 6 's GoGo Tomago with Gadget Hackwrench from Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers
This guest list is a real who's who of the company's last 100 years (ranging from big-hitters like Simba and Moana to lesser-known entries such as Treasure Planet's villain), and 'alternate' versions of them that allow artists to stretch their creative legs are included too
Since Rise of the Floodborn, however, Magic Brooms havent seen a ton of play, with Amethyst players preferring the incredibly strong bounce mechanic instead
If a deal cant clear it, it isnt a deal
The gaming giant recently hinted that it could "revisit" its partnership with Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast in the future, and seeing as though its first collaboration is already so successful, you'd be surprised if Square Enix left it at just Final Fantasy