Sephiroth Design in Magic: The Gathering Hints at FF7 Part 3

Magic: The Gathering has unveiled exciting details about its crossover collection featuring Final Fantasy, fueling speculation about the anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part Three. Notably, the set showcases two versions of villain Sephiroth—"Fabled SOLDIER" in his human form and "One-Winged Angel" as his final boss. Character designer Tetsuya Nomura hinted at changes in this new iteration, particularly with Safer Sephiroth having both arms instead of one wing and one arm, suggesting potential ties to the upcoming remake installment. Additionally, the set will include cards representing various Cid characters from the franchise, a staple in the Final Fantasy series. This crossover collection is set to launch on June 13, 2025, and will feature Commander Decks based on titles like Final Fantasy 6, 7, 10, and 14, integrating RPG elements into card gameplay.

Players can anticipate a unique card set that creatively combines elements from the Final Fantasy RPG series, including iconic characters like Sephiroth and various versions of Cid. Each Commander Deck will offer gameplay inspired by specific Final Fantasy titles, enhancing the crossover experience.

Final Fantasy is a legendary role-playing game series created by Square Enix, known for its rich storytelling, memorable characters, and groundbreaking gameplay. The series has evolved significantly since its inception in 1987, leading to the reimagining of its classic titles, particularly with the Final Fantasy 7 Remake. This remake has redefined how fans engage with the franchise, offering modern graphics and gameplay while staying true to the original story. The crossover with Magic: The Gathering reflects the enduring popularity and cultural impact of both franchises.