Magic: The Gathering's next releases are on the horizon, and an upcoming slate of cards coming to stores features one of their most anticipated collabs for the 2025 release year: Final Fantasy. This franchise is beloved by many and known by even more,

The Gathering's huge Final Fantasy expansion, including what SKUs are available, where you can get them, how much they cost, and more.

Magic: The Gathering revealed some cards from its upcoming Final Fantasy UB set, and one of them breaks one rule.

Magic: The Gathering is getting four new Final Fantasy Commander precons this year. Here’s everything to know about them, including how to preorder.

The trailer features the MTG logo doing some impressive airbending, with the familiar sounds of the show’s original opening in the background. And the caption understood the assignment, as it begins with the well-known line “Long ago, the four nations lived in harmony, but everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.”

Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast division is launching "Magic: The Gathering" cards based on the "Final Fantasy" video games later this year. "Magic" accounted for about $1 billion in 2024 revenue, though its sales slipped a bit from 2023 levels.

As the first of the Universes Beyond releases of 2025, we’re set to see the MTG Final Fantasy set release in June. Yet, with four months to go before FF crosses over with one of the best card games, we’ve already been given a sneak peak of the Commander decks that will accompany the set.

Magic: The Gathering’s new Final Fantasy collaboration comes with four new Commander Decks that look exciting to play.

Set to launch this June, Magic’s Final Fantasy crossover will be a fully draftable, Standard-legal set accompanied by the four preconstructed decks in the gallery above. Each of those includes 100 cards made up of both reprints of existing cards with new Final Fantasy art and brand new cards designed with Magic’s most popular format,

For the uninitiated, Cactuar are humanoid cacti which leap and frolic across the deserts in Final Fantasy before attacking unwary adventurers. Final Fantasy 8 includes an optional boss battle against a massive version of the li’l guys called Jumbo Cactuar,

Magic: The Gathering gives players a closer look at some cards from the upcoming Final Fantasy crossover collection.