Despite D&D more directly drawing inspiration from Lord of the Rings (to the point of legal action), it's Magic: the Gathering that gets to first collaborate with them in an official capacity
This is a small feature that saves a shocking amount of time, mostly because it eliminates the why is my mana symbol a tofu box problem
Out of the six cards included in the Final Fantasy 8 scene box, four of them are great possible Commanders with wildly different strategies
In theory, with a Naban, Dean of Iteration on the battlefield, you only need half the number of blue mana symbols on the battlefield to make Master of Waves good (for example, in the worst-case scenario where you have just a Naban, Dean of Iteration and a Master of Waves, you'll still end up with 10 power across five bodies, which is a pretty reasonable deal for four mana, and if you throw just one other Wizard into the mix, things cat get out of hand really quickly when Master of Waves' enters-the-battlefield trigger is doubled)
If that were not enough, Red Black Zombies (the most natural fit for this card) is not a playable deck at the moment
Morgul-Knife (Shadowspear) Exxaxl: Shadowspear was one of the cards I first noticed becoming expensive because of Commander