This is a general of the Imperial Army.

It feels like when the opponent resurrects a creature from the graveyard, you distribute +1 counters to your allies.

Where is the Ceres element?

>>3

Read carefully.

It seems that the concept of the built-in number 6 is to revive fallen allies.

>>6

The thread picture is good because it works once it’s on the battlefield, but isn’t Tina a bit too modest?

>>73

If you think about being able to reuse Summoned Beast Hero Tales, it’s utterly broken.

>>74

I still don’t understand anything; even if I’m told I can reuse those, I don’t feel anything…

The magic sealing sword would be too strong if recreated in MTG…

You can create almost perfect rock.

>>7

I think it would have been good to have cost and tap to negate an instant or sorcery.

>>7

It might have been possible to negate the Insou that was cast at the beginning of each turn.

Let me draw cards equal to the cost in response to Instant or Sorcery!

It looks like there are a lot of fishing rods for reactivation and such.

Aren’t you one of the cast members in Kill Bill?

It would be enough if you could just negate the next instant or sorcery that’s cast and get mana in the next main phase equal to its mana cost…

>>14

You’re taking it too far, no matter what.

>>17

The original magic sealing sword nullifies the first magic spell activated after inputting the command, regardless of enemy or ally, and also restores Celis by the amount of MP consumed…

>>29

If it’s just to negate the initial spell, there are indeed things like Jingi Taqucias, so it’s not impossible.

Seeking too much of a plus alpha.

Well, if Ceres is included in the standard pack, then it must be a reproduction of the Magic Sealing Sword.

It’s strong because you can gain an advantage by discarding a card and drawing one more.

>>16

I mean, even as a draw source, it’s really strong, you know?

You can fertilize the graveyard while clearing out unnecessary cards.

Redcap sacrifice! I win!

If you’re looking for friends, find them from the deck like you do with levels!

Is this my woman?

You’ve become a soy sauce face…

Throwing a companion into the graveyard and then fishing them out is some grand match pump.

First, give me back the green leotard.

>>25

I thought something felt different, and then I remembered it was a leotard…

This costume seems to be based on an illustration by Amano.

>>25

If it’s a 2D pixelated style, that’s fine, but as soon as it leans even slightly towards realism, it becomes a huge disaster.

You’re probably teasing and making fun of Amaharu for being so lame, right?

>>39

It will look like American comics, right? Real green leotard.

Conversely, isn’t the green leotard compatible with MtG?

TSDIO?

I think the atmosphere in the thread image is preferable.

It seems like there will be quite a bit of complaining, whether it’s strong or weak, just by canceling it at the startup…

The magic barrier is probably an illustration of FOW that defends against flames flying with a sword.

I wonder if I’m recreating the fact that my comrades, who I thought had died after the world collapsed, were actually alive.

Was the high-leg leotard not good?

It can’t be helped that the general in a leotard was a bit much, but still…

I think this background is a bit off because the Roman numerals are almost hidden by the character.

It would be better if it were a size that could be seen more clearly…

To make the spell slide, φ mana was unnecessary.

>>37

It’s impossible because it’s not an artifact in the first place.

Spell slipping…

Recently, Celis has been all about Amano’s designs.

>>40

Even though they’re a character that doesn’t die until the end, they have this voice…

When I Googled Kill Bill, I found a photo with a similar pose and it was no good.

It might really be based on the original source…

A high-leg leotard in the Reiwa era is quite something, isn’t it?

The leotard version feels like this even when officially arranged as modern as possible.

It might be emotional if there were cards like the “Last God” that resemble the collapse of the demon continent.

>>47

In actual matches, it turns into a ridiculous self-directed performance where you abandon your teammates to fish them out…

Looking for comrades, Reani…

Fish

>>50

You can eat it as food, but it will cost you 3 life points.

Rather, female leotard warriors are imported from old American comics, so that’s the real deal…

It’s nice that you get along well with Tina.

The party members of 6 seem to be fairly well covered with red, white, and black, except for Mog, who is a bit suspicious.

Actually, I should be a better match for Edgar or Setzer than Tina…

>>55

Call it rock.

>>55

Isn’t it a double protagonist?

Doesn’t this make it seem like our friends are dead?

>>56

Since there are actually people who die, I guess it’s true.

Oh, I see. Six is set to Marduk color, so I can’t include any negation.

Delicious fish

Bad fish

Fish (or a creature that appears to be a fish)

I like that the image in the thread gives off a stronger sense of being the protagonist in the latter half rather than just a magic sealing sword.

If I had to say, the name in Japanese is kind of too simple…

In the world collapse (Lus), allies get blown away, so it’s not wrong to use Graveyard for the activation.

Since it’s a commander deck, it needs to have proper synergy within the deck…

There’s no Seris-like quality, but I guess it can’t be helped.

The title of female general leaves a stronger impression than that of rune knight.

I thought it was Cecile just by her face.

For some reason, I thought it was Rin=Shivi in the thumbnail, so I opened it feeling nostalgic.

This is nostalgic in its own way.

Mogutan, the Infamous General

I think the aspects of being a substitute opera singer and a love-struck maiden were emphasized more than being a knight or a general in the main story.

The difficulty of FF6 is low, so the impression is weak.

The magic seal sword is one of the top-class crazy abilities among the special actions in the history of Final Fantasy.

>>71

“Ultima also sucks.”

I can’t absorb the crucial Magic Master’s final attack…

The concept of gathering friends after the world has collapsed is good, but it’s not intuitive.

I thought it was a power based on that because Sid didn’t die.

Tina’s transformation isn’t a change…

>>76

This set might transform into double-sided.

Can I go infinitely with a red cap and a sacrificial altar?

The opposing alliance against the giant empire is in Mardukara, and the environmental terrorists are in Nayakara…

It’s strong because you can easily gain an advantage when it comes out.

The effect below needs to be triggered separately.

The commander seems to prioritize the deck concept over the fidelity of the characters.

>>82

Well, if we don’t set a certain direction, both the buyers and sellers will be in trouble…

>>84

I think a bracket 1 that only focuses on flavor is fine for a constructed deck.

In recent years, the built-in bracket 2 equivalents consist mostly of similar cards for the footwork, lacking in interest.

Yuna’s guard and Wakka might end up being abilities conveniently designed just for the sake of Tidus’s combos feeling too good, rather than being true to the original.

>>86

This is getting boring.

Isn’t it a good collaboration?

It’s heavy metal, right?

Personally, I liked the feeling of that green leotard floating, as it gave off a sense of being an artificial soldier, which felt unique.

>>89

Really?

Did you really think that?

>>90

The basic idea is that among the guys dressed like modern soldiers, if there are a green leotard and a clown, it feels like these guys are different…!

Well, after that, General Leo with the weird hairstyle got confused on the proper side…

It’s understandable since it’s from the Commander set, but personally, I always had the image of Celeste being in Azorius colors.

>>91

It’s a spontaneous betrayal, and it gives off a red rather than a blue impression.

Tida is associated with the role of color, and while there’s no image of blue for that, it became blue instead of red, prioritizing the character’s image.

I had a strong impression that it was like jumping off a cliff.

It might have been better to have the ability to commit suicide like Gerard to lure allies.

If you’re going to recreate the magic seal sword, how about a mobile type ability that absorbs mana?

In terms of personality, I would say red, and in terms of ability, maybe blue or white.