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Magic: The Gathering — FINAL FANTASY: Chase Cards, Products & Buying Guide

Magic: The GatheringFINReleased June 13, 2025309 cards

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Quick answer

Record-breaking Universes Beyond crossover. Collector Boosters with borderless character art are the main chase product; Commander decks sold out repeatedly.

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Top chase cards

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Packs & boxes for this set

Prices, availability and market trends can change. Always check current listings before buying.

Sealed collections

Rarity structure

  • Common / Uncommon
  • Rare
  • Mythic Rare
  • Borderless / Extended / SerializedCollector Booster treatments

Singles or sealed?

If your goal is a specific card like Sephiroth (Borderless) ($110 snapshot), buying the single is usually more predictable than opening product. Sealed products make sense when you enjoy opening packs, want broad set exposure, or are gifting.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the chase cards in Magic: The Gathering — FINAL FANTASY?

The most sought-after cards include Sephiroth (Borderless), Cloud Strife (Borderless). Prices are snapshots — check current listings before buying.

Does any Magic: The Gathering — FINAL FANTASY product guarantee a chase card?

No. Pack contents are random, and no booster product guarantees a specific card unless explicitly stated on the product.

Should I buy Magic: The Gathering — FINAL FANTASY singles or sealed products?

If you want specific cards, singles are usually more predictable and often cheaper overall. Sealed products suit collectors who enjoy opening packs or want broad exposure to the set.

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Sources

  • TCG Comp editorial analysis — Editorial assessments (chase scores, best-for labels) are opinions, not facts or advice.
  • TCGplayer marketplace listings — Linked for current listings. Prices shown on TCG Comp are snapshots, not live TCGplayer data.