Like in most Final Fantasy games, its not the final boss that gets you its one of the random ones along the way that becomes your nemesis and I embraced that role for the table
Its a sign of how strong the Into the Inklands set is overall that a Mickey card doesnt appear until entry number 9, with several more obscure characters making the cut ahead of the Mouse himself
With art by Maji showcasing just how twisted and corrupt he becomes, it's no wonder he's one of the biggest chase cards in the set.
Basil, Disguised Detective Enchanted Rare, 212/204 Up until the Disney Renaissance, which began in 1989, the animation studios 80s output had mostly underperformed, both critically and commercially
Now, you may still lose at the behest of Glorious Ends rough drawback, but youre no worse off than you would have been otherwise
We know about Winnie The Pooh Hunny Wizard already