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Final Fantasy 6 OpenCritic Reviews Top Critic Avg: 86 /100 Critics Rec: 91% Released October 11, 1994 ESRB T For Teen Due To Fantasy Violence, Partial Nudity Developer(s) Square Enix, Square Publisher(s) Square Enix, Square Engine Unity Genre(s) RPG 8 Zodiark Can Repeat the Final Days This FFXIV-Inspired card Is Balanced, As All Things Should Be Black cards in Magic: The Gathering are known for destroying monsters outright, so its fitting that Zodiark, Umbral God lean into its color

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Its artwork alone will see it be a very popular card, but it is suitably powerful and aggressive to match its ink identities

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Its fitting then that not only is she slotted into Magic s blue color archetype, but that her Blue Magic ability lets her cast spells from any players graveyard, be it yours or your opponent: and that she cast them with any mana, regardless of their original cost