For someone still learning the lore of Magic and who is a fair few generations behind on their Pokemon knowledge, I love cracking packs for Lorcana because it feels like there's a cultural touchstone in almost every one
Unless otherwise stated by an individual card, of course
For example, Atraxa, Grand Unifier was originally printed in Phyrexia: All Will Be One and is Standard-legal, at least until Edge of Eternities
This recent round of previews showed off some versions of Tifa, Kain from Final Fantasy IV, Squall, Rinoa, and Angelo from VIII, Zidane (with one version being an alternate for competitive powerhouse Ragavan), and Vivi, and even a couple of versions of Firion from the divisive second entry
Here's Your First Look at Over a Dozen New Cards From Magic: The Gathering's Upcoming Final Fantasy Set Sephiroth, Cecil, Yuffie, Garland, and more make their appearance
Whatever the case, let's have a look at these money cards