Magic: The Gatheringmay be embarking on crossovers with moreSquare Enixfranchises thanFinal Fantasy, as the partnership has the scope to expand to different series owned by the legendary Japanese studio.
2025 will seeFinal Fantasy charactersenter the Magic: The Gathering multiverse, through a Standard-legal set that is poised to be one of the game’s biggest crossovers to date.
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It bears mentioning that the crossover is limited tomainline Final Fantasy games. This means no spin-off titles, like the belovedFinal Fantasy Tactics, or games that have crossed over with Final Fantasy in the past, likeDragon Quest.
The door hasn’t closed on more Square Enix collaborations in the future, asWizards of the Coastfranchise VP Rebecca Shepard discussed withGamespotthat fans could see more crossovers in the future.
Square Enix Is Open To More Magic: The Gathering Crossovers
Shepard talked about the current relationship between Wizards of the Coast and Square Enix. “I don’t think there’s ever an end to any partnership. Even if the product is done and we don’t reprint it anymore because the term of the contract expired, we still stay in contact.”
Shepard continued, “So much like any other partnership, we can revisit it like we revisit our own worlds. I’m not confirming something is in the works here, but it’s likely a matter of ‘when,’ not ‘if.'”
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The big question is – what Square Enix franchises would make for greatMagic: The Gathering crossovers? In Japan, that answer would be Dragon Quest, but that series isn’t as big internationally and might not be seen as much of a draw.
While many people would thinkKingdom Heartsis the next logical step, the big issue is that it’s co-owned by Disney, which has its own card game that it’s promoting, so it might not be as willing toplay ball for a crossover.
Square Enix has aton of smaller franchisesthat could step up, but none that would fit as well as Final Fantasy does in Magic: The Gathering.
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