An Amber/Ruby combination features Jim Hawkins from Treasure Planet along with Tigger, and an Emerald/Sapphire deck pairs Big Hero 6 's GoGo Tomago with Gadget Hackwrench from Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers
Final Fantasy games are so rich with flavor, beloved characters, and unique settings that choosing a single game as the theme provided more than enough material to design a full deck of cards around, says Senior Game Designer Daniel Holt, who is the Commander Lead for the set
8 Jim Hawkins: Space Traveler Card Number 109/204, Ruby Ink With the focus of Disney Lorcana: Into The Inklands being on the new game mechanics of location cards, having this Jim Hawkins card in a deck will help ensure that the locations can be used as much as possible
Locke from Final Fantasy VI One of the main characters in FFVI gets his long-overdue spotlight via two cards: a Legendary Creature card that captures his charming thief qualities (cannot be blocked by stronger enemies, Treasure-generating from milled lands) and a red Instant that gives you resources
A creature with a "partner with" ability can't partner with any creature other than its designated partner