Magic: The Gathering has had its share of controversial collaborations, with the recent Final Fantasy crossover being the latest to face the backlash.

Magic: The Gathering is making a controversial choice with its Final Fantasy UB set, and it may eventually backfire.

Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy products are now on Amazon following Commander Deck reveals. Three of the four Commander Decks are available, although the FF7 deck appears to have already sold out.

As the first of the Universes Beyond releases of 2025, we’re set to see the MTG Final Fantasy set release in June. Yet, with four months to go before FF crosses over with one of the best card games, we’ve already been given a sneak peak of the Commander decks that will accompany the set.

Magic: The Gathering’s Final Fantasy crossover set is one of the most anticipated expansions of all time. Here’s everything we know about it.

Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast division is launching "Magic: The Gathering" cards based on the "Final Fantasy" video games later this year. "Magic" accounted for about $1 billion in 2024 revenue, though its sales slipped a bit from 2023 levels.

The problem with eBay allowing these pre-order sales is that they break the site’s Terms of Service. The Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering sets launch on June 13, 2025, yet eBay specifies that presale items can only be sold up to 40 days before the item is received by the seller.

Magic: The Gathering gives players a closer look at some cards from the upcoming Final Fantasy crossover collection.

From Saga creatures to the wonderful weirdness of Chocobos appearing in one of the best card games, there’s a lot for both Magic players and FF fans to be excited about in the upcoming MTG Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set.

Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond sets are a controversial addition to the game, but their financial impact is clear. Final Fantasy is the latest license