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
Your Bounce cards all help to gain lots of lore while you focus on challenging your opponent, which means you won't fall behind on points as you try to gain control
A creature with a "partner with" ability can't partner with any creature other than its designated partner
Instead, it grinds out wins through challenging , and making heavy use of recurring your illusions
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
Looking at other cards from the Gargoyle series, like Demona and Goliath, they appear to focus on hand manipulation