They dont put -1/-1 counters on them because, well, they arent creatures
If they die, get exiled or anything else that removes them from the board, you can instead put them back in the Command Zone, but you have to pay two more mana to cast them - and that cost goes up every time
This Final Fantasy set focuses on the 16 core games of the franchise, which unfortunately means that spin-offs like Final Fantasy Tactics or direct sequels like Final Fantasy X-2 or Dirge of Cerberus are missing
Additionally, the deck is easy to understand, making it an excellent choice for introducing new players to the world of Magic: The Gathering Commanders
Her Blue/Black/White mana coloration means she'll be able to prioritize spells over creatures, allowing players to wield the same level of power as she did in-game
Ill give you a decklist by the end of this article