Maleficent, Monstrous Dragon The ninth rule of Villainy: When all else fails, turn into a dragon
Before anything else lets take a look at them: Initial Impression Im very encouraged by these initial designs
8 It Means No Worries (Action/Song) Card Number 208/204, Enchanted The artwork for this Song, "It Means No Worries", is so cheerful and vibrant that one could easily miss the possibly sinister hands holding the image, which, presumably, is shown in a crystal ball
(This sort of villain team-up may be the closest thing we get to a fulfilling Dissidia Final Fantasy revival for some time, so enjoy it.) Summons (Green/White/Red) Even more iconic than the villains are the summons, mighty beasts that can be called down to rain devastation upon a battlefield
Rarer cards have special foil treatments and unique artwork
The Ink Flood Blame Martin First, Martin finds a locked lorebook covered in barnacles and purple seaweed