"Magic: The Gathering's" partnership with "Final Fantasy" caught many fans off guard
After all, they are an incredibly devastating dino and an awesome Commander choice

Release date: 2000-10-02 Alabaster Leech Angel of Mercy Ardent Soldier Atalya, Samite Master Benalish Emissary Benalish Heralds Benalish Lancer Benalish Trapper Blinding Light Capashen Unicorn Crimson Acolyte Crusading Knight Death or Glory Dismantling Blow Divine Presence Fight or Flight Glimmering Angel Global Ruin Harsh Judgment Holy Day Liberate Obsidian Acolyte Orim's Touch Pledge of Loyalty Prison Barricade Protective Sphere Pure Reflection Rampant Elephant Razorfoot Griffin Restrain Reviving Dose Rewards of Diversity Reya Dawnbringer Rout Ruham Djinn Samite Ministration Shackles Spirit of Resistance Spirit Weaver Strength of Unity Sunscape Apprentice Sunscape Master Teferi's Care Wayfaring Giant Winnow Barrin's Unmaking Blind Seer Breaking Wave Collective Restraint Crystal Spray Disrupt Distorting Wake Dream Thrush Empress Galina Essence Leak Exclude Fact or Fiction Faerie Squadron Mana Maze Manipulate Fate Metathran Aerostat Metathran Transport Metathran Zombie Opt Phantasmal Terrain Probe Prohibit Psychic Battle Rainbow Crow Repulse Sapphire Leech Shimmering Wings

Characters are played into the Character area (and cannot be used to attack on their first turn in play), the text on Event cards is followed, and then the card is discarded (or trashed, in One Piece Card Game terminology), and finally, Stage cards are played and stay in play next to the Leader, unless a card effect removes them
However, this obscured view has become one of Charizard's most iconic illustrations and is also the most expensive Neo Destiny card in the set