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The 2025 Final Fantasy Commander set features this foil rare Magic: The Gathering card, Pull from Tomorrow (FIC 269), designed for instant-speed card advantage.

Pull from Tomorrow

2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Final Fantasy • Commander

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Product Overview

Description

The 2025 Final Fantasy Commander expansion brings the iconic world of Final Fantasy into the Magic: The Gathering universe with a unique crossover design. At card number 269 in the set code FIC, Pull from Tomorrow is a blue Instant with a mana cost of {X}{U}{U}. This card allows players to draw X cards and then discard one, providing flexible card advantage that mirrors the strategic depth found in both franchises. Art by Areku Nishiki, this foil rare treatment gives the card a distinct shimmer that appeals to finish collectors. The flavor text references the journey back to Zanarkand, connecting the gameplay mechanic to the emotional narrative of the source material. For Magic players, this card offers a powerful option for tempo plays or recovery, while Final Fantasy fans appreciate the thematic integration of the game's lore into the TCG format. Collecting this card often involves seeking the foil variant for its visual appeal and rarity within the Commander subset. The card's design and mechanics make it a valuable addition for those looking to complete the Final Fantasy Commander set or build themed decks. As a piece of crossover merchandise, it bridges the gap between trading card game enthusiasts and video game nostalgia. Whether you are looking to expand your collection of crossover sets or complete your run of the FIC series, this card represents a key intersection of two major pop culture franchises. The foil finish ensures it stands out in any binder or display. ## Sources

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2025

Series

Final Fantasy

Subset

Commander

Subset Type

Subset

Card Number

#269

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Rare

Artist

Areku Nishiki

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Finish

Foil

Mana cost

{X}{U}{U}

Type

Instant

Color

U

Card Text

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Draw X cards, then discard a card.

He knew there was no way back home, back to Zanarkand.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mana cost of Pull from Tomorrow in Magic: The Gathering?

The mana cost for Pull from Tomorrow is {X}{U}{U}, requiring two blue mana and a variable amount of mana based on the value of X.

What does the card do in gameplay?

As an Instant, this card allows you to draw X cards and then discard a card, providing card advantage while managing your hand size.

What set does this card belong to?

This card is part of the 2025 Final Fantasy Commander set for Magic: The Gathering, with the set code FIC and card number 269.

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