Most Lorcana cards with these kinds of stats usually cost at least five ink to be played, so being able to play this for just three ink is definitely a bargain worth taking advantage of
For example, FF4 's Cecil and Kain both have their stories told in their respective cards - Cecil starts as a dark knight that loses the owner life and transforms into a paladin with lifelink to restore what was lost, whereas the complex character that is Kain betrays the party and becomes an enemy, which is represented by being a card that changes owners
Just like with LotR, players can really feel the world of Final Fantasy when they look at, or play with, the cards from Final Fantasy
Even your own
They are very popular in Final Fantasy, so there are plenty of Chocobo cards included in Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond crossover set with Final Fantasy
But, in the back of my mind, something felt slightly off