Its alphabet shares similar features with Hangul, the alphabet used in Korea
The story behind the card enhances its status, giving it a lore of sortsa card so powerful that it had to be banished for the sake of serious players everywhere, or a card that could not be used for gameplay because there was something different about it which almost no other cards had
The art gets moodier (no more happy-go-lucky vibes here)
The real question is whether maindeck Viviens sufficiently power up archetypes that have been relegated to Tier 2 status
There is a sentence that I kinda came up with and that I always repeat which is: "A card is only as good as the context it lives in." The context can refer to having cards that enable a combo (like the Yveltal/Lugia situation) or because, plainly put, there is nothing else better
Retrieve the Esper Rating: 2/10 Casting expensive sorceries should be worthwhile in Final Fantasy Limited, but even with two bites at the apple, casting a very underwhelming creature doesnt sound too appealing