Perhaps it's a way to represent levelled-up magic, like the Thunder-Thundara-Thundaga progression that black mages use
Squall, SeeD Mercenary Another one that isn't the most powerful (you'll see this observation a lot on this list), but his design is undoubtedly unique and fun
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That said, unlike Teferi, all of the Flash pieces in Standard get wiped by the effect of Ultima, which makes this combo a lot less powerful
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Robin Hood makes for a solid challenger, with four strength and four willpower, and thanks to his Good Shot ability, he gains evasive on your turn, letting you take down those elusive characters on the other side of the board