For a lot of Final Fantasy fans, that is likely to be a character from the PlayStation era when the series exploded in popularity in the west: FFVII, FFVIII, FFIX (if you're a person of culture), bleeding into FFX on PS2
Sapphire and Steel has some sharp offensive cards too, but its with more brute force than Emerald and Ruby
Wizards has taken increasing criticism over the last few weeks for being an extremely White company with very few African Americans, let alone people of color, in visible roles
Not only are five colors hard to pull off, but its downright impossible in the type of aggressive deck that would want a card like this
Creatures participating in combat are removed from it
That was before the dedicated green-blue-black mill-yourself deck rose to prominence