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Ruby/Sapphire Into the Inklands Starter Deck Cogsworth - Talking Clock (x2) Della Duck - Unstoppable Mom (x3) Dewey - Showy Nephew (x2) Duke Weaselton - Small-Time Crook (x2) Flintheart Glomgold - Lone Cheater (x2) Flounder - Voice of Reason (x3) Gramma Tala - Keeper of Ancient Stories (x3) Gyro Gearloose - Gadget Genius (x1) HeiHei - Accidental Explorer (x3) Huey - Savvy Nephew (x1) Kakamora - Menacing Sailor (x3) Louis - Chill Nephew (x3) 003-150 (x2) Maui - Winged Demigod (x3) Minnie Mouse - Always Classy (x2) Moana - Born Leader (x1) Moana - Undeterred Voyager (x3) Scrooge McDuck - Richest Duck in the World (x1) Scrooge McDuck - Uncle Moneybags (x2) Simba - Scrappy Cub (x1) Webby Vanderquack - Enthusiastic Duck (x3) Dragon Fire (x2) Voyage (x2) Maui's Fish Hook (x1) Sumerian Talisman (x2) Vault Door (x2) Agrabah - Marketplace (x3) Motunui - Island Paradise (x2) Amber/Emerald Into the Inklands Starter Deck Cubby - Mighty Lost Boy (x3) Dalmatian Puppy - Tail Wagger (x5) 003-071 (x2) Flotsam - Riffraff (x2) Helga Sinclair - Vengeful Partner (x1) Horace - No-Good Scoundrel (x2) Jasper - Common Crook (x2) Jetsam - Riffraff (x2) Kida - Atlantean (x3) Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy (x2) Lucky - The 15th Puppy (x1) Nani - Protective Sister (x2) 003-014 (x3) Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader (x1) Pluto - Determined Defender (x1) Pluto - Friendly Pooch (x3) Pongo - Determined Father (x1) Robin Hood - Daydreamer (x1) Rolly - Hungry Pup (x3) Starkey - Devious Pirate (x1) Tinker Bell - Generous Fairy (x2) Wendy Darling - Talented Sailor (x3) Wildcat - Mechanic (x2) Strike a Good Match (x2) Hypnotize (x2) Improvise (x3) 003-100 (x3) 003-032 (x2)

Her preteen children trapped in the car with her perhaps not so much

Most revealed characters come from Final Fantasy VII, with a few from Final Fantasy XIV and X, like Tidus, Yshtola, and Emet-Selch

For what should be obvious legal reasons, you cant create MTG cards to sell or distribute since WotC own all rights to the cards artwork, either though first printing rights or full purchased rights (I think the former is the case)