While Final Fantasy got its own Commander Decks (as did Lord of the Rings, Doctor Who, Fallout, and Warhammer 40k), theres no such luck with the Spider-Man set
This is wonderfully translated into Magic with a mix of two mechanics: a Tonberry enters play tapped and with a stun counter on it, which means it takes two player turns to be ready to attack
Once the card has counters on it, you can choose to remove 1 and get either +2/+2 for whatever is holding Jitte , -1/-1 for a target creature, or recover 2 life
But there's a cat lady from Final Fantasy that just loves a bit of pain and can squeeze a lot of value out of this white artifact, which you'll find in 25% of her decks: Y'shtola, Night's Blessed
The two wolves that flank the Beast come across as ferocious threats that still pale before his monstrous might, crafting a scene that makes for an easy Disney Lorcana highlight
Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to measure nostalgia without surveying individuals who have bought old booster boxes