Chocobo Track Foil: Final Fantasy Proxy Cards
This is the first entry in a new series where we slow down on one exclusive foil treatment at a time — not a staple to upgrade, just the finish itself and every card we stock that carries it. First up: Chocobo Track Foil.
Chocobo Track Foil is exclusive to the Chocobo Bundle from Magic: The Gathering—FINAL FANTASY, released on December 5, 2025. It did not appear in regular Play Boosters or Collector Boosters — the only way to open these cards was through the special Chocobo Booster included inside that bundle. Each Chocobo Bundle included ten Chocobo track foil basic lands and two cards from a pool of twenty borderless Chocobo Bundle cards, all featuring brand-new artwork by Japanese artists and illustrators. We carry proxies of fifteen of those twenty non-land cards.
What Makes It Different
A named foil treatment is never just a shiny sticker over the artwork. The pattern is part of the card's identity, and matching how it catches the light is a different problem from matching the art underneath it. Getting there took plenty of trial and error on our end — testing different materials and different combinations of them before the shimmer and the pattern actually matched the original, instead of just looking close enough in a photo. That is the part we paid the most attention to on every card below, so look closely at how the foil behaves in each one, not just the artwork itself.
From the Main Set
A Realm Reborn
An enchantment that turns every other permanent you control into a mana source of any color — named for the FFXIV expansion that rebuilt its world from scratch.
Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant
The series' traveling Moogle salesman, turned into a one-mana lifelinker that trades away your own permanents for a card in return.
Choco, Seeker of Paradise
One of the series' many chocobo companions, out digging for hidden treasure the way the birds always do in these games.
Cloud, Midgar Mercenary
Final Fantasy VII's ex-SOLDIER mercenary — we covered his own precon in full in our Cloud Limit Break upgrade guide.
Tifa Lockhart
Cloud's childhood friend and the party's martial artist, punching well above her card's rarity.
Vivi Ornitier
The shy black mage from Final Fantasy IX who never quite believes in his own power.
Yuna, Hope of Spira
Spira's summoner on her pilgrimage — her own Commander precon is the subject of our Tidus Counter Blitz guide.
Traveling Chocobo
The series' iconic yellow bird, depicted here for one of the five Final Fantasy worlds this treatment covers.
From the Commander Precons
Barret, Avalanche Leader
AVALANCHE's gun-armed leader from Final Fantasy VII, now leading his own Commander precon.
Locke, Treasure Hunter
Final Fantasy VI's treasure hunter and thief, right down to the card's own name.
Lulu, Stern Guardian
The reserved black-magic guardian from Final Fantasy X's pilgrimage to Zanarkand.
Wakka, Devoted Guardian
Spira's blitzball star and one of Yuna's most loyal guardians.
Yuffie, Materia Hunter
The materia-obsessed ninja who tags along with Cloud's party in Final Fantasy VII.
Tataru Taru
FFXIV's ever-organized Scions' secretary, who turns opponents' off-turn card draw into tapped Treasure for you.
Snapcaster Mage
Magic's own classic blue tempo staple, reprinted here in Final Fantasy dress — flash in, flash back an instant or sorcery from your graveyard.
Responsible Proxy Use
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chocobo Track Foil?
It is the exclusive foil treatment introduced with the Chocobo Bundle from MTG Final Fantasy, applied to ten full-art basic lands and twenty borderless Chocobo Bundle cards, each with new artwork by Japanese artists and illustrators. It did not appear in regular Play Boosters or Collector Boosters — the Chocobo Booster inside the Chocobo Bundle was the only source.
Is Chocobo Track Foil only available on Final Fantasy cards?
Yes. It is exclusive to that one bundle, so we only stock it on the cards that were actually printed with it — we are not applying the name to unrelated cards or treatments.
Can I use these in a normal Commander deck?
Yes, in casual games where your playgroup accepts proxies. A proxy changes the look, not the intended game piece — each card above represents the same card name, mana cost, rules text and gameplay role as its original version. Always be upfront with your playgroup that you are using proxies, and check with your store or event before bringing any proxy to organised play.
Do these cost more than a regular proxy here?
No. Every version on this page costs exactly the same as a plain-art proxy of the same card — we do not charge extra for a fancier treatment, unlike the secondary market for the real cards.
Related guides:
- Cloud Limit Break Upgrade Guide (FF Commander)
- Tidus Counter Blitz Upgrade Guide (FF Commander)
- Y'shtola Scions & Spellcraft Upgrade Guide (FF Commander)
- Terra Revival Trance Upgrade Guide (FF Commander)
- Make Your Deck Look Epic: Exclusive-Art Proxy Upgrades
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