It's exactly the type of interaction you want to be playing in Commander, since it deals with multiple opposing threats at once while proactively helping your own board
Grand Warlord Radha goes a bit bigger, playing into both big mana and token strategies, two of the most powerful areas you can go in commander
Felothar the Steadfast is the main commander for the deck, letting your creatures deal damage based on their toughness rather than their power all while giving your defender creatures the chance to attack
While I was unfamiliar with FFX, seeing cards from FF7 and FF15 was the best part, while other smaller easter eggs wait to be unravelled
For tokens you'll actually play with, the standard card format is the right choice it sleeves up correctly, shuffles like a real card, and sits flat on the battlefield
More damage mean you win