In a set like Final Fantasy , this is effectively just a 3/2 that creates a token on attacking
It's comparable to Ruby's Dragon Fire from the base set, but the ability to be sung is a huge boon
These tend to be less powerful than most intended characters, and are often uncommon for the purposes of pushing a Limited theme
We have cards that put counters on other permanents, permanents that add counters to themselves, and some mix therein
While it had some developmental issues, the resource is flavorful and allows for a lot of interesting designs
For decks aiming to maintain a steady crime spree turn after turn, these sorts of enablers will pay for themselves but you need a fairly high density of high-impact payoffs to justify them