Deveney notes that the designers had to include Aerith and how she is all about unrelenting hope in dark times. As such, her card features Lifelink and grants tokens to other creatures when she dies

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This gives it a sturdy, reassuring feel
Dire Mimic is still a Treasure after its last ability resolves, but Treasure is an artifact type, never a creature type
While the card does appear in Final Fantasy, the card name is rather generic
The +2 brings him to 7 immediately, making it quite likely hell stick around for another turn