The standard version of the card depicts her from a high angle with the floor of Rapunzel's tower chamber beneath her, while the Enchanted variant goes for a lower angle and more stylized background
The theming actually works for once, and six sets deep we finally have enough pirate cards in the game to build an actual deck around that classification
With that in mind, if a scene existed in both games, we had our choice of showing it as the original game did, how the modern version interpreted it, or a unique fusion of both
These cards form a bonus sheet for the set featuring existing artwork from the FINAL FANTASY series, which highlights artists such as /YOSHITAKA AMANO and /TETSUYA NOMURA
Which is pretty impressive, especially when you consider what a useless, comedic character the Prince is within the story of The Princess and the Frog
As the mascot for The Walt Disney Company, this is rather unsurprising, especially in the game's first set