For that same mana expenditure and the "cost" of hating out someone's graveyard (or even yours in a pinch), we're likely to create tokens that far exceed their size-to-cost ratio
While Self-Destruct is certainly reminiscent of Fling effects past, this MTG Final Fantasy card has a number of features that set it apart
Letters tend to take more space than other characters, and this particular name has quite a few letters that take a lot of space
Kefka, Court Mage A solid card advantage and disruption engine on its face, Kefka kicks it up a notch to finisher mode with an 8 mana transform that kills creatures, and becomes a flying threat
Modern print quality means PSA 10 is achievable, but centering remains the primary failure point for this era
It has arguably the strongest draw engine in the format, using the combination of Magcargo to find whatever card is necessary, and Salazzle to draw that cardas well as two more