If you draw them later in the game, they're essentially dead cards that won't provide any value to you or power to your board
Summon-type cards are new with the Final Fantasy collab in MTG
If you have Unconventional Tool in hand: play it, banish it to play Belle for free, then play a 2 ink or less item for free
The good news, at least, is that Chocobo Racetrack gives you a better shot at beating board wipes and grinding through removal, something this deck can have a hard time with
Playing artifacts pumps up Tidus, Blitzball Star, makes Gaelicat into a formidable threat, or even draws you a ton of cards later with Edgar, King of Figaro
The ramp side of the deck is nothing to write home about, but the item side is where things get spicy