Most Flavorful Kain is a character that many either love or hate in Final Fantasy IV
Honestly, either card would be a fine pick for most broken of 1996

Abomination, Terrifying Titan Arbalest Engineers Arni Slays the Troll Beastie Beatdown Bigger on the Inside Bitter Work Bloodbraid Elf Boggart Ram-Gang Bolrac-Clan Crusher Boom Scholar Break Out Brushfire Elemental Burning-Tree Emissary Cactusfolk Sureshot Centaur Archer Charging War Boar Child of the Pack Cinderslash Ravager Clan Guildmage Collision // Colossus Collision // Colossus Creeping Trailblazer Destructive Revelry Domri's Ambush Draconic Disciple Dreadfang, Loathed by Fans Fanatic of Xenagos Feral Animist Fires of Yavimaya Firespout Firewake Sliver Fossil Find Frenzied Tilling Friendly Rivalry Furious Spinesplitter General Marhault Elsdragon Gert and Old Lace, Runaways Ghor-Clan Rampager Giant Trap Door Spider Gladiolus Amicitia Ground Assault Grove Rumbler Grumgully, the Generous Gruul Charm Gruul Guildmage Gruul War Chant Guttural Response Hallar, the Firefletcher Hellkite Hatchling Hit // Run Hog-Monkey Rampage Hulk, Gamma Goliath Hull Breach Hunting Kavu Hustle // Bustle Immerwolf Invasion of Ergamon Invigorating Hot Spring Itzquinth, Firstborn of Gishath Jerrard of the Closed Fist Jolene, Plundering Pugilist Jungle Troll Kessig Naturalist Khenra Charioteer Kraven, Proud Predator Leafkin Avenger Lithatog Livonya Silone Lord of the Ulvenwald Mage Slayer Manamorphose Marhault Elsdragon

While this card primarily sees play in Commander, The Meathook Massacre also boasts an impressive competitive pedigree
This list isn't running any of the late-game choices like Yamato