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Shaun & Rebecca, Agents
Oracle Text
Vigilance
When Shaun & Rebecca enters, search your graveyard, hand, and library for a card named The Animus and put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle.
{T}: Add {C}. When you do, mill two cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Shaun & Rebecca, Agents is a clean value engine for a midrange or combo-leaning control shell, especially one built around The Animus. The entering search effect is the headline: it effectively turns this creature into a tutor for a key centerpiece from nearly anywhere, letting you reliably assemble your engine without drawing dead copies. Once on board, vigilance makes the 4/4 body excellent at stabilizing while still applying pressure, and the tap ability gives you incremental resource conversion by producing colorless mana while self-milling two cards. That mill is not just a cost to ignore; it can fuel graveyard recursion, delirium-style payoffs, flashback effects, or any deck that wants specific cards in the yard. In Commander especially, pair them with artifact recursion and graveyard abuse so the milling becomes upside, not downside. Think of them as a disciplined support pair: efficient, methodical, and best when they turn one crucial artifact into an entire game plan.
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Character Background
Shaun & Rebecca, Agents is a clean value engine for a midrange or combo-leaning control shell, especially one built around The Animus. The entering search effect is the headline: it effectively turns this creature into a tutor for a key centerpiece from nearly anywhere, letting you reliably assemble your engine without drawing dead copies. Once on board, vigilance makes the 4/4 body excellent at stabilizing while still applying pressure, and the tap ability gives you incremental resource conversion by producing colorless mana while self-milling two cards. That mill is not just a cost to ignore; it can fuel graveyard recursion, delirium-style payoffs, flashback effects, or any deck that wants specific cards in the yard. In Commander especially, pair them with artifact recursion and graveyard abuse so the milling becomes upside, not downside. Think of them as a disciplined support pair: efficient, methodical, and best when they turn one crucial artifact into an entire game plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 21:40:42 UTC