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Greater Tanuki
Oracle Text
Trample
Channel — {2}{G}, Discard this card: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Greater Tanuki is a wonderfully practical piece of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty design, turning a mythical guardian into either a chunky trampling body or a smooth source of mana development. In game terms, it best supports value and midrange plans, especially in green decks that want to keep pressure on the board while ensuring land drops. A 6/5 with trample for six mana can close games if unanswered, but its real strength is flexibility: the Channel ability lets you cash it in early to ramp, fixing your mana and accelerating into bigger threats or key spells. That makes it especially good in decks with landfall payoffs, expensive splash cards, or strategies that want discard outlets. It also pairs nicely with recursion or self-mill shells, since you can use it as a land-searching tool first and later recover it if your deck supports that.
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Character Background
Greater Tanuki is a wonderfully practical piece of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty design, turning a mythical guardian into either a chunky trampling body or a smooth source of mana development. In game terms, it best supports value and midrange plans, especially in green decks that want to keep pressure on the board while ensuring land drops. A 6/5 with trample for six mana can close games if unanswered, but its real strength is flexibility: the Channel ability lets you cash it in early to ramp, fixing your mana and accelerating into bigger threats or key spells. That makes it especially good in decks with landfall payoffs, expensive splash cards, or strategies that want discard outlets. It also pairs nicely with recursion or self-mill shells, since you can use it as a land-searching tool first and later recover it if your deck supports that.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:20:42 UTC