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Mindlink Mech
Oracle Text
Flying
Whenever this Vehicle becomes crewed for the first time each turn, until end of turn, this Vehicle becomes a copy of target nonlegendary creature that crewed it this turn, except it's 4/3, it's a Vehicle artifact in addition to its other types, and it has flying.
Crew 1
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Mindlink Mech is a classic Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty design—sleek, modular, and a little unsettling, like a machine that borrows a pilot’s identity for a turn. In play, it best supports tempo and value shells, especially decks packed with efficient nonlegendary creatures that are happy to become a temporary 4/3 flyer. The first crew each turn is the key, so you want creatures with strong attack triggers, combat keywords, or abilities that matter even after turning into a Vehicle copy. Cheap evasive creatures, token makers, and creatures with enter-the-battlefield effects are excellent partners, since they can both crew and later be cloned into the Mech. In blue decks, this pairs nicely with bounce or protection spells to keep the copied creature available for future turns. It’s especially strong when your deck can crew at instant speed, turning a humble body into a recurring threat that pressures life totals while preserving flexibility.
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Character Background
Mindlink Mech is a classic Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty design—sleek, modular, and a little unsettling, like a machine that borrows a pilot’s identity for a turn. In play, it best supports tempo and value shells, especially decks packed with efficient nonlegendary creatures that are happy to become a temporary 4/3 flyer. The first crew each turn is the key, so you want creatures with strong attack triggers, combat keywords, or abilities that matter even after turning into a Vehicle copy. Cheap evasive creatures, token makers, and creatures with enter-the-battlefield effects are excellent partners, since they can both crew and later be cloned into the Mech. In blue decks, this pairs nicely with bounce or protection spells to keep the copied creature available for future turns. It’s especially strong when your deck can crew at instant speed, turning a humble body into a recurring threat that pressures life totals while preserving flexibility.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:20:44 UTC