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Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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Foods you control have "{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Add one mana of any color."
At the beginning of your second main phase, create a Food token. (It's an artifact with "{2}, {T}, Sacrifice this token: You gain 3 life.")
Ninja Pizza is a charming value engine for green decks that want to turn incidental artifact-food production into real mana acceleration. By giving all your Foods the ability to tap for any color before sacrificing, it quietly converts life-gain tokens into fixing, helping multicolor midrange, ramp, or toolbox shells smooth out awkward draws. The extra Food at the beginning of your second main phase is especially useful because it arrives after combat, making the card naturally support a grindy tempo plan: attack, then cash in postcombat resources to keep developing. It pairs well with any strategy that creates multiple Food tokens or cares about artifacts entering and leaving the battlefield, and it gets better when you can untap permanents or repeatedly recur tokens. In practice, this is strongest in decks that want steady inevitability rather than explosive speed, though it can also help combo lists assemble off-color costs more reliably.
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Ninja Pizza is a charming value engine for green decks that want to turn incidental artifact-food production into real mana acceleration. By giving all your Foods the ability to tap for any color before sacrificing, it quietly converts life-gain tokens into fixing, helping multicolor midrange, ramp, or toolbox shells smooth out awkward draws. The extra Food at the beginning of your second main phase is especially useful because it arrives after combat, making the card naturally support a grindy tempo plan: attack, then cash in postcombat resources to keep developing. It pairs well with any strategy that creates multiple Food tokens or cares about artifacts entering and leaving the battlefield, and it gets better when you can untap permanents or repeatedly recur tokens. In practice, this is strongest in decks that want steady inevitability rather than explosive speed, though it can also help combo lists assemble off-color costs more reliably.
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