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Zygon Infiltrator
Oracle Text
Body-print — {2}{U}: Tap another target creature and put a stun counter on it. This creature becomes a copy of that creature for as long as that creature remains tapped. Activate only as a sorcery. (If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.)
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Character Background
Zygon Infiltrator is a very on-theme Doctor Who card: a shapeshifter that doesn’t just imitate the opponent’s creature, it locks it down long enough to borrow the body for itself. In gameplay, this most strongly supports a tempo plan, with control elements, because you’re spending mana to neutralize an opposing threat while upgrading your own board into whatever best creature is currently tapped. A 3/2 for three already pressures life totals, and the Body-print ability can turn any combat step or tap outlet into a copy effect that swings races. It pairs especially well with cards that tap creatures on demand, such as blue tempo tricks, freeze effects, or vehicles and crew-style gameplay, since the target must remain tapped for the imitation to persist. In Commander, it shines in a deck that can repeatedly tap enemy bombs and then exploit their text boxes, making it both removal-like and a flexible threat.
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Character Background
Zygon Infiltrator is a very on-theme Doctor Who card: a shapeshifter that doesn’t just imitate the opponent’s creature, it locks it down long enough to borrow the body for itself. In gameplay, this most strongly supports a tempo plan, with control elements, because you’re spending mana to neutralize an opposing threat while upgrading your own board into whatever best creature is currently tapped. A 3/2 for three already pressures life totals, and the Body-print ability can turn any combat step or tap outlet into a copy effect that swings races. It pairs especially well with cards that tap creatures on demand, such as blue tempo tricks, freeze effects, or vehicles and crew-style gameplay, since the target must remain tapped for the imitation to persist. In Commander, it shines in a deck that can repeatedly tap enemy bombs and then exploit their text boxes, making it both removal-like and a flexible threat.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:46 UTC