9 Satoru Umezawa Neon Dynasty's Buy-A-Box-Promo card, Satoru Umezawa is a potent Dimir commander option that allows a player to cheat out high-cost creatures through the use of the Ninjitsu mechanic
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The player under whose control the chosen creature card enters is the player who owned the targeted creature (in other words, the player into whose graveyard it went), not necessarily the controller of that creature
This extreme lack of tools to deal with creatures above two toughness means that even the archetype themed around noncreature spells is forced to proactively deploy bodies even more aggressively than some other decks in the format
