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Voracious Greatshark
Oracle Text
Flash (You may cast this spell any time you could cast an instant.)
When this creature enters, counter target artifact or creature spell.
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Character Background
Voracious Greatshark is a classic blue tempo-control threat: a 5/4 flash creature that not only ambushes an attacker but also interrupts the opponent’s curve by countering an artifact or creature spell on entry. In gameplay terms, that makes it excellent for decks that want to keep mana open and punish opponents for committing to the board, especially in slower control shells or interactive midrange builds. It pairs naturally with cards that reward holding up instant-speed mana, such as counterspells, bounce, or card draw, since you can pass with protection and still deploy a sizable body at the end step. Because it only hits artifact or creature spells, it’s best as a flexible piece rather than your only answer, so combine it with broader removal for planeswalkers and noncreature threats. Thematically, it feels like a sudden predator from the depths: patient, lethal, and impossible to ignore once it strikes.
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Character Background
Voracious Greatshark is a classic blue tempo-control threat: a 5/4 flash creature that not only ambushes an attacker but also interrupts the opponent’s curve by countering an artifact or creature spell on entry. In gameplay terms, that makes it excellent for decks that want to keep mana open and punish opponents for committing to the board, especially in slower control shells or interactive midrange builds. It pairs naturally with cards that reward holding up instant-speed mana, such as counterspells, bounce, or card draw, since you can pass with protection and still deploy a sizable body at the end step. Because it only hits artifact or creature spells, it’s best as a flexible piece rather than your only answer, so combine it with broader removal for planeswalkers and noncreature threats. Thematically, it feels like a sudden predator from the depths: patient, lethal, and impossible to ignore once it strikes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:43 UTC