You see, black and white midrange decks have historically had the best matchups against Mono-Red
Though we've added some six, and even a seven-cost character, this deck is still heavily weighted towards cheap targets that can be bounced back to your hand
This dual functionality makes Phoenix Down a flexible sideboard option that maintains perfect flavor resonance with the source material
By the way, BGU mana cost is also quite fitting (at least for me), possibly representing Sin's connections to oceans (blue), death (black), and the natural cycle it's strangely bound to (green)
At the cost of three, he is fairly playable and has a high defense of four for when he is challenged
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