The 2025 Magic: The Gathering Avatar: the Last Airbender Art Series #14 features Bumi, King of Three Trials as a common card with a mana value of 0.
Bumi, King of Three Trials // Bumi, King of Three Trials
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Avatar: The Last Airbender Art Series
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The 2025 Magic: The Gathering Avatar: the Last Airbender Art Series #14 presents Bumi, King of Three Trials as a distinct entry in the crossover between the trading card game and the animated universe. This common card, identified by set code ATLA, carries a mana value of 0, allowing it to enter the battlefield without consuming mana resources during the turn it is cast. The card's type line is listed simply as Card, fitting the unique layout designated as art_series within the set's structure. Designed by Thomas Chamberlain-Keen, this piece appeals to collectors who appreciate the intersection of strategic gameplay and narrative-driven art. The low mana value makes it a functional component for decks seeking early board presence or specific synergies that benefit from 0-cost creatures. As part of the ATLA set, it offers a tangible connection to the world of Avatar, specifically highlighting the character Bumi in his role as King of Three Trials. Card number 14 identifies this entry within the 2025 Avatar: the Last Airbender Art Series checklist. The art_series layout provides a dedicated space for the illustration, separating it from the standard card frame used in other Magic sets. This structural choice emphasizes the visual aspect of the character, making it a notable item for fans of the series who also engage with the game.
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Thomas Chamberlain-Keen
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English
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What is the mana value of Bumi, King of Three Trials?
The card has a mana value of 0, allowing it to be played without spending mana.
Who illustrated the ATLA Art Series card #14?
Thomas Chamberlain-Keen is the credited artist for this card in the 2025 set.
Is Bumi, King of Three Trials a rare card?
No, this card is classified as Common within the Avatar: the Last Airbender Art Series.
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