Fumiko the Lowblood

Description

Fumiko the Lowblood, card number 155 in the Commander 2015 set, is a Rare Red Legendary Human Samurai from Magic: The Gathering. This 2015 release carries a mana cost of {2}{R}{R} and possesses a mana value of 4, with a power and toughness of 3/2. The card is illustrated by Michael Sutfin and is designated by the set code C15. As a single-red card, it fits within the Red color identity, making it a specific component for decks built around that spectrum. The mechanical design of Fumiko the Lowblood centers on two distinct abilities. First, the creature possesses bushido X, where X equals the number of attacking creatures. This keyword ability grants the creature +X/+X until end of turn whenever it blocks or becomes blocked, increasing its survivability and combat effectiveness as the attack grows. Second, the card includes a static ability that forces all creatures opponents control to attack each combat if able. This effect applies to all opponents in multiplayer formats or the single opponent in two-player games, creating immediate pressure and limiting defensive options. Fumiko the Lowblood is a Legendary Creature — Human Samurai from the 2015 Commander 2015 set. The Commander 2015 product line introduced several legendary creatures designed for the singleton format, and Fumiko the Lowblood is one of these named cards. Its combination of aggressive stats, defensive scaling via bushido, and board control through forced attacks makes it a recognizable piece of the 2015 release. For investors and hobbyists tracking the history of the game, this card represents a specific moment in the evolution of commander-focused design. The card's identity as a Legendary Human Samurai grounds it in the game's lore, while its mechanical output defines its utility in gameplay.