The iconic Grizzly Bears card from Magic: The Gathering's 2005 Ninth Edition, a foundational creature for collectors and players alike.
Grizzly Bears
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Ninth Edition
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Released in 2005, the Grizzly Bears card from Magic: The Gathering's Ninth Edition remains one of the most recognizable creatures in the trading card game's history. As card number 246 in the set, this common creature has served as a fundamental building block for countless decks across multiple formats. Designed by artist D. J. Cleland-Hura, the card features a mana cost of {1}{G} and a power/toughness of 2/2, making it an efficient and versatile addition to green-based strategies. Collectors often seek out Ninth Edition cards for their clean design and nostalgic value, representing a pivotal era in the game's expansion. The Grizzly Bears card continues to be a popular subject for set completionists and fans of early Magic lore. Whether you are looking to complete a Ninth Edition collection or simply appreciate the timeless design of this classic bear, this card offers enduring appeal for any serious enthusiast of the hobby.
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Card Details
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Grizzly Bears
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
D. J. Cleland-Hura
Card Stock
English
{1}{G}
Creature — Bear
2 / 2
G
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Don't try to outrun one of Dominaria's grizzlies; it'll catch you, knock you down, and eat you. Of course, you could run up a tree. In that case you'll get a nice view before it knocks the tree down and eats you.