Haru-Onna

Description

Haru-Onna is an Uncommon Spirit creature from the 2005 Magic: The Gathering Saviors of Kamigawa set, designated as card number 132. Designed by Rebecca Guay, the foil treatment adds a distinct visual appeal that enhances the card's presence in a collection. As a green card with a mana value of 4, it enters the battlefield with a mana cost of {3}{G} and possesses 2 power and 1 toughness, making it a fragile but impactful presence on the board. The card’s utility lies in its dual abilities. Upon entering play, it allows the player to draw a card, helping to maintain hand size and resource advantage. Additionally, whenever a Spirit or Arcane spell is cast, the controller may return Haru-Onna to their owner's hand. This recursion mechanic enables the card to be recast multiple times within a single turn, maximizing the card draw potential and providing flexibility in gameplay. For collectors of the Saviors of Kamigawa expansion, Haru-Onna represents a staple of the Spirit tribal theme. The foil finish distinguishes this version from the nonfoil common and uncommon prints, making it a sought-after variant for those seeking to complete the set with high-quality examples. Whether you are building a competitive deck or expanding your SOK collection, this card offers both nostalgic value and functional versatility. The interplay between card draw and recursion makes Haru-Onna a versatile asset in decks focused on casting Spirits or Arcane spells. Collectors appreciate the foil variant for its shine and durability, often keeping it in protective sleeves to preserve its aesthetic integrity.