The Clown Robot token from Magic: The Gathering's 2022 Unfinity set. This foil artifact creature is a staple for TCG collectors and casual players alike.
Clown Robot
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • Unfinity Tokens
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The Clown Robot token card from Magic: The Gathering’s 2022 Unfinity set offers a unique piece of whimsical gameplay history. As a Token Artifact Creature, this card brings a distinct mechanical identity to the table, blending the mechanical nature of artifacts with the playful absurdity characteristic of the Un-sets. Designed with a foil finish, the card catches the light and stands out in any collection, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate the tactile and visual variety found in trading card games. Created by artist Matt Dixon, the Clown Robot (card number 3 in the Unfinity Tokens subset) is a one-mana investment for players seeking versatile options. Its white color identity allows it to fit into decks that utilize white mana, providing a 1/1 body that can serve as a sacrifice target, a blocker, or a tool for triggering other effects. For collectors, the Unfinity Tokens series represents a fascinating corner of Magic history, offering non-legal but highly playable components that add depth to casual formats like Commander or just for fun. Owning the Clown Robot allows collectors to engage with the broader narrative of Magic: The Gathering’s experimental releases. The Unfinity era was celebrated for breaking traditional boundaries, and tokens like this one capture that spirit perfectly. Whether you are a seasoned veteran looking to complete a token collection or a new player curious about the game's diverse creature types, this card provides a solid entry point. It serves as a reminder of the creativity that drives the Magic community, encouraging players to experiment with unconventional strategies. Adding this foil token to your library ensures you have access to a unique element of the game’s rich tapestry.
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Featured Subject
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Clown Robot
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Matt Dixon
Card Stock
English
Foil
Token Artifact Creature — Clown Robot
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What is the Clown Robot token in Magic: The Gathering?
The Clown Robot is a Token Artifact Creature — Clown, Robot card from the 2022 Unfinity set. It has a mana value of 0, is white, and has a power and toughness of 1/1.
Who illustrated the Clown Robot card?
The artwork for the Clown Robot token was created by Matt Dixon, known for his distinctive style in the Magic: The Gathering universe.
Is the Clown Robot token legal in competitive play?
The Clown Robot is part of the Unfinity Tokens subset, which is generally not legal in standard competitive formats but is popular in casual formats like Commander.
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