The 2022 Unfinity Trapeze Artist foil card is a sought-after uncommon creature for Magic: The Gathering collectors and set builders.
Trapeze Artist
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • Unfinity
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Released in 2022 as part of the Unfinity expansion, the Trapeze Artist (card #32) is a white uncommon creature that brings whimsical energy to Magic: The Gathering gameplay. Designed by Ernanda Souza, this foil variant features the Human Performer subtype, offering a distinct visual appeal for collectors who appreciate the set's signature aesthetic. The card enters the battlefield with flying, allowing it to bypass ground defenses immediately. Its unique ability requires the card to be flipped from a height to enter play face up; if the flip is unsuccessful, it returns to its owner's hand. This mechanic adds a layer of interaction and humor characteristic of the Unfinity theme. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Unfinity foil sets or to utilize its flying ability in casual formats. The combination of its low mana cost, creature type, and foil finish makes it a memorable piece for any Magic: The Gathering collection.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Trapeze Artist
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Ernanda Souza
Card Stock
English
Foil
{W}
Creature — Human Performer
2 / 1
W
Card Text
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Flying This creature enters by being flipped from a height of at least one foot (about 0.3 meters). If it lands face down or didn't turn over completely at least once during the flip, return it to its owner's hand.
Heinrich catches the trapeze only about half the time, but he looks so good falling.