The 2004 Magic: The Gathering Unhinged card Monkey Monkey Monkey (104★) is a common foil creature from the Madcap set. This product features the card illustrated by Liz Danforth.
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Unhinged
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The 2004 Magic: The Gathering Unhinged card Monkey Monkey Monkey (104★) is a Common foil creature card. Illustrated by Liz Danforth, this card features the mana cost {3}{G} and has a mana value of 4. As a Creature — Monkey with 1/1 power and toughness, it belongs to the green color identity.
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Monkey Monkey Monkey
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Liz Danforth
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}{G}
Creature — Monkey
1 / 1
G
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As this creature enters, choose a letter. This creature gets +1/+1 for each nonland permanent whose name begins with the chosen letter.
Many matches make more madcap monkey mayhem.
FAQ
The mana cost for Monkey Monkey Monkey is {3}{G}, requiring three generic mana and one green mana. Its total mana value is 4.
The card was illustrated by Liz Danforth. Her artwork appears on the card face in the Unhinged expansion.
Monkey Monkey Monkey is a Common foil creature card with the subtype Monkey. It was printed in the 2004 Unhinged set.
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