| Name | Absorbing Man  |
|---|---|
| Type | Legendary creature — human villain |
| Description | Vigilance At the beginning of your first main phase, until your next turn, Absorbing Man becomes a copy of up to one target artifact, non-Aura enchantment, or land, except his name is Absorbing Man, he's a legendary 4/4 Human Villain creature in addiSee more |
| Artist | Nathaniel Himawan |
| Set | Marvel Super Heroes #416 |
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Absorbing Man, Legendary creature — human villain, designed by Nathaniel Himawan first released in Jun, 2026 in the set Marvel Super Heroes and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Absorbing Man (1GU) fits best in Simic (blue‑green) midrange or value decks that can reliably present high‑impact artifacts, enchantments, or lands to copy—think decks built around powerful utility lands (Field of the Dead, Nykthos, Boseiju), mana engines (The Great Henge), or value enchantments (Rhystic Study–style effects in non-rotating formats), since he effectively doubles your best permanent each turn while still being a vigilant 4/4 body. He’s especially appealing in Commander, where there are more splashy copy targets and longer games to exploit repeated transformations, and in ramp shells that can ensure strong targets early. However, he’s likely too slow or conditional for competitive 60‑card formats unless there’s a dominant permanent worth copying, because he does nothing impactful without a good target and must survive to your main phase; cards like Phyrexian Metamorph, Clever Impersonator, Spark Double, or even Mirage Mirror are generally more flexible or immediate, while
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