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When a pop idol does well enough with fans, those fans will surely want an encore. And who is an idol to say no to an encore? With this in mind, Wizards of the Coast will release the first Universes Beyond Secret Lair Commander Deck on Monday, August 10th! If the thumbnail and context clues weren't enough to give it away, this deck is the much-anticipated Hatsune Miku deck! Read on for Wizards of the Coast's press release, plus what they're doing to ensure everyone who wants a copy gets one.
Hatsune Miku Deck Press Release
According to Wizards of the Coast in a press release today:
Wizards of the Coast has announced Secret Lair Commander Deck: Hatsune Miku, a new ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck celebrating the global virtual singer through dazzling artwork, joyful gameplay, and the unmistakable energy of a stadium-sized pop performance.
Designed by Magic: The Gathering’s Carmen Klomparens, this deck is the first Universes Beyond Secret Lair Commander Deck, combining the creativity of Secret Lair with one of the world’s most recognizable virtual performers. Headlined by Trostani, Selesnya’s Voice
as “Miku, Song of the People,” the deck invites players to flood the board with creatures, gain massive amounts of life, and turn that momentum into a performance worthy of an encore. Secret Lair Commander Deck: Hatsune Miku captures the bright, expressive, and collaborative spirit that has made Hatsune Miku a global phenomenon. The deck features 13 cards with new art by Japanese artists, including a special illustration by KEI, Hatsune Miku’s first software packaging illustrator, for Miku, Song of the People. Additional artists, including fan-favorite creators such as HASSAN and NAOKI SAITO, help bring Miku to life. That visual celebration carries through to the mana base with foil borderless basic lands featuring new artwork, making the deck feel like a full Miku production from the first land drop to the final encore.
Built around a classic green-white lifegain strategy, Secret Lair Commander Deck: Hatsune Miku plays exactly like a great Miku performance feels: joyful, communal, and bigger with every verse. Cards like Archangel of ThuneArchangel of Thune, Aetherflux ReservoirAetherflux Reservoir, Crested SunmareCrested Sunmare, Rhys the RedeemedRhys the Redeemed, Voice of the BlessedVoice of the Blessed, and Mirari's WakeMirari's Wake help players build an ever-growing board state, gain life in huge bursts, and transform that life total into a win condition.
The Secret Lair Commander Deck: Hatsune Miku will include:
- 1x Ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck
- 12x Foil borderless cards featuring new artwork
- 7x Foil borderless basic Plains featuring new artwork
- 7x Foil borderless basic Forests featuring new artwork
- 74x Non-foil reprints
- 10x Non-foil double-sided tokens
- 1x Trostani, Selesnya's VoiceTrostani, Selesnya's Voice as “Miku, Song of the People” display commander (not legal in sanctioned play)
- 1x Deck box
Card Images
Of the cards revealed in the press release, Trostani and Archangel of Thune get Miku-themed art. The other ten cards with new art are also below!
About Open Accessibility
One of the things we have learned about the Hatsune Miku Commander Deck launch is that it has a 24-hour release window. However, during the drop's 24-hour release window, all orders placed for the deck will be fulfilled. Wizards of the Coast has some of them handy and ready to send out already, but for any orders that miss out on that initial quantity of stock, they will get theirs in May 2027 (if they're in the United States) or June 2027 (if in the United Kingdom or Europe). Nevertheless, the Hatsune Miku Commander Deck is going to cost you $149.99.
Conclusion
The full deck list for the Hatsune Miku Secret Lair Commander Deck is here. Meanwhile, we'd love to hear from you, dear readers: Are you excited for this deck to release officially? Are you a Miku fan? How did you get into Miku, if so? Was it through Magic: The Gathering, or some other avenue? Sound off in the comments below!
Josh Nelson
Josh Nelson wears many hats. They are a music journalist when not writing gaming news. Beyond this, they're a scholar of the Sweeney Todd urban legend, a fan of monster-taming RPGs, and a filthy Aristocrats player. Josh has been playing Magic since 2001 and attributes their tenure to nostalgia, effort, and "aesthetic".
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