#META KNIGHT DRAGON BLAST

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happy meta knight monday (I'm late) have a meta dragon

+Extra details below cut (mostly headcanons/elaboration on design)

The Galaxia emblem on his chest is fused to his skin. He got it when he became Galaxia’s Champion. This event also gave him the yellow details and eyes (prior he had white eyes)

Galaxia manifests herself via energy during battle. Ex. The mini sword on Meta’s tail can lengthen and become a proper sword, and he can get like energy claws

Yeah he has a magical girl transformation to put all his armor on. Ain’t no way he’s putting all of that on as a dragon. Thanks Galaxia! He can take his mask off himself though

The Dimensional Cape is now… DIMENSIONAL WINGS! They can be activated for storage or teleportation. Prior to acquiring the cape, his wings were smaller and he didn’t have the yellow accent on his wings

Puffballs (Astrals, puffs, whatever you call Kirby’s species) gradually grow to look similar to the people they surround themselves with. While Meta is old enough that being around his friends won’t significantly change his appearance (such as going from fur to feathers) his fur length and color does change due to being around his friends :)

Along this same vein, Galaxia and the dimensional cape can be seen as copy-ability… like? Except unlike Kirby, these items can’t be spat back out. They’ve become a part of him

He is a bat/cat combo. To me. Sleeps upside down, purrs, etc.

Yes he has whiskers. Yes he wears a mask all of the time. Yes the whiskers being constantly against the mask overstimulates the FUCK outta him. He’s so ready to snap at any moment

He can see in the dark! He also has such bright eye-shine in the dark that his eyes just look pure white

When he sits, he wraps his wings around his front like he does with his cape in canon.

His teeth, except his canines, are retractable! His claws are not retractable.

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🎥 do you have any favorite scenes from your hyperfixation?

ough it's a lot of magolor light novel scenes tbh bc i love getting the extra storytelling through the text...

everything we've seen of the merry magoland light novel so far tbh (spoilers for light novel ch1-4) - him waving excitedly when the lor starcutter shows up like 'lor!! lor!!! look at me i made an amusement park!!!' or going undercover to find out what the dream team really thinks about him and getting hit emotionally by kirby agreeing to be his friend and meta knight calling him lonely...

also him getting annoyed that the lor won't talk to him in the rtdl novel bc his vibes are atrocious... poor guy is so interested in ancient technology and the technology he finds doesn't even like him

in the dreamy gear light novel, i think it was meta knight and daroach? but when they broke into that guy's place to steal the documents about the machine they needed the gears from, that was p fun

in terms of canon scenes:

anything from rtdl or magolor epilogue

the climax of planet robobot where star dream starts to gain control

meta knight's 'grab this!' scene from super star ultra

i love all of the parts in squeak squad so far where you grab the big chest and then have to run for your life/fight off all the mice trying to steal it from you it's v intense hjkdfs

🎶 if your hyperfixation has songs/an ost, what is your favorite song from it?

i really like the VS Star Dream - Kirby Planet Robobot!!! but honestly kirby songs are all so good (i loaded up my vgm playlist with like 15 of them) so here's a handful of my other faves:

Pumpkin Grand - Kirby Super Star Ultra

Dyna Blade Battle - Kirby Super Star Ultra (I remember this from wham bam rock more than dyna blade tbh hjkdfs)

Peanut Plains - Kirby Super Star Ultra

Sky-High and Smitten - Kirby Planet Robobot

💕 tell us about one of your favorite characters and why you like them!

you thought i was going to talk about magolor huh, WELL actually this is a kracko fanblog now. look at this funky little cloud guy he fights kirby in practically every game bc he will never let go of a grudge and also he summons waddle doos hkjdfs

jk i still want to talk about magolor >:3c (rtdl and magolor epilogue spoilers incoming)

ok so magolor is the antagonist in rtdl/rtdldx, you start off seeing him crash land his ship and kirby offers to help him collect the ship parts, then he lies to kirby about his crown getting stolen by this dragon so kirby steals it for him + he attempts to use it to gain power and take over the world. master crown corrupts him, kirby kicks his and the crown's ass, he falls through a portal to hell and loses his powers. magolor epilogue happens, he kinda redeems himself by defeating the crown, then jumps into the universe of a previously non-canon kirby game and does microtransactions for a while until he has enough funds to make an amusement park for kirby as an apology

he's my favorite for many reasons!!! first of all bc i was talking about character design and personality in the last ask i'll start with that, wizards and wizard-y designs are great, also he's got little kitty cat ears and his hood looks very comfy... then ofc he's a very silly little guy, he has a fun way of talking (in jp he uses mixes in a lot of katakana which the devs refer to as 'magolorese', this was localized to having him use some slang like calling kirby a 'cool dude' and being like 'high five, low five, all that' etc chill phrases), his animations are really fun (like giggling after blasting enemies with a giant energy beam or spinning in the magolor races), etc - and i like characters that are mischievous or twist villains too ^^

i have so many thoughts about him. first of all i love that his two main goals are like a) build an amusement park and b) world domination. i kinda interpret it as him just wanting to have some sort of power and control, whether it's in a positive or negative way, he's just got a big ego i think hjkdfs. and then even in his amusement park it's filled with bombs and shurikens and etc dangerous things ^^;; anyway more series should have their villains redeemed and start amusement parks i think

also love how his master plan is working perfectly and then. oh fuck it's controlling him now, local wizard fucks around and finds out immediately (and the pause screens even reflect this like throughout all the phases/variations of his final boss they go from 'stop magolor he's an evil liar' to 'the master crown is amplifying the darkness in his heart... save the world and save a new friend, too' - like look at these two from true arena 🥺), lots of angst potential too for true arena where 1) that's the one where the bgm has him crying for help and 2) when you defeat him the crown stays on his head when he gets sucked into a portal so it's implied he's stuck corrupted by the crown in another dimension forever ;-;

he's also very silly in the light novels, people don't really like them bc they paint him in a very negative light but sneaky con artist magolor is also very fun (i mean i'm a redd animal crossing stan this should come as no surprise hkjdfs)

also i haven't read any of the mangas yet but from what i've seen they also have some fun portrayals of him

in conclusion: sneaky egg wizard good

🏳‍🌈 do you have any headcanons (lgbt, race, neuro, etc) that are important to you?

tbh i don't really headcanon characters stuff very often!! unless i'm hardcore projecting on them hkjdfs but i mean. at least half of kirby characters are neurodivergent probably

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What Sets Are in MTG Arena?

Key Takeaways: What Sets Are in MTG Arena? - MTG Arena features a variety of sets, including Core Sets, Expansion Sets, Historic Anthologies, Jumpstart, and Master Sets. - Each set introduces unique themes and mechanics, influencing the meta of the game. - New sets are added to MTG Arena in line with the physical release of sets in Magic: The Gathering. - Players can use cards from all available sets, but the format determines which sets can be used. - MTG Arena includes exclusive sets like the Historic Anthologies, enriching the Historic format. If you're anything like me, you've probably spent countless hours shuffling decks, casting spells, and battling opponents in the mystical world of Magic: The Gathering. But have you ever wondered, "What Sets Are in MTG Arena?" Well, you're in luck because that's exactly what we're going to dive into today. MTG Arena, the digital version of our beloved card game, has a vast array of sets available for play. From Core Sets to Expansion Sets, Historic Anthologies, and even special sets like Jumpstart and Master Sets, there's a whole multiverse of cards to explore. But before we get into the nitty-gritty, let's take a moment to understand what these sets are and why they matter.

In Magic: The Gathering, a "set" is a collection of cards that are released together. Each set has its unique theme and mechanics, which adds a fresh twist to the game every time a new one is released. For instance, the "Throne of Eldraine" set introduced us to a fairy-tale inspired world, while "Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths" brought us face-to-face with massive monsters. Now, why should you care about these sets? Well, each set influences the meta of the game, meaning the strategies and decks that are most effective at any given time. Plus, they keep the game exciting and fresh. Imagine playing the same old cards over and over again. Boring, right? But with new sets, we get to discover new cards, strategies, and mechanics, keeping the game as thrilling as our first duel. So, without further ado, let's take a closer look at the sets available in MTG Arena. Whether you're a seasoned player looking to brush up on your knowledge or a newbie wondering what a Mythic Pack in MTG Arena is, this guide has got you covered. Let's get started!

What Sets Are in MTG Arena?

Alright, let's dive into the heart of the matter - the sets available in MTG Arena. Now, remember, the availability of sets can change over time as new ones are introduced and older ones are rotated out. But as of now, here's what you can expect to find. Core Sets

Core Set 2021 Core Set 2021, often abbreviated as M21, is a blast from the past. It's a mix of new and reprinted cards, featuring fan favorites like Ugin, the Spirit Dragon and Grim Tutor. I remember the excitement when this set was released in MTG Arena. It was like a trip down memory lane, with a fresh twist. Core Set 2022 Following M21, we have Core Set 2022 or M22. This set introduced us to new Planeswalkers, fresh mechanics, and some pretty cool reprints. It's a great set for both beginners and veterans, offering a balanced gameplay experience. Expansion Sets

Throne of Eldraine Throne of Eldraine, or ELD, is one of my personal favorites. It's a fairy-tale inspired set, filled with knights, witches, and magical creatures. Remember the first time you cast The Great Henge or escaped a creature with The Cauldron of Eternity? Ah, good times!

Theros Beyond Death Next up, we have Theros Beyond Death (THB). This set takes us back to the enchanting world of Theros, a plane inspired by Greek mythology. With powerful Gods, enchanting sagas, and the unique escape mechanic, THB offers a truly divine gameplay experience.

Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths (IKO) is all about big, scary monsters. This set introduced the mutate mechanic, allowing us to combine creatures and create our own monstrous beasts. If you love playing with giant creatures, IKO is a set you don't want to miss.

Zendikar Rising Zendikar Rising (ZNR) takes us on an adventure in the wild plane of Zendikar. With the return of landfall and the introduction of modal double-faced cards, ZNR adds a new layer of strategy to the game.

Kaldheim Kaldheim (KHM) is inspired by Norse mythology and introduces us to the ten realms of the snowy plane of Kaldheim. With powerful Gods and the unique boast and foretell mechanics, KHM offers a gameplay experience as epic as a Viking saga.

Strixhaven: School of Mages Strixhaven: School of Mages (STX) is all about magic, knowledge, and school rivalries. Choose your college and master the mystical arts with this spellbinding set.

Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Adventures in the Forgotten Realms (AFR) is a crossover with Dungeons & Dragons. It's a set filled with dragons, dungeons, and daring adventures. If you're a fan of D&D, you'll love AFR.

Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Innistrad: Midnight Hunt (MID) takes us back to the gothic horror-inspired plane of Innistrad. With werewolves, spirits, and the unique day/night mechanic, MID offers a thrilling and spooky gameplay experience.

Innistrad: Crimson Vow Following MID, we have Innistrad: Crimson Vow (VOW). This set continues the story of Innistrad, focusing on vampires and their dark and decadent world. If you love playing with vampires, VOW is a set you can't miss. Historic Anthologies Historic Anthologies are unique to MTG Arena. They are sets of cards, new and old, that are added to the game to enrich the Historic format. So far, we have five Historic Anthologies, each adding a unique flavor to the game. Jumpstart Jumpstart is a fun and innovative set that allows you to mix and match themed packs to create unique decks. It's a great way to discover new strategies and have some quick fun. Master Sets Master Sets, like Mystery Booster and Modern Horizons, are special sets that contain reprints of popular cards from various sets. They offer a unique and exciting gameplay experience, especially for veteran players. So, there you have it, folks! These are the sets you can find in MTG Arena. Whether you're a fan of the classic Core Sets or love the thrill of the Expansion Sets, there's something for everyone. And with new sets being added regularly, the fun never stops. So, what are you waiting for? It's time to shuffle up and duel!

Conclusion

And there you have it, my fellow Planeswalkers! We've journeyed through the multiverse of Magic: The Gathering, exploring the various sets available in MTG Arena. From the classic Core Sets to the exciting Expansion Sets, the unique Historic Anthologies, and the innovative Jumpstart and Master Sets, we've seen it all. Remember, each set brings its own flavor to the game, introducing new mechanics, themes, and cards that keep the game fresh and exciting. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newbie just starting out, there's always something new to discover in MTG Arena. I hope this guide has helped answer the question, "What Sets Are in MTG Arena?" and has given you a deeper understanding of the game we all love. But the journey doesn't end here. With new sets being added regularly, the world of Magic: The Gathering is always evolving, always offering new challenges and adventures. So, keep exploring, keep learning, and most importantly, keep having fun. After all, that's what Magic is all about. Until next time, happy dueling, and may your topdecks always be epic!

Related Reading and References

Now that we've covered the sets available in MTG Arena, you might be wondering where to go from here. Well, don't worry, I've got you covered. Here are some resources that can help you dive deeper into the world of MTG Arena. First off, I highly recommend checking out the official MTG Arena website. It's your go-to source for all things MTG Arena, including news, updates, and detailed information about each set. Plus, it's where you'll find out about the release of new sets, like the much-anticipated Kamigawa set. I can't wait to see what time does Kamigawa release on Arena! Next, if you're interested in deck building and strategy, websites like MTG Goldfish and Channel Fireball are invaluable resources. They offer deck guides, strategy articles, and meta analyses that can help you improve your game. For those of you who are new to MTG Arena, the New Player's Guide on the official website is a great place to start. It covers everything from how to play to how to build your first deck. Finally, if you're interested in the lore and story behind the sets, the Magic Story Archive is a treasure trove of tales from the multiverse. From the epic sagas of the Planeswalkers to the lore of each set, it's a great way to immerse yourself in the world of Magic. So, there you have it, folks! These resources should keep you busy for a while. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newbie just starting out, there's always something new to learn in the world of Magic: The Gathering. So, keep exploring, keep learning, and most importantly, keep having fun. After all, that's what Magic is all about!

FAQs

Alright, folks! Now that we've covered the sets in MTG Arena, let's tackle some frequently asked questions. These are questions that I often get from fellow players, and I hope the answers will help you on your MTG Arena journey. Can I use cards from all the sets in MTG Arena? Yes, you can use cards from all the sets available in MTG Arena. However, the format you're playing will determine which sets you can use. In Standard format, you can only use the most recent sets, while in Historic format, you can use all the sets. Are all cards from each set available in MTG Arena? Mostly, yes. MTG Arena aims to include all the cards from each set. However, there might be a few exceptions due to balance issues or technical limitations. For example, in the Historic Anthologies, not all cards from the original sets are included. How often are new sets added to MTG Arena? New sets are added to MTG Arena in line with the physical release of sets in Magic: The Gathering. This is typically four times a year, but there can be additional sets like Historic Anthologies or special sets like Jumpstart. Can I use cards from older sets in the Standard format? No, you can't use cards from older sets in the Standard format. Standard only includes the most recent sets. However, you can use cards from older sets in the Historic format. Can I use cards from MTG Arena in physical Magic: The Gathering tournaments? No, you can't use cards from MTG Arena in physical tournaments. MTG Arena is a digital platform, and the cards you own there can't be used in physical games. How can I obtain cards from older sets in MTG Arena? You can obtain cards from older sets in MTG Arena through booster packs, drafting, or crafting them with Wildcards. Are there any restrictions on deck construction based on the sets available in MTG Arena? Yes, there are restrictions based on the format you're playing. In Standard, you can only use cards from the most recent sets. In Historic, you can use cards from all available sets. How can I keep track of the sets in MTG Arena and their release dates? The best way to keep track of the sets and their release dates is to follow the official MTG Arena website or social media channels. They regularly post updates about upcoming sets and changes to the game. Can I craft cards from older sets in MTG Arena? Yes, you can craft cards from older sets using Wildcards. This is a great way to get specific cards you need for your deck. Are there any exclusive sets or cards in MTG Arena? Yes, there are exclusive sets in MTG Arena, like the Historic Anthologies. These sets include cards that are not available in the physical game and are designed to enrich the Historic format. I hope these answers help clear up any questions you might have about the sets in MTG Arena. Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the game. Happy dueling, Planeswalkers! Read the full article