Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty

Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty is the ninety-first Magic expansion. It was released on February 18, 2022. 
==Set details==
The setting of Neon Dynasty is described as Magic: The Gathering's first science fiction plane. Several Japanese artists were engaged to produce card illustrations, among them famous manga artists like Tetsuo Hara. The central conflict of the set is the conflict between modernity and tradition - a metafictional reference to how R&D struggled to develop a sequel to one of the worst received blocks of Magic, separating it from the previous setting while making it recognizably the same plane. Half of the set features the newly mechanized world of modern Kamigawa, while the other half depicts the more traditional Kamigawa as seen in the earlier block.
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty contains 302 regular cards and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. Draft boosters include a guaranteed double-faced card in common or uncommon, with the rare or mythic DFC distributed as normal. The regular cards include 10 "Ukiyo-e" basic lands. Each type has two different pieces of "block-stamped" art. Alternate card frames have another card number than the original version. Borderless planeswalkers are numbered #303-306. The two cards with Phyrexian frame and language are #307-308. "Samurai frames" are #309-330, "Ninja frame" showcase cards are numbered #331-353, and "Soft Glow" showcase cards are #354-405. Borderless Legendary Dragons and lands are #406-416. Twelve mythic and rare cards with alternate frames received versions with the foil-etched treatment. These are numbered #417-428 and are exclusively found in Collector Boosters. The "Neon Ink" cards are #429-432, and extended artwork cards are numbered #433-505. The Bundle promo is #506 and the Buy-a-Box card is #507. The dark frame treatment cards from the Universal promo pack are numbered #508-512. The "Concept Praetor" art of Jin-Gitaxias, released with Phyrexia: All Will Be One, is #513.
The "Ninja frame" and "Samurai frame" showcase cards are all Ninjas and Samurai respectively. The 'soft glow" showcase cards are used for alternate versions of all other rare and mythic cards. The "Neon Ink" card treatment only appears on four different versions of <c>Hidetsugu, Devouring Chaos</c>. There are about half as many green ink cards as blue ink cards, and about a quarter that many red ink cards as green ink cards. The yellow ink cards are a promo for WPN Premium shops.
===History===
Public domain name registries connected to this set were filed by NetworkSolutions in October, 2020. A further registration with the gg domain was filed by Wizards itself in May 2021. The set was already hinted at in a public Magic survey from November 19, 2019 that featured multiple pieces of Planeswalker art with descriptions referencing a future Kamigawa.
===Rules change===
Previously, a vehicle that had become a creature was able to be tapped for its own crew ability. This rarely came up, and it doesn't make a lot of sense for a vehicle to crew itself, so the rules are changed slightly to prevent that. You must now tap other creatures to crew a vehicle.
===Storyline===
Neon Dynasty is set in the current era on Kamigawa, more than 1200 years after conclusion of the original Kamigawa block in 3326 AR. The plane's feudal past has met futuristic modernity, with ninjas and samurai now carrying a cyberpunk aesthetic.
The Emperor of Kamigawa has been missing for ten years. While the Imperials have to deal with Futurists and Uprisers, the planeswalkers Tamiyo and Kaito Shizuki are confronted by an interplanar danger. 
The cards that represent the Story Spotlights in Neon Dynasty are:
A Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty manga was also released.
====Magic Story====
Title	Author 	Release Date	Setting 	Featuring
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2021-12-16 	Kamigawa	Kaito Shizuki, Satoru Umezawa, Nari, Azamuki, Eiko Shizuki, Kodama of the West Tree, Tameshi, Katsumasa (mentioned), Gravelighter, Himoto
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2022-01-24 	Kamigawa	Kaito Shizuki, Eiko Shizuki, Light-Paws, Swift-Arm, The Wanderer, Katsumasa, Kyodai, Tezzeret
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2022-01-24 	Kamigawa	Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Eiko Shizuki, Risona (mentioned), Light-Paws (mentioned), Tameshi, Jin-Gitaxias
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2022-01-25 	Kamigawa	Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Mud-Tail, Tamiyo, Nashi, Jin-Gitaxias, The Wanderer
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2022-01-26 	Kamigawa	The Wanderer, Kaito Shizuki, Tamiyo, Kyodai, Light-Paws, Eiko Shizuki, Risona (mentioned), Tezzeret, Jin-Gitaxias
 	Akemi Dawn Bowman	2022-01-26 	Kamigawa	The Wanderer, Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Tezzeret, Tamiyo, Kyodai, Risona, Light-Paws, Eiko Shizuki, Jin-Gitaxias
 	Emma Mieko Candon	2022-02-07 	Kamigawa	Chishiro, Ayari, Go-Shintai of Boundless Vigor, Kaima, Jenzo, Tatsunari, Keimi
 	Grace Chan 	2022-02-08 	Kamigawa	Katsumasa, Kotori, Hideji, Shorikai, Arima
 	Abbey Mei Otis 	2022-02-09 	Kamigawa	Norika Yamazaki, Heiko Yamazaki, Chiye, Risona, Naomi
===Marketing===
Neon Dynasty is sold in regular 16-card Draft Boosters (one card being a marketing card), Theme Boosters, Collector Boosters, Set Boosters, the Neon Dynasty Bundle, and two Commander decks. The Draft Boosters feature artwork depicting Kaito Shizuki. The Set Boosters feature art depicting the Wanderer, and the Collector Boosters feature artwork depicting a nezumi rider. The Theme Boosters feature art from <c>Thousand-Faced Shadow</c> (5 color Ninjas), <c>Imperial Subduer</c> (), <c>Prosperous Thief</c> (), <c>Mukotai Ambusher</c> (), <c>Dragonspark Reactor</c> () and <c>Kappa Tech-Wrecker</c> (). With the release of Neon Dynasty, 75 cards were rotated into The List, many of which were thematically or mechanically linked to the set. These can be found in the Set Boosters. 
====Beadle & Grimms Silver and Platinum Editions====
For this set, Wizards of the Coast partnered with Beadle & Grimms, a gaming company that previously had offered official, expanded editions of Dungeons & Dragons modules and other games. They are known to create in-flavor maps, handouts, artifacts, bonus encounters, and other accessories.
Their Kamigawa Silver Edition for $ 199.00 included a demon-themed Lightning Blue deck box, 100 Gold Dragon sleeves, a Kamigawa Art card folio, an art-inspired life counter, a LED playmat, a Kamigawa metal counter set, a demon mask necklace, an exclusive game log, a Kamigawa world map and an in-world Guide to Kamigawa.
The Kamigawa Platinum Edition for $ 449.00 additionally included an exclusive Neon Dynasty-themed backpack, a sword-adorned card vault, a kami-themed Neon Pink deck box, 100 Black Dragon sleeves, a Kamigawa wall art poster, 5 lithographic art prints and a sidekick plush.
These sets of merchandise notably don't include Magic playing cards.
====Reveal teaser====
The Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Official Teaser featured a scrambled image of the <c>Kaito Shizuki</c> planeswalker card.
====AR experience====
In January 2022, players can step into the streets of Kamigawa with a special web-based augmented reality experience exclusive to WPN stores. Scanning a QR code in stores with their mobile device, players can view and interact with a street market as long as they're in the store. During the event, players can also access exclusive animated preview cards among other unique encounters within the environment.
====Events====
*Magic Online and MTG Arena release: February 10, 2022
*Tabletop Prerelease: February 11–17, 2022 
*Launch party: February 18–20, 2022
*Friday Night Magic: February 25–April 22, 2022
*Commander Nights: February 28–April 28, 2022
*Game Day: March 5, 2022
====Promotional cards====
*Prerelease: a stamped card that can be any rare or mythic rare of Neon Dynasty.
*Other events: cards from the Neon Dynasty universal promo pack.
**The seasonal dark-frame promos are: , , , , and 
*Game Day: (participation), (Top 8) and (First place)
*WPN Premium shops: (Yellow Neon Ink)
*Buy-a-Box: foil alternate art 
**Three special Buy-a-Box promos were released in Japan only, featuring the three main characters Destroy All Humankind. They Can’t Be Regenerated depicted as an angel, a zombie and a faerie token respectively. All three came, packed together, and were exclusive to Amazon Japan and two other online stores. Each store had a slightly different card frame.
*Bundle: foil 
====Tokens and emblems====
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty has 19 tokens and emblems:
# 1/1 Pilot creature with "This creature crews Vehicles as though its power were 2 greater.", for <c>Born to Drive</c>, <c>Prodigy’s Prototype</c>, and <c>Reckoner Bankbuster</c>.
# 1/1 Spirit creature, for <c>Akki Ember-Keeper</c>, <c>Architect of Restoration</c>, <c>Go-Shintai of Shared Purpose</c>, <c>Searchlight Companion</c>, <c>Sokenzan, Crucible of Defiance</c>, and <c>Teachings of the Kirin</c>.
# 2/2 Samurai creature with vigilance, for <c>Banishing Slash</c>, <c>Eiganjo Uprising</c>, <c>Experimental Synthesizer</c>, <c>Imperial Oath</c>, <c>Naomi, Pillar of Order</c>, and <c>The Wandering Emperor</c>.
# 1/1 Ninja creature with "This creature can't be blocked.", for <c>Kaito Shizuki</c>.
# 1/1 Rat Rogue creature, for <c>Tribute to Horobi</c>.
# 3/1 Construct artifact creature with haste, for <c>Sokenzan Smelter</c>.
# 5/5 Dragon Spirit creature with flying, for <c>Goro-Goro, Disciple of Ryusei</c>.
# 2/2 Goblin Shaman creature with "When this creature attacks, create a Treasure token.", for <c>Fable of the Mirror-Breaker</c>.
# 2/2 Spirit creature with menace, for <c>Gift of Wrath</c>.
# 1/1 Human Monk creature with ", Add ", for <c>Careful Cultivation</c> and <c>Jugan Defends the Temple</c>
# 4/5 Spirit creature, for <c>Invoke the Ancients</c>.
# */* Spirit creature, for <c>Kura, the Boundless Sky</c>.
# , a 3/3 legendary Frog creature with "Whenever you cast an enchantment spell, each opponent loses 1 life and you gain 1 life.", for <c>Tatsunari, Toad Rider</c>.
# , a 10/10 legendary Construct artifact creature with flying, vigilance, trample, lifelink, and haste that's all colors, for <c>Mechtitan Core</c>.
# 1/1 Construct artifact creature for <c>Oni-Cult Anvil</c>.
# , a legendary artifact with “Spells you cast cost less to cast” and “: Draw a card.”, for <c>Tamiyo, Compleated Sage</c>.
# Treasure artifact, for <c>Atsushi, the Blazing Sky</c>, <c>Fable of the Mirror-Breaker</c>, <c>Prosperous Thief</c>, <c>Reckoner Bankbuster</c>, and <c>Undercity Scrounger</c>.
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Additionally, Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Set Boosters include the following token with the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander expansion symbol and collector number:
* 1/1 Shrine enchantment creature, for <c>Go-Shintai of Life’s Origin</c>.
A new note was added in the original article to clarify this token is missing in some batches of English Set Boosters and not available in portuguese.
==Themes and mechanics==
The designers have taken some design elements from the first block and meshed them with science fiction elements. 
Ninjutsu is a returning mechanic from Betrayers of Kamigawa. It allows a player to put a Ninja creature card from their hand into play tapped and attacking by paying a cost while returning another attacking, unblocked creature they control to its owner's hand.
Another returning mechanic is Channel, which was first seen in Saviors of Kamigawa. Channel cards have an activated ability that lets you discard them to get a temporary effect. This time around it is limited to enchantments, artifacts, and lands; rather than Spirit creatures. 
Enchantment creatures, which were last seen in Theros Beyond Death, are also returning. They appear in combination with other popular mechanics, such as Sagas, Double-faced cards and Transform. In these cases, the front side (closed fan symbol) is a saga, while the back side (opened fan symbol) is an enchantment creature.
Modified is a batching term that collectively refers to creatures that are equipped, enchanted, or have counters on them.
Reconfigure is a new mechanic that allows artifact creatures that are equipment to attach themselves to other creatures.
Compleated is a new keyword that describes Phyrexian planeswalkers. It appears on <c>Tamiyo, Compleated Sage</c> along with Phyrexian hybrid mana ().
Bushido is not a featured keyword. features the mechanic written out as an allusion.
===Card types===
Artifacts and enchantments fulfill a similar mechanical role in the set but are flavorfully contrary to one another. The modern side of Kamigawa uses various types of artifacts. The traditional side uses various types of enchantments. The modern side has artifact creatures and Equipment. The traditional side has enchantment creatures and Auras.
Each side is weighed toward certain colors:
Modernity < blue < red < black > white > green > Tradition.
Black in particular features cards that benefit from the player controlling both an artifact and enchantment, which was previously a threshold ability called "Balance" within Vision Design.
Legendary creatures are a theme, like in the original block. Ninjas and Samurai are also heavily featured in this set.
Vehicles are featured as constructs that the Kami can inhabit for a more physical form. Those with Vehicle synergy are denoted as Mechs.
===Limited archetypes===
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty features the following limited archetypes:
*: Vehicles (<c>Prodigy’s Prototype</c>)
*: Rogues/Ninjas/Ninjutsu (<c>Silver-Fur Master</c>)
*: Artifact Sacrifice (<c>Oni-Cult Anvil</c>)
*: Modified (<c>Invigorating Hot Spring</c>)
*: Enchantments matter (<c>Jukai Naturalist</c>)
*: "Balance": Artifacts and Enchantments (<c>Naomi, Pillar of Order</c>)
*: Artifacts matter (<c>Enthusiastic Mechanaut</c>)
*: Recursion (<c>Gloomshrieker</c>)
*: Warriors/Samurai (<c>Asari Captain</c>)
*: Channel Ramp (<c>Colossal Skyturtle</c>)
==Cycles==
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty has seven cycles.
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Legendary Dragon Spirits	 	 	 	 	
Legendary Dragon Spirits	Five mythic rare legendary Dragon Spirits that have a choice of two abilities when the creature dies. 	Five mythic rare legendary Dragon Spirits that have a choice of two abilities when the creature dies. 	Five mythic rare legendary Dragon Spirits that have a choice of two abilities when the creature dies. 	Five mythic rare legendary Dragon Spirits that have a choice of two abilities when the creature dies. 	Five mythic rare legendary Dragon Spirits that have a choice of two abilities when the creature dies.
Legendary lands 	 	 	 	 	
Legendary lands 	Five rare legendary lands with channel. The channel ability costs less to activate for each legendary creature you control. 	Five rare legendary lands with channel. The channel ability costs less to activate for each legendary creature you control. 	Five rare legendary lands with channel. The channel ability costs less to activate for each legendary creature you control. 	Five rare legendary lands with channel. The channel ability costs less to activate for each legendary creature you control. 	Five rare legendary lands with channel. The channel ability costs less to activate for each legendary creature you control.
Marches 	 	 	 	 	
Marches 	Five rare spells that cost M. These spells cost less to cast for each card you exile of the same color when you cast them. 	Five rare spells that cost M. These spells cost less to cast for each card you exile of the same color when you cast them. 	Five rare spells that cost M. These spells cost less to cast for each card you exile of the same color when you cast them. 	Five rare spells that cost M. These spells cost less to cast for each card you exile of the same color when you cast them. 	Five rare spells that cost M. These spells cost less to cast for each card you exile of the same color when you cast them.
Invocations 	 	 	 	 	
Invocations 	Five monocolored rare spells that have "Invoke" as the first word of their name and a cost of 1MMMM. They were designed to resemble monocolored Ultimatums (see Shards of Alara or Ikoria) and as a reference to the five Myojin.	Five monocolored rare spells that have "Invoke" as the first word of their name and a cost of 1MMMM. They were designed to resemble monocolored Ultimatums (see Shards of Alara or Ikoria) and as a reference to the five Myojin.	Five monocolored rare spells that have "Invoke" as the first word of their name and a cost of 1MMMM. They were designed to resemble monocolored Ultimatums (see Shards of Alara or Ikoria) and as a reference to the five Myojin.	Five monocolored rare spells that have "Invoke" as the first word of their name and a cost of 1MMMM. They were designed to resemble monocolored Ultimatums (see Shards of Alara or Ikoria) and as a reference to the five Myojin.	Five monocolored rare spells that have "Invoke" as the first word of their name and a cost of 1MMMM. They were designed to resemble monocolored Ultimatums (see Shards of Alara or Ikoria) and as a reference to the five Myojin.
Go-Shintai Shrines 	 	 	 	 	
Go-Shintai Shrines 	Five Shrines that are also enchantment creatures. 	Five Shrines that are also enchantment creatures. 	Five Shrines that are also enchantment creatures. 	Five Shrines that are also enchantment creatures. 	Five Shrines that are also enchantment creatures.
===Double cycles===
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Signpost uncommons	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Signpost uncommons	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon gold permanents, each supporting a draft archetype.
Gainlands 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gainlands 	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.	Ten common taplands originally printed in Khans of Tarkir. They enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana.
===Vertical cycle===
Cycle name 	Common () 	Uncommon () 	Rare () / Mythic rare ()
Green Ninjas 	 	 	
Green Ninjas 	Three anthropomorphic Ninjas with Ninjutsu, in the enemy color of their usual representation. Each has a saboteur ability that is unique in color pie to green.	Three anthropomorphic Ninjas with Ninjutsu, in the enemy color of their usual representation. Each has a saboteur ability that is unique in color pie to green.	Three anthropomorphic Ninjas with Ninjutsu, in the enemy color of their usual representation. Each has a saboteur ability that is unique in color pie to green.
Black Rat Ninjas 	 	 	
Black Rat Ninjas 	Three Rat Ninjas with Ninjutsu and power 3. The common and uncommon give lifelink when damaging while Nashi pays life, tying a theme. 	Three Rat Ninjas with Ninjutsu and power 3. The common and uncommon give lifelink when damaging while Nashi pays life, tying a theme. 	Three Rat Ninjas with Ninjutsu and power 3. The common and uncommon give lifelink when damaging while Nashi pays life, tying a theme.
Blue Human Ninjas	 	 	
Blue Human Ninjas	Three Human Ninjas with Ninjutsu in blue that are neither enchantment nor artifact creatures. 	Three Human Ninjas with Ninjutsu in blue that are neither enchantment nor artifact creatures. 	Three Human Ninjas with Ninjutsu in blue that are neither enchantment nor artifact creatures.
===Pairs===
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty has eight mirrored pairs.
Mirrored Pairs	Mirrored Pairs 	Description
 	<c>Remnant of the Rising Star</c>	Two mythic rare creatures who showcase the extra utility for artifact creatures and enchantment creatures in this set. Reconfigure for artifact creatures and transforming double-faced sagas for enchantment creatures.
 	 	Two uncommon legendary samurais from the Yamazaki family. One allows you to cast artifacts from the graveyard and the other enchantments.
 	 	Two uncommon two-colored 2/2 creatures with mana value 2 that reduce the cost of certain spells by , one for artifacts and the other for enchantments
 	 	Two Ninjas entering the battlefield with a keyword counter and being able to remove that counter upon dealing damage for an extra effect
 	 	Two common Auras that animate a land and are sacrificed if the land would be destroyed.
 	 	Two Archers with Channel. The green Archer is an enchantment creature as opposed to the red one which is an artifact creature.
() 	() 	Two rare monocolored legendary creatures with an activated ability of an allied color ( for Tameshi and for Hidetsugu).
() 	 	Two common two-mana 2/1 creatures with Ninjutsu that have saboteur abilities that are phrased to prevent snowballing.
==Reprinted cards==
* first printed in Ravnica Allegiance
* first printed in Theros, last seen in Conspiracy: Take the Crown
* first printed in Morningtide, last seen in Hour of Devastation
* first printed in Zendikar, last seen in Secret Lair
* first printed in Mirrodin, last seen in Commander Legends
*All 10 gainlands, first printed in Khans of Tarkir, last seen as a complete cycle in Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths.
===Functional reprints===
* is a functional reprint of , except for supertype.
* is a functional reprint of .
* is a functional reprint of .
* is a functional reprint of and , with an additional type and another subtype.
==Notable cards==
*<c>Vessel of the All-Consuming</c> is an alternate-win card (by causing an opponent to lose the game).
*<c>Kodama of the West Tree</c> completes the Mega cycle of directional tree Kodamas.
===Banned and Restricted cards===
As one of the Standard cycle sets that were given an extra year in the Standard rotation, several iconic cards were determined to be overbearing and would overshadow the incoming season. All these were banned on 29th May 2023 as an attempt to weaken the prolific Rakdos Midrange deck.
*<c>Fable of the Mirror-Breaker</c> had one of the highest impacts of any card, even showing up in Legacy via <c>Ancient Tomb</c>. Ostensibly fair as "only two 2/2s", the Treasure trigger gives acceleration and mana fixing, the second chapter fights mana problems in cards, and the Reflection wins games if unanswered, leading to a much harder card to answer than the power and toughness suggest.
*<c>Reckoner Bankbuster</c> followed the trend of colorless card advantage such as <c>Mazemind Tome</c>, <c>Sunset Pyramid</c> and <c>Treasure Map</c>. However, the Bankbuster's utility was being a 4/4 Vehicle with Crew 3, with its own way to Crew built in. This gave it a role in small-resource games that the others were weak to and put it to <c>Smuggler's Copter</c> levels of ubiquity.
*<c>Invoke Despair</c> was one of the four-pip Invoke cycle, which theoretically gave power at the cost of a stringent manabase. Its ability to answer build-around permanents, a payoff that generates resources for all types of games, and being a Sorcery with few answers, meant that the odds were that it was more practical to play than beat. The fact that it missed Artifacts was often covered by <c>Abrade</c> and <c>Brotherhood's End</c>. Coupled with the expanded mana base over three years, it would likely not lose any position and was removed for diversity's sake.
===Misprints===
*The regular version of <c>Jin-Gitaxias, Progress Tyrant</c> lacks the Phyrexian watermark.
*The German version of <c>Seven-Tail Mentor</c>, <c>Siebenschwänzige Mentorin</c>, lacks the "dies" trigger.
*The English version of <c>Saiba Trespassers</c> is printed with the creature type Ninja, instead of the correct Moonfolk Rogue.
*The artist of <c>The Wandering Emperor</c> is credited as William Arnold. It should be Tommy Arnold.
==Preconstructed decks==
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty features two Commander decks that are released as a regular part of a set's product line.
==Soundtrack==
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Official Soundtrack was a soundtrack album released on February 18, 2022, alongside the set. It features 15 tracks written and performed by various artists. Its first track, "Light it Up," was released as a single, and five others - "One With Phyrexia," "Tasukete," "Mechanical," "The Spark Inside," and "Dearest Friend" - were released as an EP.
===Track Listing===
No.	Title 	Artist(s) 	Length
1. 	"Light it Up" 	Caleb Hyles and Jonathan Young 	3:18
2. 	"The Future is Bright"	Genuine and Zac Zinger 	3:28
3. 	"One With Phyrexia" 	Jonathan Young feat. Matthew K. Heafy 	3:54
4. 	"The Neon Riverside" 	Insaneintherainmusic feat. Zac Zinger 	6:36
5. 	"Tasukete" 	Matthew K. Heafy and Jonathan Young 	3:46
6. 	"Lost Aura" 	Genuine, Tomoko Akaboshi and Zac Zinger 	3:16
7. 	"Dearest Friend" 	Matthew K. Heafy and Jonathan Young 	3:48
8. 	"Shadow of Boseiju" 	Amie Waters 	6:47
9. 	"The Spark Inside" 	Matthew K. Heafy and Jonathan Young 	3:18
10.	"And We Glow" 	Genuine 	2:48
11.	"Neon Streets" 	Michelle Heafy and Jonathan Young 	3:18
12.	"Argon Reflection" 	Tre Watson feat. Matthew K. Heafy 	3:56
13.	"Lands of Kamigawa" 	Genuine and Zac Zinger 	3:36
14.	"Path to Victory" 	Or3o, Genuine, Zac Zinger, and Tomoko Akaboshi	3:51
15.	"Mechanical" 	Matthew K. Heafy and Jonathan Young 	4:32
==Gallery==
File:Mochi-kami_gamer_pouch.jpg|Mochi gamer pouch from Ultra•PRO
File:Spoiled_card.png|Planeswalker card seen during the Teaser
==References==
==External links==
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