Back at MagicCon: Amsterdam, the Secret Lair team revealed another first for the program: A preconstructed deck themed around a Universes Beyond partnership, with Hatsune Miku taking center stage. Today, on the official DailyMTG news site, Wizards of the Coast has revealed the full 100-card list for the Miku deck–as well as a trial run on a new method for how to purchase the deck for yourself.
The 100-card Hatsune Miku deck is a green/white deck starring Miku as Trostani, Selesnya’s Voice, a legendary creature that can both copy tokens and quickly gain life thanks to its activated Populate ability. The deck itself uses token creation, +1/+1 counters, and finishers like Finale of Devastation and Halo Fountain to win the game on the spot.
Interested players will have a 24-hour window to purchase the Hatsune Miku deck, beginning August 10 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET and ending August 11 at 8:59 AM PT / 11:59 AM ET. A limited amount of decks will ship out immediately, while the remaining orders will ship out in May 2027 for US customers and June 2027 for EU customers.
New head of Secret Lair Matthew Hodgins calls this new purchasing format “a direct response to Goblin Storm,” the recent Secret Lair preconstructed deck which sold out in 30 minutes and left many players angry they couldn’t purchase it for themselves.
“Secret Lair has a tradition of experimentation, so we’re trying something kind of new here that harkens back to the early, early days of Secret Lair to meet demand where we think it will be highest—on fully playable products,” Hodgins says in the DailyMTG blog. “This sale is an experiment (and, yes, a direct response to Goblin Storm) with introducing a 24-hour limited order window on products meant to be playable out of the box.”
Hodgins says if this experiment is successful, it could be used for future sales like “Commander decks, specialty products like the Secret Lair Dandan Deck, or anything else wild we think of down the line that may have the unique combination of high demand and out-of-the-box playability.” If it doesn’t work out, however, “we may go back to the drawing board.”
The full Hatsune Miku Commander deck list, which was designed by longtime MTG designer Carmen Klomparens, is below.
Commander (1)
Miku, Voice of the People (reprint of Trostani, Selesnya’s Voice)
Creatures (28)
Ajani’s Pridemate
Angel of Indemnity
Arasta of the Endless Web
Archangel of Tunes (reprint of Archangel of Thune)
Avacyn’s Pilgrim
Blossoming Bogbeast
Bramble Sovereign
Conclave Evangelist
Crested Sunmare
Elenda’s Hierophant
Fanatic of Rhonas
Ghalta and Mavren
Gruff Triplets
Lathiel, the Bounteous Dawn
Llanowar Elves
Miku, the Complete Performer (reprint of Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger)
Miku, Voice Over All (reprint of Shalai, Voice of Plenty)
Nykthos Paragon
Prosperous Innkeeper
Resplendent Angel
Rhys the Redeemed
Silverquill Lecturer
Soul of Eternity
Soul Warden
Speaker of the Heavens
Suture Priest
Voice of the Blessed
Voice of Resurgence
Enchantment (8)
Angelic Chorus
Boon Reflection
Cleric Class
Dazzling Theater // Prop Room
Growing Ranks
Mirari’s Wake
Song of Freyalise
Song of the Worldsoul
Artifact (9)
Aetherflux Reservoir
Ancient Cornucopia
Halo Fountain
Idol of Oblivion
Phyrexian Processor
Selesnya Signet
Skullclamp
Sol Ring
Springleaf Drum
Instant (7)
Break Down
Congregate
Grand Crescendo
Path to Exile
Rootborn Defenses
Swords to Plowshares
Sundering Growth
Sorcery (13)
Camaraderie
Cultivate
Excavation Technique
Explore
Farseek
Finale of Devastation
Healing Technique
Hour of Reckoning
Invincible Hymn
Nature’s Lore
Pest Infestation
Shamanic Revelation
Storm Herd
Land (34)
Blossoming Sands
Bountiful Promenade
Brokers Hideout
Canopy Vista
Command Tower
Gavony Township
Graypelt Refuge
Grove of the Guardian
Krosan Verge
Lazotep Quarry
Overgrown Farmland
Radiant Fountain
Restless Prairie
Rogue’s Passage
Sapseep Forest
Selesnya Sanctuary
Seraph Sanctuary
Sungrass Prairie
Sunpetal Grove
Temple of Plenty
Forest (x7)
Plains (x7)
