Abuelo's Awakening

Reanimation is a black idea by tradition, and white's version of it here comes with a leash and a receipt. The target is narrowed to artifacts and non-Aura enchantments, so this never drags a fatty back the way black's version does; instead it recurs an Equipment, a mana rock, a stax piece, an enchantment that died to removal. What it gives back in exchange is a body: whatever returns becomes a 1/1 flying Spirit, animating an object that had no business swinging. That transformation is where the design earns its keep. A returned enchantment or artifact is now a creature, which means the +1/+1 counters funded by X have something to sit on, turning the base cost plus investment into a flying threat scaled to your mana. The counters also outlast the animation: they persist even after the object stops being a creature through other effects, and they matter to anything that cares about counters on permanents. The tension is real. Pay nothing extra and you get a fragile flier that happens to be your Sol Ring; pour mana in and you get an evasive finisher assembled from graveyard scraps. It reroutes the one thing black hoards through artifacts and enchantments, and it charges for the privilege in an animation clause rather than a straight return, which is exactly the kind of tax white reanimation has always paid.