Spider-Man, Hometown Hero
The enters trigger tells you exactly who this card is for: a red aggro deck built on small, evasive threats. Reach on a five-mana 5/4 is pure flavor and defensive insurance, but the payoff is the unblockable clause, which reads as a swing-enabler that plays to red's low-power creature base rather than the fatties. Look at what limits the effect: it only touches a creature with power 2 or less, and only for that one turn. That ceiling is deliberate. This is not a Falter effect that clears a lopsided board; it is a scalpel that pushes through a single lethal attacker, a token, or a menace-adjacent one-drop while everything larger stays subject to the ground stall. The design logic is a body-and-payoff split: the reach ostensibly patches the defensive hole a swarm deck creates for itself, while the trigger hands that same swarm its finishing blow. A card that wants a wide board of little creatures behind it, then arrives to declare which one connects.
