Surgical Extraction

The Phyrexian mana symbol is the entire reason this rewrites a matchup rather than just answering a threat. Graveyard hate before this lived at sorcery speed or asked for a real mana commitment; the life-payment escape valve means any deck, regardless of color, can hold this up and fire it the moment a recursion engine, a flashback spell, or a combo piece touches the graveyard. The targeting is the surgical part: it locks onto one card already sitting in a graveyard, then lets you pull every card sharing that name out of graveyard, hand, and library in a single instant. Against a four-of, that is the whole playset gone, the engine permanently amputated rather than delayed, including reinforcements that were never going to surface this game. The window is the skill the card asks for. Because the target must already be in a graveyard, you cannot strike a card while it is being milled or fetched; you wait for it to land and then exile it before its owner can recur it. The ideal cast is in response to a reanimation ability going on the stack, when the target sits in the yard but has not yet been returned: the ability fizzles for want of its target, and the rest of the playset vanishes alongside it. Reactive by construction, total in effect, and beholden to no color requirement, this is the answer that does not wait for its mana to cooperate, which is why surgical-style graveyard interaction became a permanent fixture wherever recursion lives.