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BiovisionaryutilityBudget$0.47A blue creature that creates a game-ending copy-based value engine, rewarding you for keeping a specific creature around and multiplying it. It fills a similar niche of a creature that snowballs into more copies of itself or a similar permanent-based payoff.Sphinx of the ChimesutilityBudget$0.20A blue flying creature with a graveyard-to-board payoff that can generate large advantage from setup, similar to Chronozoa's delayed value pattern. It’s a comparable aerial threat in the same color and mana range.Sakashima's Studentutility$28.56A blue evasive creature that often copies another creature, matching Chronozoa’s clone-like self-replicating theme and flying role. It offers a more immediate and flexible copy effect.Spark Doubleutility$14.86A direct copy-style threat that can enter as a duplicate of a creature or planeswalker, similar to Chronozoa’s token-copy payoff. It is more flexible and does not rely on vanishing.QuasiduplicateutilityBudget$0.46A blue spell that makes a token copy of a creature, serving the same copy-matters function as Chronozoa’s death trigger. It is cheaper and more immediate, though single-use.Stunt Doubleutility$5.54An instant-speed clone effect that enters as a copy of a creature, giving you the same kind of copy-based board presence. It’s a more efficient and reactive version of the same gameplay pattern.Mischievous QuanarutilityBudget$0.88A blue creature that copies instant and sorcery spells, keeping the same value-centric, duplicative feel as Chronozoa. It’s another blue body that turns into repeated advantage over time.Sakashima the Impostorutility$15.35A blue clone creature that can copy almost any creature and keep its own name, making it a strong functional analogue for copy-based creature value. It is more versatile but also much more expensive.
