Magic: The Gathering’s next expansion is on the way, so the reveals and leaks are slowly coming to light. It’s already been confirmed that Phyrexia: All Will Be One will feature 10 planeswalkers, and another has been revealed, hailing from the Kamigawa setting - Kaito Shizuki!Kaito Shizuki, now known as Kaito, Dancing Shadow, is coming as one of the ten planeswalkers to appear in the upcoming Magic: The Gathering expansion and appears to be on the side of good. While not an unbalanced card, it brings some exciting mechanics into the next expansion.Magic: The Gathering’s Kaito, Dancing Shadow is an exciting but not overpowered planeswalkerKaito, Dancing Shadow is an exciting card, for sure. While this particular Magic: The Gathering planeswalker isn’t overpowered, I like what it offers. Because it isn’t as strong as some other planeswalkers, I worry that it will be overlooked, but I see quite a few users for it right out of the gate.What can this new planeswalker do in Magic: The Gathering, though? Here is the list of its confirmed loyalty abilities available on Kaito, Dancing Shadow in Phyrexia: All Will Be One.Magic: The Gathering@wizards_magic In the first sphere of Phyrexia, my true love gave to me: a Rare Kaito with loyalty of 3. #MTGPhyrexia1908183🎵 In the first sphere of Phyrexia, my true love gave to me: a Rare Kaito with loyalty of 3. 🎵 #MTGPhyrexia https://t.co/PXPCn7nhQgKaito, Dancing ShadowMana Value: 2UBBase Loyalty: 3Rarity: RarePassive Ability: Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, you may return one of them to its owner’s hand. If you do, you may activate the loyalty abilities of Kaito twice this turn rather than only once.First Ability: +1: Up to one target creature can’t attack or block until your next turn.Second Ability: +0: Draw a card.Third Ability: -2: Create a 2/2 colorless Drone artifact creature token with deathtouch and “When this creature leaves the battlefield, each opponent loses two life, and you gain two life.”This card synergizes incredibly well with Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty’s Ninjutsu cards. Since those cards are rewarded for attacking unimpeded, you can use Kaito, Dancing Shadow’s +1 ability, to make a creature unable to be blocked and then attack freely. Then you trigger a Ninjutsu ability and swap it out for something stronger.Conversely, you can also attack a weak creature, make it unblockable, and then bounce it back to your hand. That way, you can use another one of his abilities. You could use his +1 again to build him up or draw another card. You can draw two cards for free if you have a creature that isn’t blocked without it.Another excellent use for this card is to attack safely with the +1, and use the +1 again, to lock down an opponent’s big attacking creature. Making it impossible to attack until your next turn is invaluable. You can also pop its -2, and play aggressively with the creature token until it dies, while also popping the +1 to build Kaito back up in Magic: The Gathering.This will be a fun card for tempo decks, especially Black/Blue. If those token creatures die, your opponents lose two lives, and you gain two lives, making them a threat. They can destroy any creatures - other than indestructible creatures - thanks to Deathtouch.Kaito, Dancing Shadow isn’t going to change the game when it hits Magic completely: The Gathering, but I see quite a few decks that will love this card as a mid-game way to turn the tide and lock down the victory. It would be far more dangerous if you could cheat it into play faster as well.I’m a big fan of this planeswalker, and I look forward to seeing what it can do in Phyrexia: All Will Be One.