Moopsy

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

A one-mana deathtouch blocker can trade up, but it is far less useful than Haywire Mite and offers no proactive or disruptive value.

Could be wrong if A creature-heavy metagame with large attackers could make cheap deathtouch a more desirable sideboard effect.

Legacy demands more immediate utility than a 1/1 trade blocker; the costly temporary reach mode is unlikely to create a credible niche.

Could be wrong if A narrowly hostile creature matchup could justify a green sideboard copy.

Cheap deathtouch can blank large ground attackers and trade efficiently, but Moopsy lacks the utility that makes Masked Vandal a regular inclusion.

Could be wrong if Pauper's creature and removal mix may make an early deathtouch blocker better or worse than expected.

It is a cheap rattlesnake blocker, but optimized multiplayer decks have many stronger deathtouch creatures and little reason to spend a slot on a vanilla 1/1.

Could be wrong if A commander that specifically rewards deathtouch creatures could make its otherwise minor body relevant.

A one-mana deathtouch creature trades far above rate and deters attacks; paying two for reach adds useful, though inefficient, coverage.

Could be wrong if Draft speed, removal density, and green's synergies are unknown; cheap 1-toughness creatures may be poor in the actual environment.