Gigantic Big Bear

Llanowar Elves makes it a plausible top-end threat: haste and hexproof punish control, but seven mana and no trample leave it vulnerable to chump blocks and sweepers.

Could be wrong if Additional green ramp or Ferocious payoffs could make a protected 10-power haste threat a more reliable finisher.

Closest to Carnage Tyrant (43): haste and size help, but costing a seventh mana and losing trample makes it a narrow ramp or anti-control test.

Could be wrong if A credible ramp shell with room for a dedicated anti-control threat could sustain sideboard adoption.

Modern reanimation finishers such as Atraxa and Archon provide immediate value; this is only combat damage, can be chumped, and is poor when hard-cast.

Could be wrong if A resilient hasty reanimation target could prove useful if targeted removal and counterspells become unusually prevalent.

It is far below Legacy cheat targets such as Griselbrand and Atraxa: 10 hasty damage without evasion or an ETB effect is not a compelling payoff.

Could be wrong if A niche Sneak Show-style list could want its unusual protection against counterspells and targeted removal.

Hexproof plus haste makes a respectable protected finisher, but no trample, evasion, card advantage, or multiplayer scaling leaves it highly replaceable.

Could be wrong if Combat-focused green decks may value its immediate 10-power pressure more highly than expected.

A 10/7 haste creature that targeted removal cannot answer dominates combat immediately; chump blocks and seven mana keep it from being completely oppressive.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, fixing, and mass-removal density could make seven mana too slow or reduce hexproof's value.