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For two generic, one green, and one white, Dhalsim has hexproof as long as he's not attacking

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Magic: The Gathering - Immortal Phoenix - Core Set 2019 - Foil

Ive played in spurts here and there, occasionally participating in drafts but usually just playing with preconstructed decks to have some fun with friends and channel nostalgia for simpler times (my first-ever MTG purchase was from the 2001 Planeshift expansion)

This is part removal, part combat trick and part Deflection (for burn spells)