See Mana Leecher.

It doesn't nerf their land the turn you play this, but it permanently turns it into a Wastes. It's more of a Spreading Seas effect

I like this take on the nerfing concept, but now I look at it there's a few practical problems. It only helps you cast spells this turn, but you probably don't have any mana left having already cast this. And it doesn't easily work to nerf the opponent's land, as they can float mana or a cast a spell in response.

See Very Corrupted Ibis.

See Jace, Master of Illusions.

See Storm Spirit. (Also Sturmgeist, if you like silly translation stories]]])

"Reanimation" (Return a creature card from a graveyard to the battlefield.)

Primary: black

Secondary: white, red, and green

Tertiary: blue

Black is the best at bringing the dead back to life. It has no real restrictions on what it can bring back. White tends to reanimate smaller creatures, usually with a converted mana cost of 2 or less. It will occasionally reanimate a creature type that is mostly white (things like Angels or Humans). Red has Phoenixes. Green has creatures that can bring themselves back from the graveyard. Both black and white will sometimes reanimate a swath of creatures all at once. Blue, on rare occasion, can make a copy of a creature out of the graveyard.

But green gets to return anything to hand and make tokens, so this is fine

Isn't white secondary at réanimation ? Green is primary in permanent recursion.

Also Dual Nature and Parallel Evolution. There's also a few that copy themselves, like oozes and hydras. I think Mirror Image would be a bend in green.

More importantly, green is secondary in reanimation, so in that light, this is fine

Would you say green could have Mirror Image?