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>>95869826
No, you dumbass, midrange uses a higher mana curve than aggro, trying to slow aggro down until the superior quality of its cards can eek out a winning position, while still being aggressive enough to kill control before they can stabilize. They are mid-range between aggro and control.

Aggro decks are also notorious for using cards like Ball Lightning or Mog Fanatic because they explicitly want to end the game before the other player can build up resources, and trading board presence for burst damage is how they do that (alongside straight burn) . An "ever growing army" is not aggro, aggro is "kamikaze everything because board state doesn't matter if your opponent is dead".