Are +1/+1 counters separate from -1/-1 counters in MTG?
If a creature gets hit with a -1/-1 counter, it's basically the opposite of getting a +1/+1 boost. They don't stack in a friendly way. Think of them as archenemies; when they meet, they just annihilate each other.
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Nope, +1/+1 and -1/-1 counters are as different as night and day in MTG. If a creature gets both, they basically cancel each other out. So, a creature with a +1/+1 counter and a -1/-1 counter on it ends up just being its normal self.
Absolutely separate! Imagine +1/+1 counters are spinach to Popeye, and -1/-1 counters are kryptonite to Superman. They do the exact opposite things to your creatures on the battlefield.
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