Besides it, we have its predecessor, Mew-EX DRX 46 which is not only restricted to copying attacks from the Pokemon in play, but also opponent's Pokemon (as long as it fulfills the necessary energy requirement) The cards that could cause trouble to it are: Path to the Peak CRE 148, Power Plant UNB 183, Silent Lab PRC 140 and Mimikyu CEC 97 (this last one specially to Mewtwo & Mew Tag Team)
Dialga 155 Mars Supporter Your opponent shuffles their hand into their deck and draws a card for each of their remaining points needed to win
It is a cool take on a stealing deck where Etali, Primal Storm and Lonis, Cryptozoologist would find a home (some of Lonis cards would be at home in there too), but in this deck it provides some treasure tokens for Gimbal, color fixing and can probably cast some really big stuff if you get lucky
I view this as a sideboard card against aggro decks, and only if you have enough creatures yourself
Here, you can trade in your Pack Points for any card in the game, for a price
When it enters, it picks an enemy creature and everything else gets -2/-2 to set up a one-on-one showdown