Pokmon was always written as Pocket Monsters, there was no bold print on the Ability box, there was no Resistance mechanic, there were vital stats in its flavor text, and so on
A number of the creatures, spells, and planeswalkers in the deck allow you to exile cards (either yours or your opponents') and then play those cards from exile
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Spy Combo $192 [MTGO: 143 Tix] Grixis Affinity $169 [MTGO: 223 Tix] Mono-Blue Terror $113 [MTGO: 169 Tix] Tron: $105 [MTGO: 142 Tix] Red Rally: $98 [MTGO: 98 Tix] Jund Wildfire $95 [MTGO: 65 Tix] Red Madness $88 [MTGO: 77 Tix] Elves: $84 [MTGO: 76 Tix] White Aggro: $84 [MTGO: 105 Tix] Golgari Gardens: $76 [MTGO: 137 Tix] The only Eternal format without commas in its deck prices, Pauper is the format for the budget-minded Magic player
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The biggest downside is the cost to activate her ability