Reid Duke Thoughtseize You article does an excellent job of breaking down how to actually play it correctly and when to look for it being in the wrong places
Not being affected by special conditions just isn't enough to prop it up
Its much better in the variants of the deck that focus on cloning creatures, but even the bog-standard types can leverage its trample to do some major damage
Cute, but I didn't have much to say here
High Utility, Low Price Mulldrifter Phyrexian Delver Brainstorm Crib Swap Esper Charm Mortify Return to Dust Utter End Devastation Tide Azorius Signet Dimir Signet Orzhov Signet Mind Stone Who doesnt love Mulldrifter
In Mega Gardevoir's case, all of its pre-evolved forms, including regular Gardevoir, are present in the background, creating a family portrait-style scene