If you choose not to cast the copy or you can't cast it (perhaps because there are no legal targets available), it will cease to exist the next time state-based actions are performed
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Katara, Water Tribes Hope is a Blue/White Human Warrior Ally with vigilance who creates a 1/1 white Ally creature when she comes into play
Take Tinybones (a card that worried a lot of people), add a pinch of Opposition Agent (a card that worried everyone), and a dash of It That Betrays (a card that costs over two times as much mana as Tergrid) and you have a recipe for a very fundamentally punishing, unfun and oppressive commander that's going to encourage players to load up on discard and edict effects and allow them to not have to run much more than that
Wheels are generally fine in a vacuum, but its very easy to abuse these and create disgusting advantages
The way the cyborg edges fly off the card gives that cyberpunk feel while also evoking the function of the Clamp on your battlefield