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Pojo's Pokemon Card of the Day

Jason Klaczynski "Ness" 2006 World Champion	MEW* D Modified Mimicry is a worse Versatile (Mew ex's Poke-Body), and Rainbow Wave may seem good, but it actually requires two manual energy drops of two basic energy cards if you want to do 20 damage to Pokemon any type other than water. Mimicry is definitely its better attack, making it a water type Sudowoodo, which isn't even playable anymore anyway. Modified: 2/5 Unlimited Ditto (Fossil) is a much better version of this card. Unlimited: 1.5/5 Limited Mimicry relies on having the right energy, so cards like Rainbow Energy and Multi Energy are going to be needed to make it work. You won't have the ways to get the right energy to copy attacks most of the time, and Mew* will often end up copying C: 10 attacks or passing. Limited: 1.5/5
Alex "Chuck" Brosseau 5th place Worlds 2006 (Also current "best looking player")	Mew* d Mew* d has some of the coolest artwork I’ve ever seen. Unfortunately though, its pretty average play wise. Mimicry is much better on Sudowoodo UF where you have fighting type to double your damage against a lot of big cards, like Steelix ex, Shiftry ex, or Aggron ex. Rainbow wave is actually terrible, seeing as you need another type of basic energy CARD attached to it. Definitely made for trading or selling. Unlimited: Nothing special here. Tis a typical card that simply doesn’t cut it in an environment full of brokenness. 1/5 Modified: Pretty much the same as Sudowoodo. Just 10 more hp, and a lot more foil :-D. Only difference is this card takes up your valuable “star” slot, when you could be playing much more useful things like Latios* or Ray*. 2/5 Limited: Would probably dominate a water deck, but there’s not much water in Dragon Frontiers. If you draft it, put it in a think sleeve, and get it on EBay ASAP. 2/5
Raichu88	My name is Mew I’m extremely rare I might be in you Booster So you better be aware Unlimited: Clefable’s Metronome is way better to copy attacks then Mews Mimicry. Rating : 1/5 Modified: Just use Mew Ex for copying your opponent’s attacks. As for Rainbow Wave Could be nice too spread around some damage counters but with 70 HP you aren’t going to spread damage for that long. Rating : 1/5 Limited: Mimicry could be nice to copy attacks from a stage 1 of stage 2. However Togetic is better at this. Rainbow Wave can spread some damage but in Limited people run so many different energy that it wouldn’t be effective. Rating : 1.5/5
Kempley05	Mew* Mew* is one of the first vaguely playable Pokemon*’s we’ve had since ex: deoxys. The best comparison you can make with it is something like Sudowoodo from UF, or Mew ex LM. In essence what this card offers you is an anti fire tech – with RK9 and Flareon ex hanging about its not too bad. He’s second attacks ok, but that’s not what the cards being used for. He’s also delta, so he’s compatible with the Castform engine and helps your setup. You can then late game attaches Castform to use any of your opponent’s attacks. Basically it’s a non-ex water tech for a quick knock out, might work in the right Metagame. Unlimited 1/5 Modified 2.5/5 Limited 4/5