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Furthermore, the card is also able to deal with most other boss monsters in battle because it gains the ATK of the level 5 or higher monster that it attacks

The new rules are much simpler: Mega Evolution Pokmon ex evolve normally just like any other Pokmon

Well, we're operating on the general principle of getting cards from your library to your hand in a fashion which generates card advantage

A 3/3 creature can be a real thing that someone wants to play, and the fact that these are token creatures ("virtual cards") instead of "real" (cardboard) ones generally matters only when the opponent has something along the lines of a Voyage's End (bounce spells kill tokens dead)

Hot tip: Greninja combines very well with Druddigon to do a lot of damage to many of your opponents cards