It is a lot like Plating in effect, it just turns all your dorks into total beat sticks
While many of the new cards from Ponies: the Gathering 2 translate pretty seamlessly to MTG play, some of the older ones use some terms like Everypony that may be a bit loose in translation
This is one of the best blue creatures MTG has to offer because its got Flash
So the creature will have haste and when it dies, draw a card when it returns the next turn
Elite Interceptor // Rejoinder looks best suited for a tempo or blink-based Azorius (white-blue) deck that values flexibility, incremental card draw, and battlefield control, especially one that can repeatedly reset or reprepare creatures to reuse the spell-copy effect

Promo Cards and Subset Rarities Beyond main set rarities, the Pokmon TCG includes numerous promo and subset cards with their own rarity considerations: Promo cards Often marked with a black star and promo set code, available through various products and events Shiny/Shiny Rare Cards featuring shiny (alternate colour) Pokmon, popularized in sets like Shining Fates and Paldean Fates Classic Collection Retro-styled reprints with vintage borders Illustration Contest Winners Cards featuring fan-submitted artwork, extremely limited Comparing Eras: What Changed and Why The evolution from simple three-tier rarity to today's complex system reflects broader changes in collecting culture: 19962011: Rarity was primarily about gameplay