Commonly, this card is used as a tech card in counter-Dragapult decks, rather than as the crown jewel of its own deck (thanks to its Fairy Zone ability), but its true place in the meta remains to be seen post-rotation
Oona, Queen of the Fae Oona, Queen of the Fae not only takes resources away from your opponents, but it can also make you a lot of tokens, especially if youre facing at least one mono-color deck
Repeatable effects, especially powerful ones, tend to trump cheaper, one-time ones almost every time
The Japanese version was released exclusively in the 2005 Gift Box Mew Lucario, completely separate from standard booster expansions
Sabotender attacks a little early, then it stacks up incremental damage as the game goes on
Sylveon rarely gets the spotlight with Eevee, as they typically appear in an ensemble with the other evolutions, but rarely get artwork that allows them to shine as a duo