Except for being a Food artifact, having the listed activated ability, and losing all other card types and subtypes, the token copies only what was printed on the original creature (unless that creature is copying something else
The illustration depicts Gengar creeping ominously out of the shadows behind a tiny, oblivious Mimikyu inside a dimly lit, atmospheric room
Dm with any questions
I was really excited, however, in your video you stated that you can see which pokemon and which type are in it
If you don't get to choose what your opponent discards, the second best thing you can hope for is that they also don't get to choose
I think making it even just a bit cheaper wouldve been an amazing way to use this sets crossover to introduce Magic players to D&D, or vice versa