Things get a bit different when it comes to building the decks: You get to build a normal 60-card deck You can only include one copy of each card per deck except for basic energies, which dont have a limit
One can make creatures effectively unblockable by supplying protection and altering colors, and opponents' removal can be made useless in the same way
The ability is put on the stack when the trigger event occurs
The one aspect that could set Pokemon Pocket apart is that Marvel Snap is a CCG (collectible card game), whereas Pocket is retaining its TCG element
Opponents will be forced to attack the card that has Bodyguard
Further, recent years have seen Spider-Man go a bit more multiversal, it should come as no surprise to find that various residents of the Spider-Verse will soon be shuffling into decks, their characters ranging from the more humorous like Spider-Rex and Spider-Ham to genuine fan-favorites like Spider-Man Noir and (surprisingly) the original, Gerard Way-created version of Peni Parker and her Sp mech: (Interestingly, it looks like most, if not all of the various Spider-people, the five above included, have a card wherein their casting mana cost requires only one specific colored mana
