Pokemon cards have been nothing short of a hot commodity for quite some time, thanks in no small part to the brands continued growth
The defaults work great, but if you're plowing through a stack of slabbed PSAs and want to squeeze out the last bit of precision, lock it to slabs
It's not exactly foreign to the average EDH table already, with lots of "your opponents' stuff enters tapped" effects seeing regular play: Top 10 KismetKismet Effects Blind ObedienceBlind Obedience Authority of the ConsulsAuthority of the Consuls Archon of EmeriaArchon of Emeria Thalia, Heretic CatharThalia, Heretic Cathar Urabrask the HiddenUrabrask the Hidden ManglehornManglehorn Kinjalli's SunwingKinjalli's Sunwing Reidane, God of the WorthyReidane, God of the Worthy Frozen AetherFrozen Aether KismetKismet With Blind ObedienceBlind Obedience seeing play in 65,065 decks (7% of all white decks), it seems like this question might already be answered, but
It also acts as a Dragon Blood, putting a counter onto a creature without needing to blow anything around to do so
I can also just play this in a creature-less deck
It can also be stifled
