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Mirrorworksutility$2.21Both create a copied artifact-based effect from another permanent, though Mirrorworks does so when artifacts enter rather than during combat. It’s a useful parallel for artifact-copy synergy in blue artifact decks.Phyrexian Metamorphutility$4.04A flexible blue artifact clone that can copy creatures or artifacts, similar to Mindlink Mech’s temporary copying of a crewed creature. It’s one of the closest direct blue-copy tools at a similar functional level.Sakashima's Studentutility$28.56This creature copies another creature and keeps the copy effect as a core gameplay pattern, matching the 'becomes a copy' theme. It’s a ninjutsu-based blue option for creature-copy decks.Clever Impersonatorutility$2.40A blue clone effect that can copy any nonland permanent, overlapping with Mindlink Mech’s role as a blue copy tool. It’s broader in targets but lacks the vehicle/combat twist.Spark Doubleutility$14.86This is a premier blue clone for copying creatures or planeswalkers, and it similarly cares about copying a specific permanent rather than generic combat utility. It’s often stronger because the copy can enter with extra counters and avoids legend issues.Stolen Identityutility$0.48Blue’s classic 'copy something you control/target' style spell, reinforcing the same artifact-copy and creature-copy play pattern. It’s slower and more expensive, but scalable with cipher in token or combat-focused shells.Cyberdrive Awakenerfinisher$6.69A blue artifact payoff that turns artifacts into flying threats, echoing Mindlink Mech’s artifact-vehicle combat identity. While it doesn’t copy a creature, it fills a similar role as a blue artifact finisher that converts board setup into damage.Mirage Mirrorutility$2.22A versatile artifact that can become a copy of creatures, artifacts, lands, or enchantments, giving similar flexible transformation play. It’s a colorless alternative for decks wanting the copy effect without relying on blue.
