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Necrotic Oozeutility$9.97Uses graveyards as a source of creature abilities and plays a similar 'graveyard identity' role in Sultai-style decks. While it doesn't copy a body, it rewards filling graveyards with creatures in a comparable way.Sakashima of a Thousand Facesutility$15.66A clone-style commander that can copy another creature while dodging the legend rule, making it a strong creature-copying enabler. It fills the same 'be a better version of a creature already in play' role, though from the battlefield rather than graveyards.Spark Doubleutility$14.86Another flexible copy effect that can duplicate creatures or planeswalkers and effectively functions as a premium clone. It doesn't use graveyards, but it supports the same copy-based game plan at a similar cost.Body DoubleutilityBudget$0.24Copies a creature card from a graveyard, directly overlapping with The Mimeoplasm's graveyard-copy theme. It is one of the closest functional alternatives for reanimator-style copy decks.QuasiduplicateutilityBudget$0.46A cheap repeatable clone effect that helps you copy your best creature and leverage enter-the-battlefield synergies. It is narrower than Mimeoplasm but serves the same copying role in blue-based decks.Phyrexian Metamorphutility$4.04One of the best flexible copy cards ever printed, able to copy creatures or artifacts for a very efficient rate. It provides a similar 'copy the best thing available' functionality, though without graveyard interaction.Progenitor MimicutilityBudget$0.99A powerful copy creature that can enter as a clone and keep producing more copies over time. It overlaps with Mimeoplasm as a scalable creature-copying threat, especially in slower multiplayer games.Moritte of the FrostutilityBudget$0.13A snow-flavored clone that copies permanents with added counters, giving a slightly enhanced version of the copied card. It shares the same broad 'copy plus bonus counters' feel as Mimeoplasm.
