A counterspell for noncreatures at two mana that also prevents your opponents from casting noncreature spells for the rest of the turn feels pretty powerful, even though its not without its limitations
Second, once a player has collected four copies of a card, they'll only need to collect a single copy of any new printing to be able to use four copies of that printing in their decks
As MTG shifts towards decks that play more to the board in a tempo game, its common to see blue decks that rely on creature and permanent loops do well, using cards like Stormchaser's Talent and Quantum Riddler as blink targets and cards like Boomerang Basics as engines
some are triggered abilities, some static, and some activated
Product: Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn Starter Deck (Maleficent and Gaston)
But if it's strategy and silly fun you're after, it's not a bad choice