This is one of the trickier phrases in Japanese that is very commonly used in different situations and hard to translate, but in this case I am fairly sure it just expresses that you will respect your partner and play fairly
In terms of reprints, we're also getting Rare Candy, Boss's Orders (Ghetsis), Energy Switch, Ultra Ball, and Switch -- none of which were in the Japanese set
I remember looking at it and thinking, Wow, this card is SWEET and I need to build a Dragon deck! Ive never approached deckbuilding from that perspective before where I just open a cool card and decide to go all in on it
Its presence in the Alola region contributes to the rich tapestry of Pokmon diversity seen in these games, offering players a rare Normal/Dragon typing that challenges typical strategies
While at its core it is still MtG, the set incorporates elements from D&D to give it its own unique take on the game