In other words, the player who controls the Opposition Agent whose effect applies (and thus controls the opponent) can choose to give themselves all the play permissions unless they're feeling very generous
It's hard to see this card falling much from the $350 mark
I went, just by chance, to look up slowbro on bulbapedia to check on a few modern releases I might be getting to fill in my slow section
If you live in the same city where the grading office is headquartered, contact them to see if they offer in-person drop-offs or grading services
Permission Denied Finally, we come to a card which threw me for quite a loop when first playtesting it: Permission Denied
Though Whitebeard was already a top-tier deck in OP-02, in OP-03 there is a 1-cost Red Izo that searches the top five cards for a Whitebeard card and places it in your hand