If they have cards under them, they get Evasive and Ward
Evasive is like the flying ability in Magic: The Gathering: it stops Glimmers from being challenged by other Glimmers without the Evasive tag
Then, at the end of your turn, you remove all damage from the card and return Ming Lee, Giant Red Panda, to your hand, and you can either play it again for its Temporary Shift cost, or fully cast it for its typical ink value
It's a really cool implementation of her quick-punching monkish abilities from the videogame, where she is a bit of a combo machine: if you manage to land a blow, you get to then launch a more powerful blow, and then a more powerful blow, and then well, by that point, you probably just won
[31] He noted that prior the villains of the series tended to "come out of nowhere" only to be defeated by the heroes in the last few moments of the game
Lorcana released a set of 7 first edition cards at the D23 Expo in 2022