It isnt the fastest attacker to power up, but once its online, its oppressive in the right deck
Therefore, its placement and current estimate could change dramatically
That's half the game in one knockout if you're not careful
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Some people may be misunderstanding, but (1) will change the attributes of the monsters that are played after the effect is activated, so it can be enough to suppress him even if it is a deck because the attributes are not unified