The art depicts a Snorlax charging into battle, which explains why this card also does damage to itself when attacking
Despite typically being known for being a friendly and upbeat character, especially for a dragon-type, in this card things are different
While not the first thing that pops to mind when Ashing your opponent, it can be useful for preventing setup that requires a specific name in the graveyard
Even for a guy named Mister Negative, thats a bit on the nose. Spider-Man Illustrated by Nathaniel Himawan Standard Legal Alchemy Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
A slightly more sideways upgrade to Blasphemous Act, Blasphemous Edict does something similar, does it a little better, and sometimes a little worse
It's not as chonky as the in-game FF7 PlayStation sprite from back in 1997, but the early artwork still captures the iconic spiky hair and bulky buster sword of the era