You can rest your opponents Blockers or set your own Characters back to active, allowing for relentless, consecutive attacks
into a large Enel rather than trading in combat, so counter slots compete directly with the ramp pieces that make the deck function, consistent with Purple's format-wide pattern of running the fewest counters
The cards were first launched by Konami in Japan in 1999, then in North America in 2002
It completely eclipsed iconic creatures like the Egyptian God Cards, becoming more prevalent than even Yugis signature monster, the Dark Magician
The borderless and extended art cards found in modern sets look beautiful don't get us wrong, but nothing can beat the sheer classy and defined look of a retro-framed card
Cards that copy your activated or triggered abilities repeatedly like this are very rare, and most are far less efficient than this one