So, why isnt this card in the #1 spot
Its multi-pronged approach combining the card game with an anime series and even feature-length films has helped sell over 35 billion cards since the game launched in Japan in 1999
Speaking of a monster that can activate effects and shut out attacks while adjusting the attributes of the opponent's monsters, I think that the dreadfulness of this card is fully conveyed
For comparison, Phyrexian Rager is essentially the exact same card and its regular casting cost is the same as Blade Jugglers spectacle cost
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Honda in a deck helmed by Arcades, the Strategist (who provides access to green, blue and white while also letting defenders attack) and then using one of green's creature tutors to get the sumo fighter into play
