This move could be pivotal in late-game match-ups where youre struggling to bypass the opponent's set-up, navigate past a Bravery Charm, or where the defending Pokmon simply has too much bulk
In the earlier days of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Spell and Trap cards being set were much more common, so having a strong body that could also deal with them was one of the best effects in the game
It doesn't even pay for it
Also, the power creep has accelerated a lot and in current meta, you have huge 300+ HP VMAX Pokemon that hit very fast and very hard so often if you miss your setup in the first two turns, you may be out of the game already
2 Blue-Eyes White Dragon For a lot of fans of classic Yu-Gi-Oh
It's not the fastest combo in EDH, but it is quick, resilient against opposing counterspells, and is a blast to play