As a 3/3 for three, it does great on curve
Add the card name, the set, the year, a message, or that one-of-a-kind flex
Only one opponent needs to have more cards than you so it's OK to leave that control player for last
Then, on turn three cast your Greasefang, Okiba Boss, go to combat and bring the Parhelion II out of the graveyard, pilot it with Greasefang, and attack for 13 in the air while leaving behind two 4/4 flying Angel tokens
[1] Between 28th February and 24th April 2009, Shogakukan, a major Japanese publishing house, would be hosting a card design contest across 12 of its childrens magazine publications to coincide with the upcoming release of the 12th Pokmon movie: Pokmon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life
Its well-built, its fun to play, and there certainly is power there, but a few tweaks will truly unlock this decks strengths