Its the only source of fixing (besides Gene Pollinator, another deceptively good card) and its also a mana sink of sorts
It gallops through the sea as if it were the wind. If that doesnt sound like a Pokdex entry, nothing does
Key features of the Katakuri deck: Powerful characters like Charlotte Linlin and Charlotte Daifuku Late-game dominance through sheer force Katakuris ability to KO or disrupt key opponent pieces Challenges and strategies: Vulnerability in extended matches due to high resource requirements Defensive measures like blockers and event cards (e.g., Shockwave) to stall the game Cards like Brulee and Paro-Sparrow to control tempo The deck can struggle against faster, aggressive decks like Roronoa Zoro or Sakazuki
When this creature dies, it deals damage equal to its power to each opponent
Obviously, it's real slow so it's going to be relegated to a real battlecruiser strategy, but this sort of slow-rolling-boulder black Voltron tactic is unique and fun for sure
Technically, yes, at least from a strictly value-centric perspective