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A card originally printed to support Synchro Summons.
Although it has the disadvantage of being excluded when it self-regenerates, it has been a part of the Karoshi Alliance since that time because it can be synchronized from a single tuner if sent to GY.
In the past, his GY countermeasures were weaker and his deployment was slower, so high-level synchro decks that used this were active for a while climbing the meta, but Debris Dragon and Doppelwarrior made synchro summons faster and higher. As it leveled up, it disappeared.
Nonetheless, since it was a self-regenerating ability with no turn 1 limit, it was continued to be used sparingly by Deck, which was based on the concept of using it thoroughly, so the romance of death from overwork was not lost, and Jund and others did not. Since it was sometimes used together, it wasn't so bad that it could be said that it was unfortunate.
Yu-Gi-Oh ZEXAL was the turning point for him.
Overcoming the disadvantage of exclusion by going through the loophole called Xyz material, it suddenly came into the limelight as an infinite material, and decided to walk the path of Super Dimensional Cinderella...not that, in reality, it was the lack of decisiveness of Rank 2 Xyz at the time. Although it is true that it was in the limelight, there was no way to shine the light ahead.
However, time passed, and this time, due to the arrival of a black ship called Paleozoic, he obtained a complete karoshi environment that overcame all the weaknesses he had been carrying until now.
There is no longer a remnant of the time when it was a card for synchronized materials, but a lively figure of him dancing a waltz endlessly over the field, GY, and materials.
He's a lucky guy among the re-evaluated cards that have never been so rampant that they've been regulated for some reason, and never been abandoned by the environment.
Also cute.