"✪ Holuakti, Creator God Of Light" Rating Score by カディーン

The most brilliant special victory card in Yu-Gi-Oh history. I regret losing.
Rarity is an element that is usually excluded when talking about performance in the evaluation of cards, but when it comes to Horak, it's a different story, and in any case, it's very difficult to obtain. Because it usually has a premium as a collector's item, if you want to get it, the bills will fly.
The first hurdle is already high that he will become an insane person who puts such valuables in the deck and fights. In addition, special wins and searches are inseparable, but shuffling his deck with this card over and over again is insane. In the unlikely event that something happens, it's not just a matter of "My rare card is damaged!" That's why you can't use it before it's strong or weak. I don't think there's anyone who was present at the place where Horak was summoned.
As an aside, due to the existence of this card, the compatibility of the Sangenjin support cards is weak, and in particular, the support for aligning them on the field has become almost non-existent. It is common in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh to say that the design range of later cards is narrowed down due to sloppy leverage, but the three genjins have had the unfortunate experience of being bound by the shadows of cards that no one can use. -ing
Oddly enough, it's in contrast to the Sacred Beasts, which neatly reverses how Armitile's presence led to the Sacred Beasts joining together to create a mixed structure deck in the form of shared support.
There is something sad about thinking that what Pharaoh, who overcame various difficulties with the power of bonds, brought together the gods was an existence that encouraged the isolation of his servants.