"Pole Position" Rating Score by ブルーバード

Sagrada Familia in Yu-Gi-Oh's Arbitration.
A problem child who causes an infinite loop in effect processing from a little thing. For example, let's assume a situation where 《Dark Magician》and 《Pole Position》equipped with 《Axe of Despair》exist on your field. At this time, the black magician has the highest ATK, so the effect of Axe of Despair is cut off by the effect of Pole Position . Let's say Blue-Eyes White Dragon is summoned onto the opponent's field. Blue-Eyed becomes the monster with the highest ATK on the field, and the effect of 《Pole Position》is applied to Blue-Eyed. Then, Black Magician's Axe of Despair effect is revived, and Bramaghi becomes the monster with the highest ATK and the effect of Pole Position is applied...and after that, it goes into an infinite loop.
This endless loop would not have happened unless the opponent summoned his Blue-Eyed. He comes to the conclusion that he cannot summon Blue-Eyed in this situation, as actions that cause meaningless infinite loops are prohibited in Yu-Gi-Oh. 《Pole Position》Rock took advantage of this. It's a trick that can't be done unless you have a deep knowledge of the rules, and if you make a mistake, you'll be judged killed, so it can be said that Deck is the most difficult deck in Yu-Gi-Oh.
Fighting over holes in the rules is very Yu-Gi-Oh and romantic, but if you actually do it, the judges will go insane and you'll be banned from the shop, so it's better not to do it.