Eventually, it will do so much damage that there is nothing left for your opponent to do
So it's just such an immense threat, and it's colorless energy requirement is so versatile that it'll show up in a lot of decks just as long as it's in the format
What I hope you get out of this is that Dangers are designed to push other themes further think of them as an extender for archetype potential if you are familiar with the concept of extenders in your deck
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Its ability to use moves like Snipe Shot, which ignores the effects of moves and abilities that draw in attacks, showcases its cunning and precision
by the effect of "Cyber Jar" or "Ultimate Offering", the new monster will retain ATK reductions "Zombyra" had from its effect