While that is almost three times its original value, the Charizard only fetches the high value if it's determined to be in a perfect condition by a grading company
This is the second work in the Yu-Gi-Oh Tag Force series
His mechanics are definitely eye-opening, but other than instructing you to track the countdown using his card art, they lie well within the range of constructed build-around wincon. Itll always take at least five spells to doom your opponent, and the odd rules templating around the countdown does at least stop abuse from Vampire Hexmage and the like
Time Stop and Discontinuity, as ending the turn, will exile all spells and abilities on the stack, so they won't happen
Cascading into a five or less Legendary will feel great after casting this
In many games, the most pivotal decisions will revolve around whether to warp a creature for short-term value (getting a small effect and effectively drawing that creature) or cast it normally for immediate board presence