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Basically, it can attack right away, doesnt tap when it does, can only be blocked by two or more creatures, and if it does get blocked, excess damage hits the enemy player
Both the abilities and actions are almost identical to the original Visor Death, and later on, this card, which plays the arm, and Holding Legs , which plays the leg , pair up to bind and torture Mai, and even after the torture is over, they continue to bind Mai and do not release her, leaving her tied to the stone slab and unable to do anything until the end of the duel, contributing as much to her retirement as the Winged Dragon of Ra
A listing that says holographic across the full front is not the same thing as a classic holo where only the artwork window shines