Its ability, Teravolt, allows it to ignore the effects of its opponents' abilities, making it a formidable presence in battles
The two effects are restricted with a hard once-effect once per turn restriction, and the second effect's Special Summoning is restricted to Cyberse monsters
The answer is a combination of product strategy and what could be called the lottery ticket effect
#Ankou deck No.1269 Monster 18 3Dynamite K, Shinryu-kenshi Dynamite K 3Majesty M 3Ma Dragon Warrior Ignis H 3True Dragon Warrior General Doriath III 1Berlineth the Firestorm Vassal 3Mithra the Thunder Vassal 1Raiza the Mega Monarch 1Treeborn Frog Magic 13 1Dragonik D 2True Draco Heritage 2Disciples of the True Dracophoenix 3The Monarchs Stormforth 3Pot of Duality 2Card of Demise Super Trap 9 2True Draco Apocalypse 3True King's Return 1Redeemable Jar 1Vanity's Emptiness 1Anti-Spell Fragrance 1Lose 1 Turn [Item Description] I will not be able to sell the cards in this auction
Remie didn't play a lot of green cards in his main deck or anything, he just realized that as long as a RW deck is already willing to play Bloodstained Mire, Flooded Strand, Windswept Heath, and Wooded Foothills (as Tsapko's straight RW was), it might as well get paid off
