Being a difficult interaction point once face-up in the extra deck, coupled with a recursion package and non-targeting on-field pop (destruction effect), makes this card an auto-include at maximum copies for D/D decks as a whole
(~_^) "The Rascal" The Indestructible Danny West
Therefore it was quite pre-programmed that there would be some sort of a shitstorm about this
However, Kataoka explained that the digital game makes up for it with accessibility, which is its biggest strength, especially given how players have easier access to it through their mobile devices
[email protected] Sept 27 CT, Millford
Sure, you have to own the banned card, but who wouldnt want to be able to snag a Leovold, Emissary of Trest, from outside the game