This card is a decent midrange creature that can pose a serious threat once you put another 10 goblins on the board with Krenko, Mob Boss
It was the only appearance of the card in the entire series but, at such a crucial early moment in the series, it remained memorable to fans ever since - and yet, it never made an appearance in the real-world Yu-Gi-Oh
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With Selective Obliteration, the controllers have a similar ability to work with
For the classic GP/PT stamps this is not so bad as they are small and unobstructive, however for the modern European GP stamps that is a different matter as they disfigure the artwork
I also seen people theorizing on the idea because of Habakirimon, being based on the sword (habakiri) Susanoo used to defeat Orochi (a serpent)