This character lets you be a bit more aggressive in your challenging or get back some of your early-game characters to keep your game going smoothly
So as a whole, I would say its obviously very good for Japan, but more than anything, its just trying to lean into the authenticity of what it represents to that market what the history is with respect to video gaming culture in that region, and making our players globally excited.
This will be a particularly strong card in location-based decks, as you can pull whatever location card you want to right out of your deck
Once transformed, Esper Terra can copy Overlord of the Balemurk for additional value and further combo potential
Excalibur II needs to pick up at least three charge counters before its worth equipping, and thats just not going to happen often enough to justify running it
Put that information together and youll find a strategy that asks you to grab Towns (Reach the Horizon is particularly good at doing so) and ramp into big things