Whether it should see play ultimately depends on the specific strategy and synergy of the Gusto deck in question
In the TCG, it carries on this reign of terror with this card having the ability to prevent the opponents' Active Pokemon's ability as long as it is in the Active Spot
The latter I would consider a different archetype but the transition from this one to that one is smooth and continuous
Crow 2 Light-Imprisoning Mirro 2 Black Horn of Heaven 2 Dust Tornado 2 Overworked 2 Mind Crush 3 Mermail Abyssteus 3 Mermail Abysspike 3 Mermail Abysslinde 2 Mermail Abyssturge 1 Mermail Abyssmegalo 1 Mermail Abysshilde 1 Mermail Abyssgunde 1 Mermail Abyssocea 2 Aqua Spirit 2 Atlantean Marksman 1 Atlantean Dragoons 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 3 Upstart Goblin 3 Mermail Abysspike 3 Mermail Abysslinde 2 Mermail Abyssturge 1 Mermail Abyssmegalo 1 Mermail Abysshilde 1 Mermail Abyssgunde 1 Mermail Abyssocea 2 Aqua Spirit 2 Atlantean Marksman 1 Atlantean Dragoons 2 Cardcar D 1 Tidal Dragon Ruler of Waterfalls (yugiohtcgzone) 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 3 Abyss-Sphere 3 Reckless Greed 1 Breakthrough Skill 1 Solemn Warning 1 Torrential Tribute 1 Raigeki Break 2 Fiendish Chain 1 Ghostrick Alucard 1 Leviair the Sea Dragon 2 Mermail Abysstrite 1 Bahamut Shark 1 Number 101: Silent Honor ARK 1 Diamond Dire Walf 1 Lavalval Chain 1 Evilswarm Exciton Knight 1 Number 106: Giant Hand 1 Number 11: Big Eye 1 Mermail Abyssgaios 1 Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack 2 Abyss Dweller 2 Maxx "C" 2 Snowman Eater 1 D.D
Though, if the "Cubic" player runs "Engraver of the Mark", such a move can backfire greatly
Birgi, God of Storytelling // Harnfel, Horn of Bounty For this list, what's interesting about this card is the legendary artifact on its back: Harnfel, Horn of Bounty
