Kuzan (Aokiji) is close behind, and by some trackers has actually matched or edged past Sakazuki, landing in roughly the same $1,150-1,600 band
This way, even if they get removed before the final chapter, youve still gotten something for your mana
The deck is adept at moving counters around, multiplying them, and taking advantage of them more broadly
This isn't to say a card like Jumbo Cactuar doesn't have high potential when paired correctly , especially given how easy it is to apply trample with a simple green spell, but its main benefit will likely be using up an enemy's removal
Regenerate it
Five mana is a bit steep but in the late game it matters a lot less about the cost and a lot more about the immediate impact, this flexibility makes the card much stronger rather like Mull Drifter which is somewhat of a back up plan in one of its curve slots