It forces your opponent into a game of "block and lose their creature or let you cast a spell in their graveyard." Since it's a one-drop, you can get it down on the battlefield at any point, and potentially start taking advantage of it as soon as the second turn begins
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5 Crimson Invasion Considering that not much within the set is actually crimson, there's a sort of grim implication about the effect of Crimson Invasion on opponents that isn't worth lingering on
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Pegasus first used Mimicat to copy Kaibas Crush Card Virus and wipe out all his monsters, and you can do the same with incredibly powerful, commonly used cards like Raigeki
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