Yuma tells him to forget about that and shows him his new "Baby Tragon" card - his very own Xyz Monster
The same Charizard that was present in the Base set (which is PTCG's Alpha, to put it in Magic terms) in 1999 is still present in 2025 products
It's a double Anthem for your team if you have 10 lands
Yuma himself, for the record, agrees with the assessment, saying that he knows it's a million to one shot that he'll win- but his goal is to be that one in a million
Its still strictly worse than the OG, but some decks can turn that sacrifice cost into a bonus, while other decks are just interested in D-Tutor #2
Ive personally found this card to be a real beating, and Im playing it in multiple decks: Isshin, Chainer, Nightmare Adept, and Liesa, Forgotten Archangel, where it regularly helps me close out games