Once per turn, when an attack is declared involving the equipped monster and an opponent's monster: you target 1 face-up card your opponent controls
With offerings dating back to the Neo-era sets, Typhlosion has seen it all and appeared in numerous sets, but some of its earliest cards are its best
The game design itself helped mitigate some of the balancing problems
On the singles side, high-rarity chase cards hold firm
However, four mana is a suspiciously expensive amount of mana to leave up, and it's likely Limited players will catch onto when you're trying to cast this card sooner rather than later
Dark Magician decks, Red Eyes Black Dragon decks, and Blue Eyes White Dragon decks can all bring out their respective big normal monsters in a flash making this counter trap a fantastically reliable way of shutting your opponent down