Add in the extra damage from Hired Claw on turn one, and a turn-three kill becomes possible
Which of course is reflected in the value of the card
You can further punish aggressive opponents by running cards like Crawlspace and Ghostly Prison, to really keep you safe
Whole Great Insect [1] The SBS airing version is 'The Queen's Hellfire'.[2] Perhaps because of this, in Duel Links, even if you summon this card with Joy, no lines will appear.[3] The other two that were destroyed together were Psycho Shocker and the Legendary Fisherman , and I felt sorry for them as I remembered their original owners, Esper Roba and Ryota Kajiki, who had become close friends with Jounouchi .[4] It is surprising, but apart from being cowardly, Haga is proud of his insect deck, such as anger that he smashed his cute Great Moss when he was destroyed by Jonouchi, and he would give him an upset price when the Queen's eggs were destroyed.[5] Theoretically, the maximum attack power is 4600, but when an attack is declared, it is actually 4400 due to the effect of .[6] In fact , Insector Haga in the original work also used this tactic

It also gives you the versatility of running a full EX deck if you want to, and then you get around things like Sigilyph (LTR 66/113) and Suicune (PLS 20/101) that block your EXs from attacking
Currently, these decks are rogue strategies, but some of them are incredibly competitive because of their utility and their ability to quickly disrupt the opponent's board