Its even flexible enough to hit small things like Sakura-Tribe Scout and giant things like Primeval Titan.
Ever since its release, this deck has had the flexibility to play strong midrange cards that can disrupt your opponents curve, like Magellan, or even deadly top end, like the rush Luffy from OP09
Split second is a mechanic thats rarely seen, but thats because you need to be very careful with it, as it means opponents cant respond to it with most actions
They check that number only while they're resolving and don't count themselves, since they aren't in your graveyard yet
This caused so much consternation that Wizards created the Reserve List, a selection of cards they would not reprint so they couldnt increase the supply of certain cards, making them extremely rare decades later
For a card that received so much hype when previewed, it has seen next to no play so far