(It took until the very end of the year for Konami to ban the much-derided Mystic Mine, whose effect preventing the player with the most monsters from activating monster effects or declaring attacks was both a main-deck staple and universally hated as a card that all players needed to counter to find a path to victory.) Yet discussions of the ever-evolving nature of the Yu-Gi-Oh
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(2021-02-05) If another effect (or effects) modifies how much damage your Giant source would dealby preventing some of it, for examplethe player being dealt damage or the controller of the permanent being dealt damage chooses the order in which any such effects (including Calamity Bearers) apply
In fact, this card probably backfires more often than not since some FIN Limited archetypes care about the cards in their graveyard