Im willing to be wrong about this though
5C Humans is a cool deck, but with so few appearances, it's hard to analyze its win rates with any statistical significance
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Note: While I never delved too far into the Final Fantasy video games, I did play FF8 when it released (that opening cinematic blew my mind as a lad), and I nearly beat FFX , but was derailed by a crippling BlitzballBlitzball addiction even without the Jecht shot
Of course, much like the early days of the TCG, this card relies on a coin flip to truly reach its potential, but if it does, 80 damage for only one grass energy is quite the steal
