Gren Maju Da Eiza

Gren Maju Da Eiza first appeared in the 2004 set Soul of the Duelist. Originally introduced as a high-risk, high-reward monster, its design centers on a mechanic that scales its attack and defense based on the number of cards removed from play, or banished, by the player. This design was intended to synergize with strategies that exile cards as a cost, turning a disadvantage into a massive offensive threat that can often secure a victory in a single strike.

The specific version in Battles of Legend: Chapter 1, released as BLC1-EN160, is a common rarity reprint of this iconic card. This collection is intended to provide players with accessible copies of historically significant or competitively relevant cards. While the artwork retains the original, striking aesthetic of a towering, volatile creature, this reprint allows newer collectors and players to incorporate a classic 'win condition' into modern banish-focused decks without the higher costs associated with older, rarer printings.