You know, typical old school Yu-Gi-Oh stuff
At the start of the Damage Step, if this card attacks an opponent's monster: You can place that opponent's monster in a zone this card points to and take control of it, but send it to the GY during the End Phase of the next turn
discussed here is defined by game-defining twists in how the card game would evolve in the years which followed, or were simply powerful enough to serve as a warning for the future
Sound hasn't received much of an overhaul
While there are only a handful of cards so far for this new archetype, it is flexible enough to sync with more established decks
5Ds may not have been the most beloved entry in the franchise when it first came out, but it has seen a major shift in popularity over the years, which has helped Stardust Dragon become a fan-favorite monster