While his stats are beefy, hes still a vanilla card with no effect, so hes not very popular among players, but he does still get some fringe play in certain Steel decks because, at the end of the day, big stats are big stats, and its nice to have a big dude to play if the game goes long
It was ubiquitous at casual, multiplayer, Standard and more
The Jackie Robinson shows some of the 1952 #311 Mickey Mantle card that sat next to it on the sheet
Sorceries 307.1
Plague Engineer and Engineered Explosives serve as your board wipes for this deck, as both are very versatile in hitting many different haymakers in Legacy
Artwork-wise it uses a twist on the classic Kazuki Takahashi artwork, from before even Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon had been printed, instead taking inspiration from the artwork featured in the Yu-Gi-Oh manga