No one likes paying Commander tax
Why they're on this list is that every signed print, artist proof, and original artwork is questioned regarding who did it
The basic conceit of Yu-Gi-Oh is that you need a minimum of 40 cards in your deck, with an overall maximum of 60
I could also see this easily being a deck that cares about tokens, taking creatures like Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin and opting for payoffs like Angelic Exaltation
Helm of the Host and Blade of Selves will make sure you get a ton of value from your creatures and if you manage to start populating a token that's a Wood Elves or a Man-o'-War, so be it
But like many of the other commanders the premiere in this set, was open-ended enough that it left a lot of possibilities for combos to be uncovered