Not just because it's a terrible card, but also because it's been desperately trying to cling on to a valid strategy ever since it was printed in 2005, and players have been trying to find that strategy for basically the entire time it has existed
Cards that close games when assembled with one or two specific others Thassa's Oracle, Underworld Breach, Lion's Eye Diamond
Its an efficient mixture of graveyard hate and value card all around
Over 70% of the information on a Japanese Pokemon card uses numbers, symbols, and icons that are identical to English versions
If games are longer (than a RDW deck or other place Fireblast is exceptional in) then you will have Fireblast being dead in hand for longer on average and that isn't great
Like, if you type out the characters in romaji OR hiragana/katakana kana, youll get that specific Hisuian character