Even without any game-breaking effects, this card is always going to command some respect due to its role in the anime and just how much of a cultural icon it is for Yu-Gi-Oh
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That said, should Yuna break out on the competitive scene, the card should remain popular for some time to come
The second subset of "Vampire" monsters, released after Dark Saviors , share a common focus on taking control of the opponent's monsters, by Special Summoning those monsters from the opponent's GY (an effect originally possessed by "Vampire Baby" and "Crimson Knight Vampire Bram"), with most of the Main Deck "Vampires" doing so by destroying the opponent's monster in battle, then Special Summoning that monster from the opponent's GY at the end of the Battle Phase
LP cards sell for roughly $30, but NM copies command $45, tripling the cost of HP copies
In particular, I was drawn to the mysterious badassery that was Cloud and Sephiroth, and it made me want to look into their original game that much more