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If the target permanent is an illegal target as Defibrillating Current tries to resolve, it won't resolve and none of its effects will happen
His bird face doesn't seem to be too conducive to expressions, but I bet that if he had a regular face, he'd be making one hell of a 'u mad bro' expression as the meteor and ice beam deflects away from him
This makes Grim Backwoods particularly useful in decks that benefit from creature sacrifice mechanics, often seen in black and green decks where creatures can be reanimated or their death triggers are advantageous
However, when this card is knocked out, it goes to the Lost Zone