Dragged Down into the Grave →Used Deck

Her Spell Card, which is familiar to Ishizu in the original Battle City arc, "Show me! Seto!"
Following "The Eye of Truth", it is a card that determined the impression that Kaiba is a character who feels strong resentment when his hands are known. .
The effect is that you can draw 1 card after each other's Peeping Handes, and this is a numerical disadvantage due to the consumption of this card, but the necessary cards in your hand before the activation will be on the field. There is an advantage of being able to put it out.
Even though it applies to both sides, the Spell that allows you to peeping handicap at no cost is valuable, and by reducing the number of cards in your hand, you can control the cards your opponent discards to some extent. You can bring in a situation where you have to discard monsters whose effects are triggered by , or Spell Trap cards with effects that are activated by GY.
However, there are not many people who like to use it because the content of the extra 1 draw cannot be confirmed, and it always comes with stress that it will backfire.
Since it has a draw effect, it has the disadvantage that it can be caught by Urara, but on the contrary, it can be regarded as a card that lures Urara. If you chain and throw it, you can say it's a good deal.

If you use it as it is, the user will be -1 for this card.
In today's fast-paced dueling world, 90% of the opponent's deck and options can be determined just by peeping.
It's not hard to imagine the strength of having an arbitrary handicap attached as a bonus.
I will face the same thing, but I will lie down in advance
It is possible to turn it into an advantage by consolidating your hand with only cards that use the discard effect like [Dark World].
It is a card that you can feel that the initiative of this kind of effect that makes you choose is always on the side that uses it.
If you're forced to raise the drawback, it would have been better if you had no draw effect
Since it draws after peeping, there remains an element of uncertainty as to what this one card is.
Because of this effect, it will be blocked by 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》.

It used to be so famous that people would say "The Shallow Grave" or this when they said "grave". A card that peeps and handicap each other and draws compensation.
A very rare existence called Normal Spell that can perform handicap including peeping in the current environment.
Since the quality of convenient cards that peeping each other basically declines, performance as a hand exchange cannot be expected, and since there is a compensation draw, it is not good as a handicap, and the performance of the card itself is low, and in fact the evaluation at the time of release was not too high.
But that all changed overnight with the appearance of Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark World. It has been sublimated into an exceptional support card called a deployment card that also serves as a handicap. It was not reprinted for a long time, so it was difficult to collect for its rarity.
It doesn't bother me at all now, but due to the existence of compensation draws, triggered effects related to handicap miss the timing, so there are times when it's compulsory or optional, when or when, and the adoption in Dark World is that. It also played a role in making the neighborhood well known.

Ancestor of 《Called by the Grave》. It tends to be buried because of the nominee, but this is also strong. Recently, when I used Crossout Designator on Kashtira Fenrir, I declared Fenrir, but the opponent didn't resolve the effect.
A valuable card used as a hand exchange method in the Dark World, both now and in the past. By placing his Spell Trap in his hand face down in advance, you can force your opponent to select his Dark World monster and activate the effect of Dark World. Note that you can't activate the effect when discarded by your Dark World opponent, as it's your opponent's choice but it's not a handicap due to an opponent's effect.
On top of that, you can perform Peeping Handes, so it's easy to read your opponent's next move. It works well with 《Eradicator Epidemic Virus》, and you can decide whether to play a virus based on the opponent's hand, and you can take care of the draw after the handicap.
It can also be used as a material to drag Urara. Urara is definitely crushed, so the opponent has no choice but to shoot Urara.
Oddly enough, he's been recruited by Infernity. Draw last so you don't miss the timing of the top Archfiend.

Overall Rating: A card to use in combination with monsters that have effects when discarded, such as Dark World.
After confirming the opponent's hand, he discards one card, but after that he draws one card, so even if you aim for peeping or handicap, there is some uncertainty.
Since the same thing will be done to yourself, there is a possibility that you will not be able to hold the hand trigger.
Is it best to only use cards in hand that have effects if discarded, such as Dark World?
《The Gates of Dark World》is often better for [Dark World], but using it also helps to rotate.

A pretty excellent card that becomes doroso while doing induced care
Of course, it's a card that also gives you handicap, so it can't be used blindly, but it can be used in decks like Noid, where his initial move is a spell card.

At first glance, the illustration looks like a continuation of Called by the Grave, but if you look closely, the color of the hand holding the old man is different, so it's probably irrelevant.
Cards like seizures that span each other.
If you keep only cards in your hand that have effects when they are discarded from your hand, such as Shaddoll or Dark World, then you can only harass your opponent.

Speaking of Graveyards, it's the nominee now, but this one that has existed for a long time is also a good card.
Like Dark World Dealings, it's a card like a 2:1 hand swap, but it also has an element of seizure added to it.
However, it is useless if both parties have no cards in hand, and since the opponent can see your own hand and freely choose and discard it, you need to think carefully about the circumstances in which it will be activated.
As you know, a deck like Dark World that can be used by being thrown away, or a deck like Noid that can be moved if you have enough GY is good compatibility because it is easy to reduce the risk of being eaten by yourself. It can be a meta countermeasure.
Although it is a difficult card to choose depending on the situation and the deck to handle, I think that the performance itself is excellent.

A draw source that draws 1 card after each player chooses 1 card from the opponent's card and discards it.
You can choose the timing to activate it yourself, so you can put inconvenient cards into play or face down before it activates, but you can't necessarily adjust it every time because of the basic add loss, so you choose your Deck to some extent.
In Dark World where it doesn't matter what you throw away, it works great in combos with Minecraft and Virus.
It was reprinted in Ande Strak, but it doesn't have a particularly good compatibility with Ande, so there may be people who wanted to tsukkomi that the grave reprint is not the designated person.

Underwhelming as an exchange card, but pretty good in Dark World

It's an impression that you often see in Dark World's spinning aids, as they peeping at each other and discarding and drawing cards depending on their effects.
It's necessary to adjust the cards that are convenient for the opponent to choose, but in Dark World it was also one of the pleasures to force Painful Choice on the opponent.

Checking each other's hands, one card is a handicap, and then one card is drawn, so it works well with Dark World.
Unlike 《Dark World Dealings》, you can see your opponent's hand, but you can also see your own hand. It's a bit difficult to use with hand triggers, but if you only have cards that can be discarded from your hand to activate their effects, there's no problem even if your opponent sees you, and you can get handicapped while checking yourself, so it's very powerful.

Peeping & handicap model card. Mainly put into Dark World. What you should be careful about is that you have to set or summon cards that you don't want to discard in advance, so be careful when playing. Also, if you play with friends, you may lose the mood of the other party because you will destroy the cards that the other party wants.

An excellent card that combines the effects of peeping and handicap.
Basically, the other cards are laid down so that only the cards you want to discard are left in your hand.
As soon as he uses this card, he knows it's Dark World, so even if he sees his hand, it doesn't hurt him.
However, since the timing of discarding cards from the hand is late for both this card and the transaction, there is a danger that the card that should be discarded due to the Dark Row will be excluded, so be careful.

In the "Dark World" Deck, if you set other cards and leave only "Dark World" monsters in your hand, you can use the "Dark World" monster's effect when discarded and Peeping Hands at the same time, which is an important card. think.
As for the draw effect, I think it's not a bad effect, even though it causes the opponent to draw as well.

Cards often used in [Dark World]. Peeping + handicap + draw 1 card, it's a pretty powerful card, but compared to Dark World Dealings, it's hard to use because you can't choose which cards to discard. However, it can be said to be a very good support card because it can deal with powerful cards in the opponent's hand and also use the effect of Dark World. It is often fully inserted with "trading" as a set.

Cards that may be one of the reasons people hate Dark World
I use two cards, so it's a disadvantage, but if the opponent's discarded card is Blau or Snow, it's a different story.
After the other party sees your hand one-sidedly, the key card you don't want to throw away is also thrown away, so there's no reason to feel good about it.
You can also hit Virus cards and 《Mind Crush》to make it even worse, leading to a brutal handicap.
However, you can't activate it if you don't have any cards in your opponent's hand, so be careful there.

If used in the Dark World, important cards will be discarded.The Dark World will appear.
Disgusting card. But I don't think it will be used much in other decks of his?
Oh, it's also used for Handes and Madou-chan.

Disadvantage isn't out of the question. Rather, I'd like to thank you for helping me exchange cards while carrying the disadvantage on my back (while throwing away my opponent's Monster Reborn).
Dark World purveyor card. It can be compared to bargaining, but you can easily take the initiative by removing the opponent's important cards and threatening cards and forcing them to discard your own Dark World. It can be said that it is an advantage that it can be used to help when hitting a virus. However, if the opponent has no cards in their hand, it spoils.It doesn't work well with monsters that trigger hand cards.It's up to the opponent to discard cards from your hand. So there are advantages and disadvantages.

I think this is the reason why [Dark World] is hated. I've never heard of a peeping handicap that can get an ad, let alone a cost. I give it a high score because it's strong, but I don't want it to be used too much because it's nothing but discomfort for those who use it. A tournament would be nice.

A card that can be said to be a seizure that extends to each other.
In Dark World and Fabled, it is not only handicap and hand exchange, but also assists effect activation,
Sometimes it doesn't just end with a seizure.
If you use it, you can make it handicap with 《Mind Crush》,
It is also possible to keep only cards in your hand that you can discard.

In Dark World, it is a brutal handicap card that allows you to check the opponent's hand and take advantage of one handicap + Dark World monster effect. It's even stronger because you can check the opponent's hand, so if you play a Dark Deck on the next turn, you'll know immediately which one to declare. I think he's a spell because he has the potential to make you think that it's better to stay calm because you can't do anything about this combo.

A card that suddenly increased in demand after Dark World got a big boost with Strak.
Piehan alone is powerful enough, but Dark World's madness effect works well, so it kills two birds with one stone. If you're using Minecraft or a virus, you can do a preview before you hit it, and you can kill three birds with one stone.
Having multiple cards in your hand that you don't want to discard can be a problem, but even with that in mind, I think it's a card that should be used.

If you use it normally, this is a loss, but if you put it in the Dark World, you will rather benefit.
Cards that were ignored in the past, but are being revalued with the rise of Dark World and Fabled
No, I didn't know what was going to happen

Dark World's strongest handicap card.
The price is reasonable, and I definitely want to use it in Dark World.
too strong

A card that was ignored in the past, but is now an excellent card that supports the Dark World.
The effect is to peep both, select a card and discard it. At first glance, I used to think that I couldn't use it, but recently, I've been able to demonstrate tremendous synergy by teaming up with a partner called Dark World.
Adjust your hand to discard only Dark World, and you are Peeping & Micra! I see a lot of combos these days.
If you use it, you can peep the opponent and feel relieved, but if you use it, you will really hate it.

Unlike "Dark World Dealings", they will peep each other.
After all, compatibility with Micra is good, and it will be a good one to use as a handicap.
In particular, it has excellent compatibility with Dark World and Fabled, and should be able to lead to development.
However, since you reveal your hand to the opponent, there is a possibility that they will read your strategy and conversely shoot your Minecraft.
Treat transactions on a case-by-case basis.

Unlike 《Dark World Dealings》, you can get a handicap by looking at the opponent's hand.
Unlike trading, it chooses a case, but the value of this card, which is easy to peep, increases as it becomes Minecraft semi-restricted.
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Cards that shoot and draw seizures against each other. In the end, I lost for this card.
A card I'd rather use as a handicap than for a simple hand exchange. It is a risky but easy-to-use class in handicap.
Compared to "Dark World Dealings", you can't choose which cards you discard, but you can choose which cards your opponent discards. However, if you reduce your own hand, the benefit will be greater.
Naturally, in Dark World and Fabled, it becomes seizure + α. Due to the enhancement of Dark World, the evaluation jumped and became a rare card, but it was reprinted in the Battle City edition.

I don't really care about Yu-Gi-Oh!