Exchange →Used Deck

People who saw this picture and thought, "Why didn't you choose the vase of greed...?" You want to collect Exodia, right?
You can steal the opponent's hand trigger and make it your own. In this day and age, cards that aren't general-purpose cards are likely to become dead cards even if you get them, so the risk of the activation side is surprisingly low.
His gun-down type Deck like TRUE and Barrier Statue Beat makes it easy to select cards to pass, so maybe you can use it?
However, the rules are very complicated, so when you put it into actual combat, you won't get a very good look. For example, even if he gives Dark World to him and makes him discard it, the opponent's effect cannot activate the trigger to discard it.
What is particularly annoying is that if the sleeves are different, the cards will be exposed and you will not be able to select them at random, but the official ``does not assume play with sleeves.'' I have answered. (This has now been fixed. When choosing randomly, use the dice.) Even after 20 years have passed since this card came out, problems such as how to deal with remote dueling continue to erupt. It is also a difficult card unique to the early days when it was about.
Also, if you've used this card and forgot to return it, don't get mad at me, so raise your hand.

A true "hand swap" card that does one of the taboos in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, "adding the opponent's hand to your own".
Depending on the situation, it is possible to drive a card that has only one card in his deck to an area where the opponent can not find it no matter how much he searches his deck or his GY, so his Exodia can be used like the image. If you take the main body and keep it as it is, your opponent will be in the same state as losing a winning streak.
I thought, but how are you? Looking at how to do this kind of cross, does this image mean that the side with the Exo parts is receiving the Exo body?
Its true identity is the card used by Yugi in the original work, and as a duel production, it is a projectile weapon with a perfect score of 100.
Currently, designing this from scratch would require considerable hesitation and appropriate determination.
In addition, the image on this site is a reprinted version, and when it first appeared, the cards in each other's hands were the bonus cards randomly attached to the DM3.

in modern TCG
Speaking of "hand exchange"
Refers to the process of "drawing N cards, discarding M cards" or the reverse order.
... but this card
"Show your opponent's hand and exchange one card each"
I'm going to let you do something outrageous.
I will hand over an important card myself.
Being able to confiscate one of your opponent's cards may break your opponent's strategy.
You can peep for free.
If you can grab a card with high versatility, you might be able to use it as it is.
however,
In modern OCG, which emphasizes coherence in categories,
There are cards that have no use in his deck
Some cards only work in certain categories
So if there is such a card that I can't let go of, I'll have to kidnap it.
You will have to hand over your own cards, but it should be possible to leave only "cards that can be crossed"
Now,
From here on, it's a digression, but it's the main topic.
In the modern TCG scene these types of cards cause a lot of problems.
The biggest problem is the "sleeve".
The Yu-Gi-Oh anime all play with bare cards, but real TCG players sleeve their cards.
Yes, if you pass your hand with this card, those existences will be lost.
If you try to activate random handicap in this state, you can understand that troublesome processing will occur. Ingenuity is required, such as having a proxy card temporarily held, or deciding with dice.
Next is "processing after the battle".
Borrowing cards is out of the question, and it's not nice to have to return cards at intervals during match battles.
Still, I'm sure it's a great effect that made the famous scenes in the original and animation stand out from the shadows.
If it's a digital game, I don't have to worry about this kind of trouble, so I have a feeling that I want to play hard.

Comprehensive evaluation: Is it good to deploy and use only unnecessary cards in your hand?
It's similar to 《Confiscation》in that you can check the opponent's hand and steal a useful card from it, but you can also show your hand and give one card to the opponent.
Basically, it is better to use only useless cards and let them rot in your opponent's hand.
Cards that are effective in GY are difficult to cost and null.
It's possible to aim for a combo with "Weather Report" by handing over "Swords of Revealing Light", but it's too obvious.

A card with very high uniqueness and combo potential.
The effect of switching the owner's card is troublesome in terms of rules, and I have the impression that it is a card for advanced players who need to be careful in using it.

It's not just a card that simply "exchanges your hand", it's a card that generates all sorts of invisible advantages and psychological warfare, and has a strong entertainment element.

No matter which one was activated, I would like to say why it was activated with this hand.
You can steal opponent's cards, or use it as a combo deck to push your own cards, but the reward is quite high.

Let's push unwanted cards!
And get the cards you need!

"If the opponent's deck finds out that he's not a Qliphort, let's use this card to force 《Apoqliphort Towers》(laughs)."
For better or worse, a card that depends on the opponent and chooses the right timing.
In the current environment, there are a lot of theme decks, so it would be interesting to look at the other party's theme and give them [cards that can't be used in that theme]. (From the "" part of the first sentence.)
It is also possible to push cards that are not needed for the opponent.
However, if you steal the opponent's card (?), there may be a high chance that you won't be able to steal what you want.
It would be profitable to steal his versatile spells and traps.
Cards with amazing illustrations (in the sense of fun) as usual (laughs)

Why are there so many illustrations?
In one illustration, he is said to be holding 3 exos, a pot of greed, and a thunderbolt.
As expected, it seems that the exo head and thunderbolt have been exchanged, but the exo side seems to have no chance of winning, and no matter how the other one develops, the thunderbolt is waiting.
《Gift Exchange》can't wait! A card for someone. perhaps

Specs that can be used even if two pins are inserted in the theme Deck. Seriously, some people put him in Infernoid. You can give your opponent his Infernoid to ruin a card in your hand.
Thanks to Toon too. You can also hand over things that can't be activated without a world, such as rollback and shadow, to your opponent and exchange cards.

A card that exchanges cards with your opponent.
Hand over the meaningless cards in your hand,
It's best if you can steal the opponent's excellent cards,
Themed Decks are trending,
Since the number of dedicated support cards is increasing,
The odds of it going well are low.
Taking advantage of the fact that you can check your hand
It would be effective to aim for the handicap.
I personally think it's an interesting card.

Being able to exchange rotten cards in your hand with your opponent's key cards while peeping is a seemingly excellent effect. However, for better or worse, it is a card that depends on the opponent and chooses the activation timing quite a bit. Basically, it can be said that it is a card to liven up the duel.

The effect itself is a very interesting card. You can activate it whenever you like, so he can adjust his hand with a Spell Trap set, etc., and while handing the rotten card to the opponent, let's do peeping + tactical crushing. Give me the spirit and I'll be back!

For a while, it was recommended to put it in a sleeve, but it was a famous card that was not supposed to be played in a sleeve.
At first glance, the exchange of cards seems to be insignificant, but it is quite annoying.
Moreover, the location of the opponent's hand is in a sense a removal to a more troublesome location than the Deck or exclusion.
Still, due to the nature of being robbed by the opponent, it's for entertainment...

I can steal good cards (^u^)

It's a pretty good card in terms of entertaining your opponent.
While preparing for handicap... ZE (King's style) who hates doing such a thing.

A spell card that has the effect of revealing each other's hand and choosing and exchanging one card at a time.
Now that it's become commonplace to fight with theme decks, it's easier to hand over meaningless cards to your opponent. Conversely, it can be said that it has become difficult to steal cards that are meaningful to you.
It's a type of entertainment card that makes the duel exciting when used, but it's likely that nothing will happen just by exchanging it. It is extremely difficult to incorporate the opponent's hand into the strategy, and it is a card that is accompanied by instability and dependence on the opponent.

A card that often causes trouble in various ways. When you were a kid, there must have been a lot of people who used this card to borrow or get ripped off, and got into fights. In addition, it is a card that tests each other's common sense even in official situations, and it is a very difficult card to arbitrate. Even in online dueling, there's nothing wrong with it.
In general, it is a card that was created in an era when even vague effects were allowed due to the good intentions of the player, and in this day and age where fairness and interpretation are valued, it is a deadly anachronistic card. What he's doing is peeping handicap, which is Konami's trauma.

Yugi: Kaiba, thank you. Osiris is in my hand!
Kaiba: "Kuh...!"
(After this) Titty ♪
was an anime, but in reality each other is important at that time
You must be thinking that stealing each other's cards
Mostly, right?
Whether we can get a card that can be used for each other
I don't know, but it's true that I'm going to lose my ad for the time being.

Other than that, it's a good card that can be used, but I don't know if I'm going to lose one card...