Mystical Refpanel →Used Deck

An impressive card that depicts the end of the Yugi VS Jono Civil War.
However, in OCG, it has become a disappointing piece in many ways.
The biggest problem is that the fundamental part of what this card does is not answered by the official rules. Supplementary information such as activation conditions is written on the official website, but as for what will happen as a result, it is an individual answer for each card.
That's no wonder, Yu-Gi-Oh cards don't have an effect that says "target a player". I can't answer what I don't have. The OCG itself is a collector's item that reproduces the card in the works, and it is a card that strongly leaves traces of its origins that he did not think much about actually playing with it.
Diverting from the topic, there were no clearly defined rules for the word "target" in the first Yu-Gi-Oh. It wasn't a problem because it was vaguely inferred from the processing of the original work, but as a result, it sparked a big movement without a clear definition, and even so, Konami, who has an ambiguous stance on the rules, has a problem with the duelists. There is a story that anger exploded and clarified when the text was unified in a hurry. At that time, I didn't see the part that said "target the player", and as a result, this card was also a victim of the rules. As an aside, MtG is a little troublesome because the Japanese translation of any target is different depending on the effect of the card because the target is strict.
Since that would be a problem, the current situation is that it is defined as an effect that transfers "an effect that affects only one player", and the rest is an individual case. It's a waste because of its unique effect, but it can't be helped because it's not in the rules.

It is a card used by Yugi in the original Battle City arc, and it has a strong impression as a card for production in the duel with Brainwashing Jonouchi, but it first appeared when it was used as a counter to the beckoning of darkness in the duel with Pandora. Become.
The effect of the original is "Fairy's Hand Mirror" + α, which allows you to control all spell effects and choose the target yourself, but in OCG, the corresponding cards are hand-related effects such as draw and handicap, and LP such as recovery and damage. However, it does not support effects that affect each other or effects that affect non-players, and it can only be activated against extremely limited cards such as Spell effects, so its versatility is very Low, I must say.
On the other hand, the advantage you get when you catch the opponent's draw spell is very large, and if it requires some kind of cost to activate, it feels great to have the opponent pay for it and steal all the rewards. It will be expanded.
In any case, if you want to use it, it is absolutely necessary to understand exactly what cards it supports and be able to explain it to your opponent. Hmm.

"It's Mystical Refpanel. The target of Meteor of Destruction's attack is me!"
A trap that swaps the targets of spell cards that affect a single player.
Steal draw spells
You can force your opponent with trash cards such as 《The Humble Sentry》.
It's meta or harassment by preparing your own material
It has many uses, but
The hard part is that it has never been reprinted since its first appearance.
In the fluffy text unique to the card from the original work
There is also a demand for unprecedented complicated and mysterious processing
I think the development team doesn't want to do too much because it can cause various problems.
It would have been nice if this game was a TRPG where the GM could have as many interpretations as he wanted.
Unfortunately this is a TCG. I think it was a bit difficult for TCG, where the rulebook is absolute and the rules are too unique. After all, Takahashi-sensei wanted to do a TRPG with OCG.
Let's wait until the dev team comes up with a clever way to express what this card does in a nice way.
I don't think he will come.
In addition, since this card is automatically transferred, it is not possible to reproduce the above-mentioned famous scene.
If you activate it against your opponent's 《Meteor of Destruction》, you'll deal 1000 damage to them and you're done.

I pushed the disadvantage of 《Allure of Darkness》against an opponent who didn't have a DARK monster, and my hand was all handicap.

Comprehensive evaluation: There are uses such as stealing the opponent's draw and repelling burn to the opponent.
If you use it on your opponent's 《Trade-In》, you will draw 2 cards and your opponent will lose their hand.
The advantage difference of the level that the victory or defeat may be decided as it is arrives.
Realistically, are you aiming for 《Pot of Desires》or 《Pot of Duality》?
《Into the Void》can set up a full handicap, but if you don't go first, is there a high chance that you'll be hindered?
It is also possible to transfer recovery and burn, but there are few spell cards that can damage or heal, so you can't aim too much.
There's a good chance it will come as a surprise.

It has a strong unique effect, and although it is somewhat localized, the number of major and effective targets is increasing. I think it will mainly target the general-purpose card exchange system. Also useful as a simple combo card.
However, the influence given to the opponent is unstable, and since it is an old card that has not been reprinted in Roku, processing is troublesome.
I think it's a card for the side and for experts.

An interesting card that imposes costs and steals the opponent's draw
However, it is troublesome to process and it seems to be a problem, so be careful

A Trap that transfers his spell to a player.
While the opponent pays the cost against 《Pot of Desires》etc., you can also impose disadvantages such as draws and 《Into the Void》.
It is also effective for Handes and his LP recovery.

Cards that aren't reprinted for some reason, even though they're disgustingly pushing the original
Rather than reprinting junk like Card of Sanctity and cracking axes over and over again in a short period of time, I'd like to see this reprinted.

The effect is very interesting.
It transfers the effect of his spell that targets the player, but the target is limited and it tends to be pinpointed to the deck that is the meta target, so other cards are easier to use as a side meta.
The biggest aim is to draw cards by paying the hand cost.
Is it because the processing is troublesome that it is difficult to reprint even in the recent trend of pushing the original?

It's rather strange that it hasn't been noticed until now.
If there is room in the deck, I keep pinning it, but I can get it fixed.
However, there are many patterns where the opponent does not know the existence of this card, so it is troublesome to explain.

It seems that Monarch's draw card opponent has been re-evaluated recently, so it's a commemoration.
I can't say that there are many compatible cards.
There are many cards with poor effects even among the few compatible cards
It's no wonder I didn't see it being used much until recently.
Even in the old days when pots of greed weren't banned, you could still use them.
It was a fairly conspicuous card in Yugi and Brainwashing Castle Civil War, and I really like it.

It's a pity that it has no versatility. It's certainly delicious if you can activate it on your opponent's 《Trade-In》, but it's use is too limited. However, the effect itself is unique, so it will depend on future cards.

A fairly unique and valuable card that counters his spells that target the player. Cuckold the opponent's 《Pot of Duality》, or force the effect of 《The Humble Sentry》onto the opponent. It's fun to combine with various cards, but it's useless and difficult to handle on its own.

Target is very local.
Mainly for draw and burn/recovery systems, but still fairly localized.
You can combo with 《Into the Void》to make it handleless, but in that case 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》would be fine?
On top of the interesting effect, it's an out-of-print card, so if something happens, it might change.

A unique card excavated from the darkness of history.
Has the effect of transferring only the effects of his spells that target one player to another.
In addition to working as a meta against his spell cards, mainly handicap burn, he can steal the opponent's draw. Burn meta has better cards, so I want to play against handicap and opponent's draw.
A high-risk draw source called greedy and greedy has appeared, and you can only draw 2 cards from a versatile hand exchange such as trade-in. In order to take away these draw sources, it was also secretly noticed.
Even now, there are quite a few decks where draw sources are indispensable, so there should be situations where it sticks.