Vanity's Emptiness Forbidden→Used Deck

In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are a number of cards that have been banned because the effect of sealing his Special Summon of monsters is too heinous, and this card is one of them.
Not only does Kaiju and Super Fusion, which are used for removal, become powerless just by being in the field, but the conditions for self-destruction are loose, so it's also troublesome that you can cancel it at any time.
If he activates this card after finishing his Special Summon in the first attack, the opponent will be able to do almost nothing unless they draw a removal card such as Harpie's Feather Duster, and the turn will end.
It would make sense to get banned. 10 points without complaint.

Whoever deploys it first and puts it out first wins! It is a permanent meta trap that is the ultimate form of!
This kind of winning card is also a base for themes that are greatly inferior to the environmental forces in terms of overall strength to reward the environmental theme. is slow, so even if it has a fairly high power, unless it's a very powerful card like Royal Oppression, it's rare for it to be regulated, let alone banned. Not until now.
However, in recent years, in addition to this card, 《Imperial Order》becoming a banned card, 《Skill Drain》becoming a restricted card, even 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》have been cut down on MD, and the reason is that it is no longer a “Continuous Trap”. The current situation is that it is becoming difficult for meta cards that have too much impact on duels to continue to be used as unlimited cards.
Even cards like "Summon Limit" and "Macro Cosmos" don't know what will happen in MD, let alone on paper.
A little while ago, there were many restrictions on attacking cards, such as 《Called by the Grave》, 《Crossout Designator》, 《Red Reboot》, and 《Lightning Storm》, so I can't say it's an unfair treatment...

If you use this, the air will become real 《Vanity's Emptiness》even between players, so you should stop using it.

If one corner of the strongest card is decided, it is equal to the winning card
There are several other cards that seal Special Summon, but this one was too easy to use. Also, @Ignister was doing really crazy things like searching for 《Vanity's Emptiness》using 《Primathmech Alembertian》. The self-destruct effect is neither a disadvantage nor a weakness, and you can prevent cards from going to his GY with Macro Cosmos, and you can get away with just using an appropriate spell card on your turn.

Comprehensive evaluation: It became arbitrarily removable Special Summon sealing, and it was still too strong.
It is troublesome to be able to set it on your turn, activate it on your opponent's turn, seal the Special Summon, use his Spell Card, etc. on your turn to self-destruct, and you can use his Special Summon.
Special Summon-dependent deployments are almost gone, and you'll have to pile up removal to deal with it.
Opportunities to set spells and traps are decreasing, and accidents are more likely to occur when cards with limited roles are used.

It should have been printed as a degraded version of "Royal Oppression"...?
This card has been unlimited for quite some time. Because it was so fragile that it was called a weak space. If you want to interfere with Special Summon, Jinkei and Naraku are enough, and you don't need to rely on this unstable thing. However, its value was recognized early on by the top players, and since it was a no-rare card, it was priced close to 3,000 yen when it first appeared. It can be said that the reason for the delay in the regulation is that it is expensive and the adoption rate at the general level was low.
It's a deterioration of oppression, but it's too fragile characteristic can also be abused. This guy's strength is that you can use it to unilaterally deploy by intentionally self-destructing on your own turn, like the previous errata imperial command. Also, if you combine it with 《Macro Cosmos》, you will be able to exert strong control power by combining it with Macro, and you can even ignore the disadvantage of self-destruction. known as macrospace.
This card came to the fore during the Magical Dragon Ruler era. It suddenly became famous because it was used by the so-called Trike Liner Kudo. After that, as the weight of Special Summon increased, this card also showed its true potential.
And, sadly, as the fate of the trap card, it was only used to cover the preemptive suppression, and finally became a banned card. Who would have thought 10 years ago that such a minor card would be banned?

Finally Banned Continuous Trap.
In a modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where most of his decks heavily use his Special Summon, is a meta card too strong to block it without any downsides?
The problem with this card is that it can also be used in Decks that require Special Summon. It was possible to build a powerful control board, set Vanity's Emptiness on top of it, and activate it during the opponent's turn, which was a crime-like operation.
Personally, I would like to thank Konami for keeping a check on the first attack.

The strongest trap with a one-hit kill. A cheat card that everyone has a headache with when it comes out. It seems that the adoption rate has increased even more since the imperial decree disappeared. There are many decks with 41 cards in order to include it, and there are fewer decks without it if you include the sides. Continuous Trap is presupposed to be pulled, but if pulled in advance, it works almost like a turn skip. It can be dealt with with Spell Trap removal, but now there are many cases where even feathers are not included in the main, and general-purpose removal monsters like Trimare Phoenix cannot be used after this is played. The head of the suspicious Trap after the imperial order passed away.

The reason why red-eyed users pile up tsuitsui.
A card of despair that completely dies her deck on the highest Special Summon axis.
Because it's not "negate Special Summon" but "Can't Special Summon", it's very troublesome to block the activation of the effect itself and even block her sending GY at the cost.
However, since it has a self-destruct effect, it is possible to get rid of it with an appropriate card such as Cyclone, Earth Smasher, or something like that, but it goes without saying that if you stack cards dedicated to removal that do not go through Special Summon, Accident rate goes up as you go.
Also, since you can force the removal card to be activated first, you can indirectly prepare a chain block in front of the opponent's Special Summon to gain a chance to hit more obstruction cards and extra G.
Also, if you activate his spells or release effects yourself, you can destroy it, so although they interact with each other, they don't hinder you much. Rather, it can be called a card with the advantage of being able to unlock it at any time.
It's not a terrible card that destroys the game balance, but there aren't many cards that make you feel bad about being used like this. Since it's a card that only strengthens the preemptive control, I'm worried that it will eventually get KONMAI's resentment and get banned.
Personally, I think it's an interesting card as long as it's restricted and doesn't come up too many times in a single match.

A special summon meta tag that feels like it's getting more and more attention in recent years. The original intention of the development side of this card's design was twisted in the modern environment, and this card design, which exists only to strengthen the preceding board, seems to be disliked by Konami's current policy, so it will be banned. That feeling is strong. All the beautiful girls who were announced the other day and attacked afterward will be meta with this card, so it's likely to be one of the factors when it comes to banning.

Special Summon meta card that is prohibited in TCG.
The strength of this card is that you can almost unilaterally block your opponent's Special Summon.
While this card is active, just by activating her Spell card on your turn,
This card is fragile and crumbling, so it has a normal strength even in her deck where I use her Special Summon a lot.
As expected, the ban is a bit too cautious, but it's a representative meta card that will definitely continue to be restricted.

A card that shuts out Special Summon. It's weak point is that it doesn't hold a lot of space, but you can make up for it by optimizing the timing of its activation or activating 《Macro Cosmos》at the same time.

Among the many permanent meta traps that completely block each other's special summons, it is a particularly binding card, and one of the few trap cards that are subject to some kind of regulation as of 2020, excluding banned cards.
A rare card that destroys itself when certain conditions are met, but actually creates a chain block and breaks it.
Even if this effect is already applied, sending another card to his GY in the middle of the chain will not cause this card to immediately self-destruct, so be careful.
It's easy to break, but it doesn't matter if it's banished or sent from your hand to GY, the activation itself is Furice and has no cost, so its versatility is very high, and if you can stop it once with a chain activation, it's enough idea. It can be said that there are no permanent Special Summon seal cards that are so easy to use.
Postscript: Following the imperial decree that banned it in April 2022, this card was also banned in July's Limit Regulations.
After all, it is too outrageous to use it to open at the same time as the opponent's turn of the second attack begins after doing whatever you want with the first attack. I felt like I had reached my limit when I came up with a way to attract cards.
For monsters with complete immunity, his Kaiju avoidance was the best, but from now on, that will no longer be the case.
With the departure of the two major giants of permanent meta traps, Edict and Void, Trap cards that can be used in official duels and are regulated are restricted to reboot and linkane, and semi-restricted to blood stains, and finally there are only 3 cards. I got it.

I have been hit by TRUE in a macro space... (all cards that go to GY are excluded, Vanity's Emptiness doesn't self-destruct) Also, this card's official name is "Vanity Space". Yes, it's not "Kyomuku Ukan"... Be careful when using cards that require you to declare a card name, such as 《Mind Crush》(probably you won't have such an opportunity in your lifetime)

Perpetuation of the Special Summon meta, which has achieved a great success as if it were a lie when it was said to be a weak space.
Permanent maintenance premise, even if it is disposable, it is strong, and Special Summon, which forms a chain, has achieved 1:1 exchange even if it is disposable.
Although there are aspects that are slightly shaken by the environment, the performance of going to pick up the mount is very high.
It is said to be self-destructing more easily than over there, and the disadvantage is that it cannot be prevented unless it is activated in advance for Special Summon, which does not form a chain, but being easy to self-destruct is also an advantage, and it does not self-destruct like oppression. It is hard to choose a deck rather than oppression because it can be erased as soon as it gets in the way.

The drawback is that it is so fragile that it is said to be a weak space, but it is quite easy to seal Special Summon.
Considering this merit, it is enough to have all your own fields as a demerit.
As the times progressed, it became easier to line up cards with high control power, and the fragility of this card became easier to follow, and it was installed in his Deck, which used a lot of Special Summons like the former oppression. It has become a card that wins every time it is activated.
In other words, it was superior to oppression in that it was easy to handle fragility as an advantage.
One piece that raised stocks too much due to the change of times.

It's simply strong, and it's a bad card, but it's well-balanced and doesn't fit in every deck, so it's a good card. (Could you drop it to semi-restriction soon?)

Just one word. Very annoying when activated.
Now it's easier to cancel voluntarily, so it can be used as a suppression card for only one turn.

Special Summon I will never forgive you. His recent deck, which hits Special Summon repeatedly, is piercingly pierced. Moreover, since it can be chained and activated, it is also possible to chain to the opponent's card with the Special Summon effect so as not to lose the add. Even if you send it from your hand to his GY, it won't self-destruct, so it works great with hand triggers. It's relatively serious, and it wouldn't be strange if it was banned at any time, but it survived tenaciously.

A simple and powerful Continuous Trap called the Special Summon meta.
It's easy to use because it self-destructs just by sending a card from the field or deck to GY.

Surprisingly, the combo with 《Macro Cosmos》seems to be official.
(The Valuable Book 13)

Thank you for your help with DD.

Illustrations are regulated overseas, but considering the trends and changes in illustration regulations overseas, I wonder if 《Vanity's Fiend》was seen as an outrageous pervert, or rather, an exhibitionist.
Ugh.
If you have some way to send it to GY, you can't Special Summon that turn at no cost, which is a dangerous performance. The conditions for self-destruction are too loose, so I don't want to maintain it, but I'm in trouble, so I destroy it early, or I deploy it and cover it with this before the opponent deploys.
I don't think it's possible to maintain even with a deck that doesn't use Special Summon.

I think it's a convenient countermeasure card because there are many cases where you can save your opponent's trump card by stopping his Special Summon even once.
If you think that you can do it when you want to cancel the disadvantages on your own turn, I think it will be an advantage.

There is a self-destruct condition, but for the time being, it is an outrageous card that seals Special Summon at no cost, and it is possible to fight without Special Summon, and due to the characteristics of the Deck, it is difficult for cards to be sent to GY and self-destruct. Two decks are populated at near-mandatory levels.
Of course, the Special Summon seal also extends to yourself, so the only deck you can easily throw in is his deck above, and most decks are difficult to throw in because they tend to self-destruct whether or not they rely on his Special Summon.
It's supposed to be like that, but even if you use his Special Summon a lot, it's a wrong use that takes advantage of the loose self-destruction condition of blocking only his opponent's Special Summon for one turn and self-destroying it on your turn. What you are doing is the same as the suppression of banned cards.
In addition to the strength of the original card, there is also such a background, it is currently a restricted card, Qlihort and Yosenju, regardless of the original usage, it is strange no matter how you think about it, this card is included in HERO.

You can make it misfire just by chaining to the opponent's fusion or resurrection
You may think that your development will be hindered, but you can cancel it just by using a spell card, so what you are doing is no different from oppression (although the persistence is different).
Many fan Decks that rely heavily on Special Summon will have a tough time with this one
Especially if you use it after you have fully deployed, the opponent will not be able to do anything.

I want to say a lot, but just one word
very annoying
Just one more word because it won't be more than 40 characters
I re-recorded it in RareColle

Until now, the price was high and I couldn't afford it, but thanks to this reprint, the price is affordable.

A variety of strange things that are usually strong and excellent in versatility. If you use Cyclone, it will self-destruct, but I think it is strong to chain to the opponent's resurrection. Expensive though.

The self-destruction conditions are very loose, but conversely, it can also be an advantage. Special Summon Bind itself is a very powerful effect even if it is disposable, so the fact that it self-destructs easily can be used as a meta card that can be used in any deck. If it becomes a one-sided Special Summon seal, it will even work more than 《Royal Oppression》. If you want to keep it, you'll have to combine it with something like Imperial Custom.

A successor to oppression called Continuous Trap with Special Summon sealed.
This one is fragile because it breaks on its own.
It is powerful if you can put out a monster with high control power and further cover it with this card.
There is also a combo called void key beetle that reinforces with master key beetle.
It was reprinted in GS, but it didn't drop in price because it's a rare item...

Good match with Artifact if you just want to stop Special Summon for 1 turn.
This card is gone during Artifact's Special Summon.

《Vanity's Fiend》「Hora」（Boron
《Vanity's Fiend》What are you doing...
I thought it would be easy to get the long-awaited reprint, but the fact that this card won the 1st place in the popular vote makes me wonder how much the current environment depends on Special Summon, and he has a lot of decks.

A slightly peculiar Special Summon meta that was singled out in response to the Dragon Ruler craze. Not only does it work well with Evilswarm, Dark World, and Bujin, who don't do Special Summons very much, as they can handle Key Beetles, but even in Decks that use Special Summons a lot, this card can only block the opponent's Special Summons. Chic usage is also possible.
If you change your point of view, the self-destruction disadvantage can be converted into an advantage that is easy to throw away, and the popularity and price soar. Later, due to its popularity, it was selected for the GS voting slot and won the top spot, and everyone was happy for a short time. I wonder if it's quite cheap compared to increased G and demoche for a while. What was the popularity vote for?

It appeared in the GS series, but I bought 3 boxes and didn't get a single one. The self-destruct effect is hard to avoid, but on the other hand, it has a nasty effect that will only stop the opponent, so there should be more than a few people who expected GS... Even so, there are no 3 Volkas...

Has a self-destruct effect, but can be used to seal Special Summon. In the current environment, there are almost no decks that do not use Special Summon at all, so a meta card that sticks in many decks.
Reprinted by GS vote. I think many people will be happy because it was a difficult card to obtain. However, compared to Volka and Seirios, who only need 1 copy, it's a bit harsh that this card, which requires at least 2 copies, is a non-rare frame.

One of the cards whose illustrations have been changed for some reason overseas.
Is it the relationship of the degree of exposure?
The effect is powerful and useful.

Metacard for Special Summon.
The only drawback is that it is very fragile because the condition for self-destruction is that the card is sent to his GY.
Even just chaining to Special Summon is enough performance.
Conversely, the disadvantage of self-destruction can be canceled by using his spell card suitable for his turn,
It is also an excellent point that it does not interfere with his Special Summon card.
Now that 《Royal Oppression》is banned, the ease of handling Special Summon as a meta card has been evaluated, and in the vote of GOLD SERIS, it won the re-recording slot in 1st place.

Powerful Fan Deck Killing Meta Card
I feel that the recent environmental abnormalities are appearing in the place where this is the first place...

Now every deck has a special summon, so it's pretty powerful.

Mr. Void, what are you doing?
A meta card that you often see in your wallet these days.
Although maintenance itself is difficult, it is strong once it is decided. I'm using it like it's disposable.

《No. 66 Compatibility with Supreme Key Beetle Master Key Beetle is terrible.
Recommended for Decks that use Key Beetles

Avoiding self-destruction with customs and white dragons is more than real oppression.
It's pretty interesting. I am indebted to Metabi.

oh! There's a meta card here! (smile)
I forgot!

It's not very noticeable, but I think it's a pretty interesting card.
Since it cannot be activated by chaining to Special Summon, it must be activated in advance,
If you activate it when you have all the materials, it will stop Synchro & Xyz.
Since the self-destruction effect is loose, it is easy to operate, and you can grab the flow by doing a full bokko on the return turn.
However, overconfidence is prohibited because it is vulnerable to permanent late cyclones.

Um...what are you going to do?

Personally, I think it's a category that can be used in the recent Norare.
Although it has more binding force than oppression, it is more fragile than oppression.
Isn't it okay to put it in a metabi that adopts a dimension like Dimension Air Toss?
In addition, it can be considered as a Special Summon meta that can be used like a truster because it can be easily peeled off.
Therefore, it became possible to use oppression to stop the opponent's deployment by jumping ahead, and as a result, the price skyrocketed.
Reprints in GS and rares are restricted after mass distribution due to this. After all, even if the binding force is tight, the Special Summon seal that can be actively negate is dangerous.

It's finally time to be evaluated! ! "Congratulations on winning first place in the voting ranking, congratulations...!"
Even if it is momentary, it should be worth it to seal Special Summon once at no cost.
It's easy to peel off, so I felt like I could use it as a general-purpose Seal for his Special Summon more than a meta card.
And with the appearance of his Bujin, the evaluation finally exploded. He is a card that keeps triggering hand and activating his GY.
Now that Xyz is fully open and oppression is prohibited, he is expected to play an active role in the golden age of Special Summon.
And he not only increased the number of compatible decks such as Qlihort and Yosenju, but also increased the situation of loading this card to prevent one-kill even if it seemed to be bad compatibility. It's unavoidable late blooming crazy blooming.

Enter the Dimension Monarch! If you think
I can't special summon him, so I can't return survivors and reconnaissance planes
The deck that enters is about meta beat.

Since it cannot be activated by chaining to Special Summon, it must be activated in advance,
If you activate it when you have all the materials, it will stop Synchro & Xyz.
Since the self-destruction effect is loose, it is easy to operate, and you can grab the flow by doing a full bokko on the return turn.
However, overconfidence is prohibited because it is vulnerable to permanent late cyclones.
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†Kurosho Ryusei† 2011-06-23 17:43:40 [4]
Um...what are you going to do?
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Scrap Tritodon 2011-03-27 20:58:01 [3]
Personally, I think it's a category that can be used in the recent Norare.
Although it has more binding force than oppression, it is more fragile than oppression.
Isn't it okay to put it in a metabi that adopts a dimension like Dimension Air Toss?
In addition, it can be considered as a Special Summon meta that can be used like a truster because it can be easily peeled off.
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When 2013-12-22 16:38:38 [2]
It's finally time to be evaluated! ! "Congratulations on winning first place in the voting ranking, congratulations...!"
Even if it is momentary, it should be worth it to seal Special Summon once at no cost.
It's easy to peel off, so I thought it could be used as a general-purpose Special Summon seal more than a meta card.
And with the appearance of his Bujin, the evaluation finally exploded. He is a card that keeps triggering hand and activating his GY.
Now that Xyz is fully open and oppression is prohibited, he is expected to play an active role in the golden age of Special Summon.
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dream 2010-08-06 08:02:19 [1]
Enter the Dimension Monarch! If you think
I can't special summon him, so I can't return survivors and reconnaissance planes
The deck that enters is about meta beat.