Trap Dustshoot Forbidden→Used Deck

If this card were to be released to Shabba by some mistake, [Labrynth] would be his strongest deck no matter how hard he tried.
I mean, well, sleep in the pig box forever.

It's true that Peeping Hands is strong, and when this card was active, it didn't have any means to counter it and encouraged an early advantage. Things like, even if you get shot first, if you have more cards in your hand with increased G, it won't affect you much. Spells and EX Decks have increased search methods, and even if you put them back in the Deck, you can't stop them completely. Is it enough? I think there are many people who think that. To be honest, 《Called by the Grave》is stronger.
So why was this card banned? That's because this card has a lot of scandals, and it's an example to make it a black history. The suspicion that the winner of WCS 2011 was loading this in the first car was a big flame. At the same time, the distorted game balance that you can definitely win as long as you draw this card in advance was exposed, and the management was flooded with criticism. In response to this, Konami had to appeal to fix the game balance. That's why Trap Dustshoot had to become a human pillar.
Pot of Greed and 《Graceful Charity》are still some of the reasons why they were banned, but cards like this are directly linked to the win of the person who draws them, and the purpose changes to tactics around the card. That's why this card is unacceptable even in modern times.

Comprehensive evaluation: Because it is easy to increase the number of cards in your hand, you can get more than 《Confiscation》.
Since monster search and salvage methods are often used, there are quite a lot of situations where you have 4 or more cards in your hand and a monster inside.
You can also check the opponent's hand, and to return it to the Deck, you have to search again to reuse it, which is quite troublesome.

Quite a bogus card that pulls off peeping and handicap.
It's not a problem that it's slow because it's a trap, but it's extremely troublesome to be able to return one monster from your hand without any disadvantages.

A card that is said to have over 90% chance of being the first player to go first if it is a top player.
It's better for your mental health not to have these cards in the first place.

Peeping with no cos + a card that bites a handicap that you can choose to return it to his deck, so if you don't use GY, it's a powerful effect.
Compared to Seizure, it is a Trap, so it tends to be one step behind, and there are conditions to activate it, and if it is not the basic early stage, there is also a adoption rate of hand induction, which makes it difficult to play an active role.
Even so, as long as you decide early on, you can gain a considerable advantage, so you have the performance to justify the risk.
It would be difficult to lift the ban because it would encourage the advantage of the first move and make the development one-sided.

One piece that teaches the difficulty of adjusting handicap.
It's a trap card, so it's slower than confiscation, but the no-cost peeping handicap is powerful, and when used in combination with Minecraft, it further promotes the advantage of going first.
Currently, it's possible that trigger conditions can't be met, but since there are more decks than ever before that start with a single card, I think it's atrocious to destroy them and still get information. hey.

An adjusted version of the banned card 《The Forceful Sentry》. There is a restriction that the opponent has 4 or more cards in their hand, but if you activate it early in the game, the opponent can figure out what kind of deck he has, and it is a strong effect because it returns one troublesome monster to his deck.

One of the banned cards with the handicap effect, an adjusted version of 《The Forceful Sentry》.
Since it's a trap, it can't be used right away, and even though the opponent's hand must have 4 or more cards and only monsters are required, it's still brutal.

One of the three sacred treasures of Handes, 《Confiscation》, was adjusted to be a Trap card. A piece that sparked the recurrence of fear, and was eventually banned due to various reasons. 　　
Talking about shadows, a long time ago there was a player holding it five times in a row for the first time in a tournament, and it became a problem, and there were rumors that it was banned.

A card that teaches you how cruel hand peeping can be.
Due to the activation conditions, the second half is rotten, but if you draw it first, you can't activate it.
Since it is a free chain, there is almost no way to avoid it when it is knocked down from the second attacking side.
The dust shot was banned because it encouraged the advantage of the first strike too much.

It's not a dump! ! !
A card that accelerates the "advance advantage".
Although the condition is that the opponent has 4 or more cards in their hand, it can be activated during the opponent's standby phase by laying face down on the first turn.
Since you can also see the cards in your opponent's hand, it's easy to see what the opponent's theme is, and it's easier to come up with a strategy, so Dust Shoot (return to the Deck) monsters that will be your opponent's key cards.
Depending on the opponent's theme, it's a type of bounce that doesn't drop to his GY, so it's perfect for blocking.
Ironically, this card itself seems to have been dust-shot to the banned list.

A card that does peeping handicap at no cost, albeit conditionally. There is a fairly strict condition that the opponent has 4 or more cards in their hand, but if you go face down first, that kind of thing has nothing to do with it. A card that can be said to be an adjusted version of 《The Forceful Sentry》, although there are differences between Spell and Trap. If you draw it in the late game, it will be rotten, but since it accelerated the early advantage, it became a banned card. The problem is the part that gives them an early advantage, so it will be impossible for them to come back.

One of the cards that looks like an incarnation of absolute advantage in advance
I don't want to use it because it's conditional and I can't get a handicap without a monster, but I think it's banned because the fact that this card isn't banned lowers the hurdles for handicap cards.

It is quite strong if it can be activated with the first attack

A delicious card if you hit it on your first hand.
The problem was that you could choose, so if it was random, it wouldn't have been banned.

Even though there are conditions, there was no way that the no-cost handicap would be weak when it comes to activating it...
Peeping handicap with 4 or more cards in the opponent's hand. Tactics by looking into the opponent's hand
Predictable or useful cards are quickly shot into his deck.
The existence of this card was said to be one of the reasons why Yu-Gi-Oh basically had the first-mover advantage.
There's no way I'll ever come back...

that's not trash
Feels like a seizure.
This is fine at the beginning, but if you use it in the middle game, sometimes there are no monsters in your hand. Well, that's an advantage for us.
It was normal and cheap, so it was quite convenient.

A card that can give you a considerable advantage just by laying it down first and activating it on standby.
I feel like it was too late to get banned.

There is no way that no-cost peeping handicap is weak. Only monsters can be handicapped, and although there are conditions to activate it, there are no disadvantages to us, and it's embarrassing to be able to decide which card to handicap after peeping.
If you decide this in advance, you will be able to understand the tactics and the key card will be dropped ... and the victory will be far away at once.

Although it is conditional, it is a card that allows you to check your hand and make a handicap.
It's very brutal because it makes it easier to make strategies after that, and returns monsters to his Deck, which is harder to use than his GY sending.
By combining it with 《Mind Crush》, it is possible to perform a combo that reduces the number of cards in your hand, but perhaps because it was activated on the first turn, it caused the opponent's strategy to collapse, so he himself was hit by a dust shot. .

Has it been banned... The activation of the first turn was brilliant.
If you can't use it in the early stages, the probability of it going bad is high, but the performance when you can use it isn't half bad.
You can peep to know your opponent's tactics and his deck type, and you can get a handicap of one card, which makes the game much easier.
Also, the combo with Minecraft was very powerful, and it was very painful if the key card was discarded.

The fear of the first attack dust is disgusting. After the tactics are exposed, the hand is also disadvantageous...
Against opponents who use their cards roughly, even in the early stages, this is a gamble card that makes you wonder if it really comes in the first hand. It can be used even in the second half if the opponent emphasizes hand add.
When the combo with 《Mind Crush》is decided, the opponent's fighting spirit is silenced, but we are finally banned. In recent years, dueling is so fast that losing even one card in your hand is not fatal...

Limited but peeping handicap is pretty strong.
Returning him to the deck is more troublesome than sending him to GY, although there is a possibility that he will draw again.
It can be said that it is a well-balanced handicap card for an early card, as it can be frustrating at the beginning of the game, and it can be paired with Minecraft to try for further handicap.
. It's hard to get handicap in Yu-Gi-Oh, where it's hard to earn extra cards.

Peeping plus strategic sabotage.
If this card comes to your hand in the first half of the duel, it will be a little easier.