Appointer of the Red Lotus →Used Deck

In the past, it felt like a useless card that paid a huge amount of LP to banish an opponent's card for a single turn, but now with the speeding up of the environment, the importance of a single turn has increased, and it's been evaluated as an excellent card. . Being able to reduce the opponent's hand, even if it's only temporarily, is really strong.

Since the duel has become faster, it is basically settled in 2nd and 3rd turns, and the importance of one card is increasing, so 2000LP is light. My own hand trigger will also be exposed, but if I handicap to catch it, there is no problem. It's easy to understand the power of this card if you don't let your opponent do anything and just say "discard" with Friche. If you can activate it well, it will turn into a power card that does nothing against 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, 《Crossout Designator》, and 《Called by the Grave》. It would be better to put it on the side and put it in when the lead is confirmed. The opponent's 《Evenly Matched》can also be handicapped, and I think that 《Nominee》type cards have a big element of encouraging early advance.

In fact, I think it's a card that is more versatile than Shinsen as long as you put it in from the side and draw it first.
While pulling out the cards that I hate the most, I can perfectly plan where and what to hit after confirming everything in the opponent's hand.
Unlike Shinsen, who is only a summoning negate, Lavago and Ratama can also be shot, and since it is not a negate to activate, it is confiscated, so there is no backlash like his second spell hand-firing.
When it comes to cards that refer to the board, such as Rite and 《Evenly Matched》, if you play them in the first hand, they will become difficult to use after that and tend to rot.
In short, it's like eating Homura Noble Knight's smoke bomb combo with just one card.
Personally, I don't think that Trap Dustshoot, which doesn't leave the Spell Trap, is allowed if this card is okay (although I don't have to go back).
Since he's a Normal Trap, he works well with Labrynth and Traptrix.
There is also the disadvantage that the removed card will be returned at the end, but in a high-speed environment, it is common for the game to be settled on the return turn, or the ad difference will increase and the majority will be almost decided, so with a modern Deck that can earn a lot of ads It shouldn't be a problem if it's not too bad.
If used in combination with 《Kashtira Arise-Heart》, the removed card will not come back, so it becomes a truly unreasonable card that turns into a real Friche 《Confiscation》and 《The Forceful Sentry》.
The downside is that even if you draw first, if you can't build up the board due to the opponent's trigger interference, it might end up being a very salty card. If it's a divine declaration, it will be at least 1 hindrance, but...
In that sense, it may be suitable for the theme of Trap Deck, where the right or wrong of the development doesn't matter much.

Feces weight peeping handes, which has been increasing in adoption rate in recent years
Even if it is heavy, there is no instantaneous ad difference, so if it is decided in a short-term decisive battle, it will be very strong.
It's cool if you can get a high score before the Koyu card is active

It's strong to be able to peeping handicap, even if it's temporary. It's just too expensive. The cost of revealing your hand is also tough, plus 2,000 LP is quite heavy. Unlike Grave and Obliterate, you can't stop hand triggers. However, after Spright went on a rampage, it became a side card that we saw from time to time. As a countermeasure against decks like Urara and Awakage that can't be stopped with single-shot triggers, Meiou and Samboru became regular sideboarders, and they started to attract attention little by little. The time has finally come for this card. Shinsen is more likely to be adopted as a countermeasure against flipping cards like Hades, but if I stop Ragama and the others, I won't do this much anymore. Ragama and Ravago are regular side cards. With monsters lined up side by side, this card can be considered as a starting side for his Deck, which has the power to decide the next turn. I think this is a card to keep an eye on. I just care about how it looks. What the hell is this.

One piece that has been restricted overseas from 2022/10/03.
When the next turn comes around, you'll be ○! A card with a pretty intimidating illustration just to say.
Recently, his ATK has risen considerably, and there are many themes that he can go for a win when the next turn comes around.
In Master Duel, he is a monster with a high ATK on the board, such as Swordsoul, and he is powerful, so it might be a good idea to include him in deck slots.
Growing G is prohibited overseas, and it seems that there are many cases where a lot of flip cards are used because the development system is an environment where it can be bullish (although there are magic caves, etc.). In such a situation, what if this card comes during your Standby Phase on the second turn after your opponent's rough deployment? I want to hit his Kaiju against opponents who are completely immune and just being a nuisance! What if this is used in such a case?
For some reason, you have to know all the cards in your hand and have the number of cards reduced before stepping on the opponent's interference.
If there's a problem, it's a Normal Trap, so it's likely to be slow to use as a second attack. After that, the exclusion will be the next end phase, and since it generally lasts only that turn, I want to settle it as much as possible on the next turn. LP and revealing your hand is nothing short of a drawback after you've done whatever you want.
Whether or not it will be regulated in Japan depends on the future, but the higher the value of one turn, the greater the danger of this card.
By the way, it is normal in Master Duel. Why don't you consider it when he wants to build a deck cheaply?

One of the nominee cards is more senior than the grave and erasure
Peeping Hands itself is powerful, but the cost of revealing 2000 LP and all of your hand is very high, and on top of that, it will return to the original state during the opponent's end phase, so if you don't settle it on the next turn, you're in trouble. I will fall.
It's a difficult card to use in most of his decks, but one turn is enough if you can settle the game on the next turn. Candidate for care.
It's a card with a track record that is restricted overseas, but in the OCG environment where increased G is active, that care is prioritized, so I don't see it much.

A card that allows Peeping Handes for a limited period of time. Discard is the main effect of this card, but it is also very powerful in that it can grasp the opponent's hand with the peeping effect. However, the cost and disadvantages required to activate it are heavy, and it is not something that can be used casually.

In addition to requiring a high LP cost, it is temporary and easily influenced by the situation, so it cannot be said that it is easy to use.
However, there are also tailwinds such as the effects of faster speeds and improved card power, and it is also true that if you are addicted to it, you can exert a strong influence.
It gives the impression that it is a peaky and professional card.

A card that has been attracting a lot of attention overseas in recent years, with the power of the card for speeding up the duel and the power of the card for backhand flipping increased by an order of magnitude.
In particular, after the board is solidified by his deck, which is a deployment system, if you are pehanned by a card that can be reversed, even if temporarily, the opponent will have no choice but to wait for death. It hasn't changed since long ago that if you draw second, you'll be able to stack other handicap cards and turn them into paper...
Will there be a trend of being evaluated overseas and being evaluated in Japan, like the time with the disgusting dolphin?

Comprehensive evaluation: There are many cases where it is used in the TCG environment as a role to crush the opponent's opponent's opponent's opponent's turn after being completely suppressed.
It shows your hand, but if it's all the cards you searched for, there's no big disadvantage.
The LP cost doesn't cost much, and after suppressing it, you can check your hand and make a handicap to almost eliminate the reversal.
Overseas, he has been adopted by Adamancipator and Eldlich, and because of his speed, even a one-turn handicap is a threat.
It's difficult to control in the Japanese environment, so its usefulness is honestly low, but there are places where it costs 400 yen per ticket (early November 2020), and it's attracting attention.

A type of temporary handicap card that has been gaining popularity in recent years.
It is a card like Dasshu that can be used without depending on the opponent at all, in exchange for a heavy LP cost and a strict condition of revealing your hand.
Unlike Dasshu, this is only a temporary handicap, and even though it's a random hand, it doesn't seem to be as useful as a sealing sword that can be stopped for a long time at no cost.
However, if you succeed in laying down with the first attack, you can pinpoint the opponent's starting cards, removal spells, unpleasant trap cards, and obstruction cards such as opponent's hand triggers with information advantage at the desired timing of each other's turn. It's not something that can be done foolishly.
The loss of information advantage here can be mitigated by rolling out and lying down, but be aware that there is nothing to show.

In the past, people tended to avoid it due to its high cost, but in recent years when hand triggers are rampant, it has been attracting attention as a card that can do both peeping and handicap.
However, 2000 LP is by no means cheap as a cost, and at the end of the turn the discarded card will be returned to its original state, so it is desirable to end the turn it was used.

Whether it's a 2000 LP cost or a self-peeping, I think the price to remove one card from the opponent's hand is too high.

The cost is severe, and the performance as a handicap card is not high

Adjusted after adding Dust Shoot and Seizure and dividing by 2.
Paying 2000 LP The only thing you can do is Peeping Hands for a limited time, despite the fact that you have to reveal all your cards in your hand.
Depending on the timing, it is possible to interfere, but it hurts to lose the advantage in all directions.
…But due to the speeding up due to the change of the times, it was established how to use it to finish the first attack and pull out the dangerous card with a pinpoint for the follow-up attack.
Although it has the disadvantage of showing a hand trigger, it can also be an end card because you can draw one card and decide what to hit with the interference.
Still, it is necessary to be careful that it is only an additional factor, but it has become a card whose evaluation has risen with the change of the times.

《Lightforce Sword》version where you can see your hand. However, the duration is not very long, the cost is too strict, and you have to show your hand, so I can't say it's a good reward. If you use Necroface to return the banished card to his Deck, it becomes a pseudo-The Forceful Sentry, but Necroface is the limit in the first place, so it's not a combo you're aiming for.

What you can do is confiscate for one turn only. Moreover, since it's a trap, it's very effective if you use it against the cards you've searched for!
If you write it like this, it looks strong, but if you ask me to pay 2000...
If so, I feel that using Aoi is still cheaper.

This condition is too strict...
Is it made with the Light Sealing Sword as a comparison target...?

Isn't 《D.D. Designator》okay?

If you want to exclude it, declare it and exclude it!
The drawback is that the LP is tight and you have to show your hand.
A card that is nothing but a demerit that seems to be Norare...

A greatly detuned card that has become a banned card.
It changed from Spell to Trap, doubled the LP cost, exposed all of your own cards, and banished the opponent's cards until the end phase.
Peeping Handes is valuable, but 《Dragged Down into the Grave》would be more solid if you're going this far. If you want to handicap with Trap, there is also the option of Light Sealing Sword.
It's a privilege to be completely informed about your opponent's hand triggers, but...