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Seven Tools of the Bandit
Metal Raiders MRD-129 • ultra-rare
- Set
- Metal Raiders
- Printing code
- MRD-129
- Rarity
- Ultra rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Seven Tools of the Bandit was released as part of the Metal Raiders expansion set, which debuted in the North American Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game market in 2002. As an early Trap card, it was designed to provide players with a high-stakes defensive option, allowing them to negate and destroy an opponent's Trap card at the cost of 1,000 life points. This mechanic reflected the game's early emphasis on managing resources and life totals as a currency for powerful interruptions.
The card's artwork, depicting a collection of specialized instruments, was created for the original Japanese OCG release. Within the context of the game's initial meta, it served as a primary counter-measure against influential traps like Mirror Force or Horn of Heaven. Because of its effectiveness and Ultra Rare status, it became a sought-after staple for competitive duelists during the formative years of the hobby.
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