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Seven Tools of the Bandit
Metal Raiders MRD-EN129 • ultra-rare
- Set
- Metal Raiders
- Printing code
- MRD-EN129
- Rarity
- Ultra rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Seven Tools of the Bandit was released in the 2002 Metal Raiders booster set, the second main expansion for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in English. It was designed to provide players with a powerful defensive answer to counter their opponent's trap cards, reflecting the strategic escalation of the early TCG environment as players sought ways to disrupt established boards.
The card's artwork features a bandit-themed mechanical device, consistent with the industrial and fantasy aesthetic common to the era's trap cards. Illustrators at Konami aimed to visually represent the concept of 'disarming' a trap through a high-cost maneuver. Upon its release, it became a staple competitive card for its ability to negate and destroy traps, cementing its status as an iconic piece of early 2000s card game history.
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