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Seven Tools of the Bandit
Turbo Pack: Booster Five TU05-EN019 • common
- Set
- Turbo Pack: Booster Five
- Printing code
- TU05-EN019
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Seven Tools of the Bandit was originally introduced as a staple counter-trap in the earliest days of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, serving as a direct answer to the powerful Mirror Force and other high-impact trap cards. Its design features a literal depiction of a bandit’s gear, reflecting the utilitarian and aggressive nature of its effect, which allows a player to negate and destroy an opponent's trap at the cost of 1000 life points.
The card saw a massive resurgence in popularity when it was included in Turbo Pack: Booster Five, a series released to provide players with accessible versions of competitive utility cards. This specific printing, marked TU05-EN019, solidified its status as a reliable, budget-friendly alternative for players looking to bolster their deck's defensive versatility during a period where trap removal was essential to high-level tournament play.
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