Mirror Force is hardly something people aren't/shouldn't be familiar with, but it's an old card, as I'm sure you're aware.  Although reviewed less than a year ago, as it tends to move on/off/up/down the Ban List frequently, it's usefulness depends on the Format, and other cards available...or not.  Mirror Force is good, hell, sometimes it's phenomenal.  It's a card that can and has won many a game.  People switch to more or less specific cards, cards that may or may not target, but for widespread destruction (pun for Widespread Ruin) Mirror Force is the best at what it does.  Period.  Now I would never fault a pro nor a novice for (or not for ) using Mirror Force.  The thing that sucks for Mirror Force is that with SOOOOOO many options these days for protection, destruction, etc, it just doesn't have to be played.  I'd run one in your side deck if you have room.  Just cause you never know.
 
Rating:
 
4.25/5  A little high, maybe in the now.  But nostalgia probably kicks that up .25 a point or so

Art:  5/5

Hello Pojo Fans, 

Throughout the years the name may have lost its importance, but the nostalgia will never fade for Mirror Force. One of the most sought-after cards when released (and even after subsequent reprints), people maintain to desire at least a copy of an MRD Mirror Force for collection purposes, if not a use in a deck. 

It has gone through some errataing, the card still has the power to swing the momentum of a game.  When an opponent's monster declares an attack: Destroy all Attack Position monsters your opponent controls. Simple and destructive. It no longer negates an attack, which works in its favor. You can chain cards like Magic Cylinder alongside Mirror Force to create even more damage to your opponent while still wiping their board clean of attack position monsters. Its non-targeting ability helps encompass monsters that are protected against targeting effects.  

With the format having been weighted heavily on offense the past few formats, and swarming at a premium, Mirror Force is a for-sure Side Deck choice. While monsters benefit from hitting the graveyard like Burning Abyss and Shaddoll, the ability to clear the board of danger outweighs your opponent gaining their effects once they get there.  

I run one always in any deck that I use (MRD Magic Jammer for MRD Mirror Force nearly a decade ago) and I would think about running a second in my Side Deck if room could be found.  

Advanced-4/5
Art-4/5 

Until Next Time

KingofLullaby

Mirror Force hails from the school of old. It's been around since the days of Metal Raiders (Google it) and it's always been involved in almost every format. Mirror Force is a simple yet powerful Trap card. It can wipe away your opponent's entire field of monsters if they are reckless, and allow you to live for another turn to try to capitalize on them walking smack into this card. Its only weak point is that it can only be activated when your opponent declares an attack, so it may get destroyed by either Mystical Space Typhoon or a bunch of other cards that wreck Spell/Trap cards during the main phase. Some players may overlook Mirror Force these days, but it is still a great way to punish an over extending player that decided to go all out.
 
4/5
 
Fun Fact: Mirror Force is one of the few cards to appear in all five Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series.