Raging Mirror Force and Avalanching Mirror Force

Because I just had a revelation


Raging Mirror Force
Normal Trap
When your opponent declares an attack: Look at your opponent's hand, then, if your opponent controls a face-up Attack Position monster with the same Attribute as a monster in their hand, destroy that Attack Position monster.

Avalanching Mirror Force
Normal Trap
When your opponent declares an attack: Special Summon 1 Level 4 or lower EARTH monster from your Graveyard for each face-up Attack Position monster your opponent controls, and their effects are negated.

how lolsy would this be

Probably

Raging Mirror Force
[Normal Trap Card]
When your opponent declares an attack: Look at your opponent's hand. Send any number of cards in your opponent's hand equal to or less than the number of Attack Position monsters they control to the Graveyard.

Avalanching Mirror Force
[Normal Trap Card]
When your opponent declares an attack: Destroy all face-down cards your opponent controls.

Your version of Raging is more like the Spiritual Art, but it's INCREDIBLY OP. Konami would never print such a card.

Avalanching sounds definitely like something they would make, but it has nothing to do with Kurogane, so now Aussa is sad

Well, Raging at best will make people to set their hands before they attack, so it's fine. And if they have lot of monsters, that means they already used up their hand anyway. Most likely the normal Mirror Force will yield more plus than Raging does.

But yeh, at second thought it's kinda make Aoi obsolete to some extent.

It's not even that. In general, Konami believes that hand destruction is a bad thing. All the staple cards that discard from the hand, e.g. Delinquent Duo, Confiscation, Trap Dustshoot, are banned. Royal Tribute, Wind-Up Hunter, and Evigishki Gustkraken had effects that make your opponent discard from their hand, and either they or their engine got limited. All the cards that can potentially discard from your opponent's hand either have great drawbacks, like Aoi or Mind Crush, or require specific situations to pull off, like attacking directly with Spirit Reaper or X-Saber Airbellum. So that's why cards that can discard cards from the opponent's hand, especially ones that discard multiple cards, are not very realistic card ideas.