Authority: Community discussion
Official ruling confirmed: unknown
Source: Reddit: r/Yugioh101
Format: TCG
Status: resolved

1. Question

If Forced Requisition is face-up on the field and Card Destruction is activated, does the opponent have to discard twice, or how do the two cards interact?

2. Reddit Discussion

The Reddit discussion explains that Card Destruction resolves first. Both players discard their hands and then draw the appropriate number of cards.

After Card Destruction has completely resolved, Forced Requisition can activate. Its effect then makes the opponent discard the same number of cards that was discarded by the player, or their entire hand if they do not have enough cards.

A Reddit commenter identified as a Judge also pointed out that activating Forced Requisition in the first place can be difficult because its activation condition requires your discarding to have been the final event of the previous Chain.

3. Summary of the Reddit Answer

Interpretation	Result
Card Destruction resolves	Both players discard and draw as instructed
Forced Requisition activates afterward	It starts a new Chain after Card Destruction finishes resolving
Opponent’s discard amount	Same number of cards you discarded, or their entire hand if they have fewer
Card Destruction itself	Does not perform the additional Forced Requisition discard
Activating Forced Requisition	Your discarding must have been the last thing that occurred in the previous Chain

4. Conclusion

Card Destruction does not make the opponent discard twice during its own resolution. Card Destruction resolves first, and then Forced Requisition activates afterward.

The additional discard caused by Forced Requisition therefore occurs after Card Destruction has completely resolved, as part of a new Chain.

The Reddit discussion provides a judge-backed explanation of the interaction, but the Reddit answer itself should be treated as a community/judge explanation rather than an independent official Konami ruling.

Date: 8 September 2026

Source: www.reddit.com/r/Yugioh101/comments/1wb2y4d/order_of_effects_resolving_after_super/