Since it is a residual effect, even if this card is removed once it passes, the opponent will not be able to move properly until the end of their own turn
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That card is The Soul Stone (not to be confused with Edge of Eternities' The Endstone)
This can help you force your opponent to use up their negates or even help clear the board
Typically, Guru Control Decks are supplemented by large amounts of staple traps and floodgates, most prominently "Crackdown" (as "Guru" can flip the taken monster face-down, giving the player full control over the monster once it's flipped face-up again) and "There Can Be Only One" (due to the archetype's multi-type nature)