Raging Storm Dragon - Beaufort IX →Used Deck

Substantial Drytron New. The hand trigger will send him to GY, but if you Ritual Summon him from GY with Drytron Ritual Spell, you will be able to use the bounce effect, and you will be able to use the hand trigger effect again, so it is very compatible.

A monster with an effect that makes it a subspecies of Sauravis, a Ritual Dragon monster that has attracted attention because it can be used even if the hand is triggered.
Following in the footsteps of LIGHT's Universal Ritual Jutsu, this one also appears with his WIND Universal Ritual Jutsu.
The defensive performance of hand triggers is far from Fader, but monsters whose attacks are stopped by this effect permanently lose their monster effects as long as they exist on the field, so large monsters with strong resistance and troublesome instant trigger effects If you can get through the opponent, you can say that it will be easier to counterattack even from an inferior situation.
The effect on the field is also a powerful effect that bounces 1 opponent's monster along with itself with Friche, but if it's an EX monster, it's a level 9 Ritual Summon. is an idea.
After all, he returns to the hand instead of sending to GY, so he has the advantage of being able to shift to using a hand trigger effect, but in order to put him on the field, you have to perform another ritual summon.
On the other hand, in the sense that you don't have to think about the revival limit when using the bounce effect, something like Ritual Foregone might be a good idea.