Yata-Garasu →Used Deck

The effect only applies after the 3rd and 4th turns. It cannot be used on the first turn, and skipping the draw phase does not necessarily mean that the scene will be returned. Being lined up next to another handicap or domination is very annoying, but that's just the upside, and a much more consistent deck would be much better.

It's finally confirmed that he's coming back, even though he's a bird, he's a Fiend.
welcome home!
In the environment at the time of its appearance, it was rampant enough to destroy Yu-Gi-Oh, but now...
①Because it is necessary to fight, it is useless if you cannot fight first.
② No ability to interfere with the board surface
③ Can't do Special Summon
④ ATK is too low
It seems that there is no big problem even if it is unlimited, let alone limited, because it has a fatal quadruple problem in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
What's strange isn't the card power of this card, but the environment of modern Yu-Gi-Oh where cards with such effects can return without any modification.
Drawlock is already becoming a kind of romance, but I hope that it will change with new cards in the future.

It's finally back in OCG.
Hatta Rock is strong once it is scored, but it can be said that it is an upswing.

It says that if you attack directly when the opponent's field is empty, you will win, so it's actually an extra win. By the way, in TF, when the opponent has no cards in their hand or field, and you decide to attack Yatagarasu directly, you can see the rare sight of the CPU surrendering.
Normally, to get a one-kill, you have to remove him, raise his ATK, attack twice, etc., but this guy who can bring him into a stuck state by himself can specialize only in removal, so he has an exceptional sense of stability. boast. A good example of this is the combo with Chaos Monarch Dragon.
Recently, with his GY activation and handicap restrictions, it's less likely to get stuck, but the power that can be brought into the game set with just one copy is still strong.
Yatagarasu: "Ah...I've become a limit..."

In the past, it was paired with 3 types of handicap cards that ruined the environment at the time.
Now all 3 types of handicap are regulated, and on top of that, the number of decks that can be moved with only his GY and preemptive suppression is increasing, and Yatarok has already fallen into the realm of romance.
However, since surrender is not possible in Japan, there is a risk of being abused in match battles.
The ban may be lifted if surrender becomes possible

In the duel scene of season 3, he was a low-ranking Spirit Monster that destroyed the game due to the Drawlock effect by joining hands with many Power Cards.
From the time the banned card system was first introduced in March 2004 when the restrictions were revised, to the present in 2022, it has been banned for 18 years. is.
I myself use Alter, which has a nature that will not be far away, so what is the point of saying this, but what is particularly vicious about this monster is the fact that it is almost certain to win, but the duel will continue for a long time. Isn't there?
Certainly, with the current card pool, it's not that difficult to prevent it from happening, and there are many cards that can make a much more stable winning move than using this monster.
Shuuen and Wickry, who were doing bad things together at the time, have all been banned and errata have been lifted, and there is also the fact that it is absolutely impossible to operate in the same way as they were back then.
However, due to the nature of destroying the game, there is no reason to take the trouble to mitigate such a card that you never know when it will become a risk factor again, and the bias unique to a card that has been designated as a banned card even once. It's not unreasonable to say that it depends on it, but it's not unreasonable that the feeling of carelessness works.
So it's not the one player who is the consumer who decides whether or not to keep it as a banned card or a restricted card by inertia.
Postscript: This monster, which was a step ahead of the restrictions overseas, was finally released into the wild in Japan with the limit regulation in October 2022.
It was a card that didn't need to be awakened, but perhaps it was judged that it wasn't performing enough to be designated as a banned card.
It's a good trend and a highly topical card, but it's a monster that really doesn't need to be unlocked...

The pest bird that put an end to mythology.
The effect itself is a type of Drawlock and there are several similar effects, but this one stands out in that it does not change the board at all. For example, "Drastic Drop Off" has a loophole called his GY activation, and "Phoenix Wing Wind Blast" can avoid lock by his deck shuffle. It can be said that the effect of making you stand still for an entire turn without taking any countermeasures like this is the highest peak among draw locks.
In the past, it was a symbol of the Dark Ages that played a role in announcing the end of Yu-Gi-Oh, but now it's much more difficult to consume summoning rights and attack, and in terms of simple performance, it's equivalent to a ban. There is room for debate about that point. However, in the case of this card, there is a fundamental pathology in the deadly boringness of the duel scenery that this card brings rather than strength.
This was the case even in the Dark Ages, but when Yatagarasu's attack passes in a state where it is impossible to counterattack, it is impossible to escape, and the opponent will have nothing to do. I can't even tell you to do it with a wall because your LP will be reduced in vain. Nevertheless, if he refuses to concede, he is forced to spend an extremely wasteful time watching the opponent's turn endlessly until he loses. It is a pain that can only be understood by those who actually face it, and it is definitely not something that should be experienced by generations who do not know it.
Sadly, we should already know that dueling isn't all people who follow good manners and enjoy dueling.
……picture? "Are you coming back?" "Is this card in the environment creating a fun duel?"
When I thought about it, the restrictions were eased and finally unlimited. In the first place, even if there is a second one, it is useless, so it would be a natural consequence when the existence of the first one is allowed.
However, in terms of performance, as mentioned above, it is no longer dangerous, but there is no solution to the barrenness after passing. I just wish the official rules would mention conceding.

The current Yu-Gi-Oh is bad at suppressing the first attack. In other words, Yatagarasu can't attack! Even if I was able to attack, I would be overwhelmed by the feeling that I was able to attack with Yatagarasu! It's better to just hit the second one and kill him.

In the current environment, shouldn't it be removed from the banned cards?

Comprehensive evaluation: If the opponent's development is obstructed, the rest can be attacked directly with this card, and it is dangerous because it sticks until the time runs out.
Because of WIND, 《Wynn the Wind Channeler》is effective in searching, and you can stop the opponent's development with interference cards like Meta Beat.
You might think that it would be quicker to suppress and attack all at once, but the troublesome thing is that you can buy time by continuing to attack with only this card.
It's impossible to lift the ban on the point that you can win by running out of time.

It is considered excessively dangerous just because there is a situation where the other party cannot do anything. Special Summon Impossibility is a factor that significantly lowers the evaluation at the current level, and it is necessary to intervene in battle, and the offense and defense of Sparrow's Tears. In today's solitaire environment, it's enough to evaluate it as an interesting card that may be able to perform a shutout combo. I don't have a card with good performance that has all the low-grade spirits of the wind, so I'd like you to return it as a part that allows you to enjoy self-bounce combos.

Draw Phase Skip is really too strong. At the time, there weren't many discards and no hand triggers like Veiler, so the ways to stop it were pretty limited. Although the disadvantage of having to use the summoning right to deal damage became apparent in the high-speed environment, it is still harmful. It would be very difficult to release without errata.

A legend in the Yu-Gi-Oh world, a black history. The worst prisoner (even though it's a bird).
This card itself can't take any direct advantage, and the summon right must be used on this card. Furthermore, he is set to have poor stats and unwieldy racial attributes, and to put it bluntly, he is like a baggage that loses Deck power just by throwing him in. In other words, we can consider that the effect of this card is an extremely dangerous one that can overturn various low specs.
Since Fenrir with a similar effect is unlimited, the biggest problem with this card is not the Drawlock itself, but the timing of the effect activation. If the effect is activated regardless of the opponent's remaining LP, victory is almost guaranteed, so it can be seen as a de facto special victory card.
It's been a long time since this card was active, and it's already a different game, so there are pros and cons about the regulation status of this card. I think it's hopeless to release it because it's a card that affects the gameplay rather than the balance of the environment.

A piece that was about to end Yu-Gi-Oh in the old days.
Card games are basically games in which he doesn't have more means of action unless he draws a card from the deck, so the element of crushing it is very brutal.
However, it's hard to deal battle damage to a monster that can't be Special Summoned with ATK 200, and in modern times, even if you don't do this, it's not difficult to silence it with suppression, or to take 8000 damage per turn in a battle from deployment. You can win without this guy who can't be used reliably in the first attack.
So even if you can use it, I don't think it will be as active as destroying the environment, but SPYRAL's actions, which used drones to crush the draws of the second attack and suppress them, and scored pseudo-first one-kills, spit. When I remember that it was hated enough to be cut, it seems that it would be better to ban it because the element of denial of the draw, which crushes even the one-chan big comeback drama from the miraculous engagement, is the worst in card games.
The fact that this guy has a low hit point is a kind of advantage, and he can do things like TOD while continuing to delay actions while hitting with 200 damage...
Even if it comes back, it's obvious that it won't be used in his normal deck, so it's not an element that makes the game interesting.

If you pass the early stage, it will almost lead to victory
Excellent in that it can crush the reversal bud even if it is used in the second half
Due to the nature of the spirit, one is enough
Is it appropriate to ban it because it's a card that denies the game's nature like Macyura?

While the number of removal cards has increased, the number of cards triggered by hand triggers and his GY has also increased, so even if you summon this card after performing a sweeping removal, I don't think a drawlock will necessarily be established.
However, there is no doubt that this card itself is one of the most brutal cards in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, and the increased card pool may also be a tailwind for this card. In the end, I think it's a card that has the potential to develop a banned class drawlock even if it's restricted.

In a sense, it is the top card that is much worse than aiming for 1 kill.
I think it's a card that should never be returned even if you add "Name Turn 1", which has become popular in recent years.
Because the moment you pass the effect, you have to do something with only the cards you currently have, and you won't be able to bet on the next draw, so it's only natural.
Even 《Time Seal》, which has a time lag in Trap, is prohibited, but if you can get through the attack, you can't do it when it's confirmed as a fucking game.
Banning is a given, given that removal is already rampant.
Don't you think you should lower your RBI?

A bird but a demonic spirit. If you deal damage, you can draw locks, and it has a big impact in this game where hand add is important.
As long as it sticks to the mold, it can be brought into one-sided development.
Although the effect itself is powerful, it is difficult to pass the effect unless it is a direct attack due to the low hitting point. Also, there are many parts that are inflexible due to the nature of the spirit.
Now that the speed has increased due to the increase in the card pool, there are many cases where it is already not in time or even if it is passed. His companion, the Chaos Monarch Dragon, was also errataed.
However, since this card has become a different usability from that time, it seems that it will not be able to play an active role if it is a dedicated construction.
Even though the removal methods are increasing, it is an effect that chooses the situation, and in the current environment where you can move from anywhere, it doesn't look like it's okay to do it. That being said, it also has the potential to turn you into a ku*ge if you pass it through, so I feel it's a difficult card to handle.

To tell the truth, I think I'm already weak
In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where you can manage not only GY, but also exclusion zones, I don't think you can win by punching with this guy desperately trying to grab the board.
The combo with Chaos Monarch Dragon also disappears, to be honest, it seems that summoning an appropriate theme engine using the summoning right on this guy and summoning an appropriate theme engine will get about 3 times more ads than drawlock 1 ad
You can make an original move only when you empty your opponent's hand while leaving the summon right, but even if you don't do that, the return from the opponent's top card will only crush you on the next turn, so it won't change the outcome. do not have
Now that the development speed has increased, I think that this guy who just helps the winning game but can't make a losing game into 50% or 50% into 80% is already outdated.
Searching with Aragama If that space is eaten up for this guy, it's putting the cart before the horse w

The only banned card in Spirit.
It's a ruthless ability to force your opponent to do something that would be imposed on you as a disadvantage of an otherwise powerful card, such as blocking the draw phase.
However, currently, I tend to use it in the early stages, so with this card, which needs to be used in battle, I have the impression that depending on the situation, it's just a little slow. There is a searcher called Aramitama, so I don't think it should be returned even if it is errata.

Yatagarasu: "Why was I always banned and the Chaos Monarch Dragon was released? Even though he also has vicious effects. I can't believe it!!"
Chaos Monarch Dragon "I was errataed, and I can't activate the effect as easily as before, so I was able to release you. Please be patient with me in prison (laughs)."

It hurts not to be able to draw, of course it's banned

A Spirit Monster with a vicious effect of drawlock on battles damage.
Since his own stats are low, it is necessary to support him with mass removal, but if he can't deal with it with hand triggers and effects activated by his GY, it will be a problem. Even more so if you don't have any cards in hand.
Now that there are even more ways to remove it, it's hard to relax from the ban.

It's not "It doesn't matter if you don't get hit", it's "It's over if you get hit". A draw skip can create an ad difference that is not at the level of "just one less card in the opponent's hand".

It is the strongest because it can be locked depending on the situation
However, in reality, you have to empty the opponent's field or raise the RBI while you have the right to summon and have extra cards in your hand.
If you can create such a situation, there will be more than a few other cards that can be one-killed in the first place.
Even if you use the effect to that extent, it will only reduce the opponent's hand by 1 card.
On the next opponent's turn, as if there wasn't even a single add, one kill and a control board will be created.
In order to create a locked state, it is necessary to further reduce the number of cards in your hand to 0 or disable them.
If you've removed all cards from your hand and the field, there's no need to use this card.

The only banned card as a spirit. Spirits get preferential treatment because they're not in Dual (confused)
In the past, it was a so-called Yata Rock by Chaos Monarch Dragon, and it was a super-powerful rock that was no longer possible in the card pool at the time, and it was a ferocious move.
However, now that the key chaos Monarch dragon has its fangs pulled out, I think it might be possible to release it with restrictions. I'm worried about Yata Rock after being overwhelmed by environmental decks, but honestly I think he'll put in a card that turns the deck if the environmental decks can put this in.
Flower Cardian is a theme that fights even if you give up drawing, and there are themes that are good at activating and developing from GY like Bazestoma and The Phantom Knights, and the board can be overturned from one GY card and one hand. In the current environment where there is a certain situation, it can be considered that Yatagarasu is a card that is worthy of its weight.

The strength of this card is no longer the glory of the past.
In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, having to clear the field, add this card to your hand, summon it, and deal damage while maintaining the right to summon it is no mean feat.
On top of that, he can't do a special summon, and his RBI is low, and WIND makes it hard to get him back in GY.
At the time of its introduction, 《Sangan》and witches could be added to the hand and immediately summoned to use the effect, but due to errata it is no longer possible.
Chaos at the heart of the matter Monarch Dragons are also errata and combos are gone.
Although there is Tenmajin Norlerus as 《Numbers Last Hope》, it will not be a substitute because the summoning conditions are considerably stricter than his Monarch Dragon.
Even if you can use the effect, it doesn't interfere with the search or negate the card with the draw effect. It just blocks the "beginning of the turn" draw.
Even if I come back now, there will be almost no impact. Please release me soon.

A man who never allows a draw.
If the attack goes through, the opponent can't draw.
What's more, since it's a Spirit Monster, it can be summoned with Normal Summon any number of times.
If this wasn't the spirit, it might have been that.
Drawlock is the main job, and it is no exaggeration to say that if the effect continues, the opponent will be virtually unable to do anything, so it has never returned since it was designated as a banned card.
Of course, the draw phase disappears, and even the Real Destiny Draw becomes impossible.

This guy is dangerous! ! ! It's strong, or if you pass the effect, you lose. I can't help but ban it. Anyway, it's dangerous! ! ! ! A card that never returns.

It is no exaggeration to say that this passes = loss

Personally, I think it's the worst card in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Strong banned cards such as Sambol and 《Change of Heart》still have a draw if they don't die after being used. But this one seals the draw itself. What do you think?
In addition to activating this effect with a loose condition that only battles damage is done, he himself escapes with another effect. I even respect him for making such a despicable and worst card.

Pre-errata Chaos Monarch Dragon had a shitty combo that involved either Sanwitch in a removal and did a real death
In other words, even if you don't send the opponent's hand/field to his GY, if you empty the field alone, I feel like there's a 60% chance of dying.
One of the cards that seems to never come back

A demon named after God's messenger. It's powerful and brutal to have the power to block normal draws by itself. Even if this guy itself has a low stat, it's useless when used with other powerful monsters.
Since it is a Spirit Monster, it can be reused any number of times, and even if he is sent to GY by a divine declaration, there are plenty of ways to return it to the hand. Exclusion is probably the most effective way to seal it. (Even so, it may only be temporary.)
This card, which is difficult to deal with and is a big blow once decided, is terrifying even now that the card pool has increased.

I don't care about the stats, but skipping the draw phase itself is really bad! It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he's the worst player in history, using Sangan with Chaos Dragon's effect, involving a witch to search for this card, and hitting him with a yata. By the way, in the Yu-Gi-Oh game software, if Yatarok is set when the opponent has no cards in their field or hand, the cpu will never surrender. "Well, it makes me want to surrender w

Even if the restriction is restored, it's a powerful effect that will eventually return to being a banned card.

Cards with devastating effects. The increase in powerful removal cards makes it easier to empty the field, so it's not uncommon to win if you play it. A card that is unlikely to return.

The only WIND spirit. I want to make it compatible with kamikaze, so please send me something good
It doesn't look very strong, but if you think of it as instant death if you get attacked when you have no cards in your hand, it's powerful.
Since he is a Spirit, he cannot Special Summon and returns during the End Phase.
But the problem is that there is no card that should be used with this guy. Now that Mr. Kurita and his Monarch dragon are in prison, what is the future of this guy...
In addition, it seems that Killer Snake was the only one who could compete with Yatarok at the time.

There aren't many worst cards out there.

A cruel card that seals the draw.
It is powerful because it has an effect that could negate the very foundation of card games, let alone Yu-Gi-Oh! Once this effect is used, it can become almost irreversible, and in the past, the effect of Chaos Monarch Dragon involved 《Sangan》and attacked with this card, which almost guaranteed victory. as much as there was
As a Spirit, you can use it whenever you want, and it also has the advantage of being difficult to remove, which may have emphasized the brutality of this card, so it was banned.
No matter what happens, this card will never be re-restricted.

Attack after handicap ⇒ Completion of perfect lock.
! ………cheat………!
A dangerous card that is naturally prohibited.

Chaos → Destroy Sangan by effect → Search for this guy → Attack Attack Attack … end
Do not be silly.

His strongest and worst Spirit Monster, and the last survivor after the release of 《Raigeki》, is a card that has been banned forever since the rule was enacted.
In addition to the effect common to spirits, it has the effect of skipping the opponent's next draw when dealing battles damage.
With a rarity that can only be thought of as lightly considering the draw seal, the duel environment at that time was made into a rock hell.
If this card is used once, you will not be allowed to draw a hand of reversal and will be killed. Moreover, it's a terrible story because the strength of the spirit is blatantly alive and you can use it only when you want to use it.
There are more and more cases where you can break through the situation even if you are drawlocked with a card that activates GY, and it feels like it's not as absolute as it was when you were active. There are very few errata parts, and it may be possible to return without errata, but I think there is a hidden danger of creating hell again if you make a mistake.

A card that will never come back as long as Yu-Gi-Oh continues. He's still a demon.
The effect of denying the basics of TCG, which is to block the draw at the beginning of the turn, is a brutal effect that may not come to mind for beginners.
His ATK of 200 was a joke at first, but with the introduction of the chaos Monarch dragon, it became atrocious.
Even now there are Bumpa cards such as Black Rose, so I don't think I'll ever come back...

It's a pretty heinous card, and probably won't disappear from the banned card list.
Therefore, this current card is a bad card.

If 《Cursed Bamboo Sword》is allowed, then this one is also allowed to think normally...
Even Yatarok can't be recreated because all of its constituent parts are banned cards, and if you can attack directly with no cards in your opponent's hand, you can win even if you don't lock it anymore...

In terms of strength, it's probably a little better than Shinjutsu and Gen-DDB, but the image is that it won't come back because it will ruin the gameplay.

Just once, I want to decide Yata Rock with rules without restrictions