Yamata Dragon →Used Deck

A Dragon monster that is one half of the two superlative spirits that existed in the earliest Spirit Monsters.
Even though it's Yamata, it's level 7. Is it because the design was lax, or because there were other intentions?
The effect is triggered by inflicting battles damage on the opponent, and it is a crazy effect that replenishes cards from his Deck so that he has 5 cards in his hand on the spot, like DM2 and the True DM series.
However, as a superlative monster, ATK is low, and because it is a spirit, it cannot be Special Summoned, and it returns to the hand during the end phase. It is also a high-risk card that can directly lead to defeat if you fail to pass it.
In Defense Position, he can take battles damage against monsters with 3000 ATK, but I don't think anyone would attack this advanced set monster...
With the increase in the card pool, it has become quite realistic to put it on the field and pass effects, but there are also more ways to interfere, so if you only have enough interference to pass this effect I can't shake the suspicion that he can win with his normal deck.
That said, if you pass it, the fewer cards you have in your hand, the greater your advantage. It is also possible to give up on entering the field by yourself and use it together with a monster that has the effect copy ability and can inflict battle damage to your opponent. hands.

If you can draw this card and the attack goes through, won't you win without even drawing?
Star 7・Dragon is blessed, but can't do Special Summon, so it can't be used much

Dragon Ruler When I was alive, I could search from Blaster, I could give this card the right to summon, and it was a dangerous card because I could easily gather materials from Dragosac to generate tokens. In addition, you can also use Fergra to protect against Pitfalls and Evasion, while avoiding the disadvantage of returning to your hand during the End Phase, if that's Dragon Ruler.
Since it is a bottleneck that Special Summon can not be done, it is possible to overthrow the summon by copying. It has good compatibility with 《Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom》, and can share the support of Darkwurm and Dragon, which can be used to summon this guy. The Starve Venom also has defense penetration, making it even easier to deal damage.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is easy to draw if you use a card that steals the opponent's monster and secures the release while supporting the attack.
ATK 2600 is a little low for the highest level, but if you deal battle damage, you can draw up to 5 cards, which is an exceptional advantage.
If you normally play Tribute Summon, the monsters of the release personnel will be bulky in your hand, making it difficult to draw 5 cards.
Support for attacking is also necessary, but ATK support is bulky, and it is difficult to remove it while securing the release.
Therefore, it's a good strategy to take it with 《Crackdown》and use it for release, which serves as both a removal and a release.
If trap monsters and token-generating cards are also the main items, it is possible to secure the release and send them for 《Creature Swap》as a target.
When combined with the release of 《Enemy Controller》, he is compatible with Pendulum Summon's re-use, and the attack goes through as it is.
A long time ago, it was before 2007, but I remember that it was quite strong when paired with 《Brain Control》.

From its effect and illustration in the last battle, it can be said that it is the opposite of Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi. It always bothers me to write serpent and read dragon.
With the draw effect, you can recover the cost of summoning this card and passing the attack, which will lead to your next tactic. It's easier to get a stable ad than 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》.
However, the combat power is lower than "Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi", and 2600 RBI is unreliable as the highest grade. It takes a lot of time and effort to secure the release personnel.
Also, although it is a spirit, if you think about the characteristics of the spirit, the compatibility is not good.
However, compared to 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》, it is a Dragon that is blessed with support, and now Spirit and Tribute Summon also have substantial support.
It's difficult to handle, but I think it's a romantic card.

Draw 5 cards instead of going all-hands to your opponent with a card that is a companion to 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》.
Even if you use a lot of cards to summon this guy, you can replenish it once it's decided.
It's a dynamic effect, but 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》, which can be used in a similar way, is slightly inferior because it has more decisive power.
Being a Spirit he can't Special Summon, but could being a Dragon be an advantage?

It doesn't change that it's strong once it's scored, but compared to Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi, which it's paired with, it's a superlative spirit that doesn't have much of an impact on the opponent, and the RBI is low, even though it's 200, which makes it difficult to use. It is an impression that spurs things to be put away.
If it had simply been a five-card draw, I would have rated it a little higher.

A Spirit Monster that can draw up to 5 cards if it deals battles damage. Although it is a top class monster, it cannot be Special Summoned, and it returns to the hand at the end phase of the turn it is summoned/reversed. 《Mausoleum of the Emperor》and Hachita Kagami can also be used together. The effect of having 5 cards in your hand is very attractive, but it's not very highly rated, so this is the score.

This card has a counter effect to Hinokagutsuchi
If you can give battles damage, you can get a maximum of 5 draws and an exceptional add, but it is difficult to handle because the hit point is low.
Since it is difficult to reduce the number of cards in the Spirit Deck, it is not compatible with the Spirit Deck even though it is a Spirit Monster.

Explosion ad if decided! A lump of romance! That's the card. For now... make it clear whether it's a snake or a dragon! (important here)
Special Summon can't be done, but it's a dynamic effect that matches its weight and draws up to 5 cards, which is still attractive.
The activation conditions are a bit strict, but if you combine it with Handless Fake, you can increase your hand to the amount of cards you removed from the backside plus the 5 cards you drew with this card. .
Combined with Shirayuki, which can be removed anywhere except the Deck, it seems interesting to dare to reduce the number of cards in your hand and inflate the draw (small feeling)
You can temporarily remove it with 《Interdimensional Matter Transporter》and keep it on the field, but if you consider removal etc., it would be better to simply return it to your hand at the end.
It's a card that was pretty hard to handle right after its introduction, but now that support has increased, I think it can be quite useful.

A Spirit Monster that can draw as many as 5 super powerful cards.
In addition to not being able to Special Summon, it's a Spirit Monster, so it's pretty painful that it returns to the hand, but compared to the past, it's easier to summon, so it's relatively highly rated.
This monster only has the disadvantage of returning to the hand, so it's worth using a card to keep it on the field.
It's easy to forget, but you can still draw even if you deal damage, so it would be interesting to use 《Battle Mania》and other combat aids to draw with reflected damage. After falling to GY, you can use it as an exclusion cost or return it to your hand with God Dragon Apocalypse.

It used to be difficult to use, but now it's a card that's much easier to use because there are more cards that increase summoning rights.
Ritual Spirit is a spirit deck that consumes a lot of cards, but since it destroys the opponent's field, it works perfectly with 《Yamata Dragon》.
Above all, I will never forget the pleasure of drawing a large amount!

This card is also a powerful effect that is allowed only because it is a Spirit Monster.
Spirit Decks often have a lot of good cards due to their nature.
You may not be able to use this effect very well.
If you use it, it's better to use a little more Spell Trap.

It is easier to use the effect itself than Hinokagutsuchi, who tends to depend on the other party.
However, the superlative nature of returning to the hand and the effect of making a profit as the number of cards is reduced do not mesh...

A superlative spirit that can draw up to 5 cards and has gorgeous effects that make it easy to draw 2 or more cards.
The weight of the highest class, and his low ATK is the neck.
Although it has high defensive power, there is no reason not to be wary of the two-body advanced set.
As an advantage that its counterpart 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》does not have, it can be searched with Blaster or Tempest.
This point will be important in his decks other than Spirits, which doesn't run Aragama.

Unlike 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》, which inflicts a big loss on the opponent, it is a superlative spirit that benefits you.
If you use this, your hand should be used up, so there are some situations where the effect works, but it's undeniably difficult to use.

It is a monster that is quite difficult to handle because it has a bounce effect common to spirits, although it is the highest grade. Its effect is quite strong with a maximum of 5 draws, but it is also a bit tough to have to go through a battle to activate it. It is not stable, but it is a card with romance.

It's not a snake...
It is quite difficult to summon due to the fact that it returns to the hand, which is unique to spirits, and that it cannot be used for Special Summon, but the advantage in situations where the hand is consumed is tremendous.
It's a powerful card to pair with 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》, but the drawback is that his ATK is a little low.

A card with a superlative spirit that can be expected to explode if it is decided.
If you deal damage, you can draw 5 cards, so you can draw up to 5 cards.
Well, it's the highest grade and spirit, so even if you put it out, it will return to the end phase, but it's a powerful effect that's worth the risk.
If you use it, the combination with the tomb is still the best. Or it would be nice to take advantage of being a Dragon and put it out for Totem Dragon.

If you do "Skill Drain" when summoned and destroy "Skill Drain" on your next turn, it will remain on the field forever unless it is flipped over or destroyed by something like the Book of the Moon, and you can use things like Meteor Strike. If you equip it and attack, I think you'll always be able to draw 5 cards.

It should have been a giant snake, but it's a dragon!
A maximum of 5 draws is romantic, but it's the best, and he can't Special Summon, so please don't return it to your hand right away... Even if the draw is great, there's no point in going to great pains to get it.
If you want to use it, you should combine 《Mausoleum of the Emperor》as a summoning support. It has a high defensive power, so it's fun to set it up, but it won't be attacked because it's wary.

One of the highest grade spirits.
It's hard to put out, and it's painful that it returns at the end, but what I'm doing is replenishing my hand and it's quite a thing.
Unlike 《Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi》, it's conservative, but it's still worth putting out in Death Emperor Monarch.

High level spirit.
The draw effect is strong, but the damage is also huge, so I want to devise something.

It looks like it could be used in his deck with 《Mausoleum of the Emperor》, but it doesn't attack very well, and I think a more stable monster would be better.

Although it is a powerful card with reflected damage after setting it with top-level defensive power and draw from it, everyone in the spirit is a category that tends to return to the hand and the hand is prone to dub, so the spirit's It's a very difficult card to make use of inside. Still, it's a good card that can draw an exceptional number of cards, up to 5 cards.

If it succeeds, it will definitely explode.
It can be incorporated into Frog Monarch with a little ingenuity.