Yosenju Oyam →Used Deck

It's not bad as a defense card, but it's a pity that it's the worst compatibility with metabi type

He is not Kyoko... (Mute Debunk
Cards that can Special Summon when attacking directly
When attacked, his ATK and DEF become the same as the opponent's original ATK, so in most cases the Attack Position will trade off, and if it's defense, it won't be destroyed.
If he is destroyed in battle, he can search for Yosenju cards, so the opponent wants to avoid destroying them in battle, so it's very annoying when it's issued.
Can be used as a defense card for Yosenju
The problem is 《Battle Fader》.

Zee Muto Do Shu
Kyoko-chan? I don't know, that's out of my jurisdiction.
Yosenju's defensive card. As for the hand cost, if you don't want to use the three brothers that have returned to your hand, you can throw away Komi.
With the effect of ②, you can copy her original ATK, and with the search of ③, you can make him hesitate to attack... Ha! ?
It's not weak, so there's no harm in putting it in (´・ω・｀)

The effect of being able to Special Summon from your hand is great for [Yosenju], who tends to have empty fields. However, both the Special Summon effect and search effect cannot be used under 《Dimensional Fissure》or 《Macro Cosmos》, which are compatible with [Yosenju], so there is a drawback that those meta cards cannot be used. During battle, the opponent's ATK is used as your own offense and defense, so if you don't strengthen your damage streak, you can counterattack in Attack Position, and block destruction in battle in Defense Position. However, since it doesn't force you to fight, the search effect in the second half will depend somewhat on the opponent's actions. It's not bad overall, so it might be interesting to try a little bit.

Big Kyoko-chan
Speaking of extravagance, I thought I wanted destruction resistance, but the all-purpose search is attractive.

Shit.
First of all, the point of star 6. If you don't hit me, your hand will rot.
A sense of mismatch that increases the accident rate of P, who has a high accident rate, even though it is the desired effect for P, who has a free space.
And the point that ss needs a hand cost. No matter how easy it is to increase your hand, it's usually the Kama brothers that remain in your hand, so you have to discard them.
Fader Scarecrow is good enough to make up for the lack of space, and Trago makes more effective use of the ease with which you can increase your hand.
Copy the opponent's status. It can only be a wall, and it can be beaten to death by monsters that have been strengthened as in the original, so it is useless against reinforcements such as Brotherhood of the Fire Fist and Fluffal.
Even if you can stop an attack once, you can definitely pass the battle phase with a fader. A scarecrow doesn't put pressure on the field.
Even if you can search after being beaten to death, it's a disadvantage including your own portion and cost. If castell in the main 2, it's purely a 2-disad. If you want to make a stopgap, there are plenty of more effective ones.
I have no idea why it's rated so well. It's not P and there's no frame.

Come out with someone who reminds you of Yamahiko from a certain shooting game. Because the teacher doesn't get angry.
Although it is not limited to this card, currently none of the Yosenju cards can be said to be "losing", and apart from the base Kamaichi Tachi 3 Brothers, they can compete equally for the frame. Good thing.
Until now, his Yosenju had been supplementing the disadvantage of being empty on the return turn with something other than the category, but with the appearance of this card, it became possible to cover it with only his own category.
It's a risk that you can't ignore the card consumption, but since Yosenju is easy to increase your hand, isn't that a disadvantage too much? If I had to say it, would I be hesitant to activate it early in the game?
As for combat, he can copy the attack and defense of his own ATK of the opponent's monster, so there is no gap. After surpassing the opponent's turn with defense, is it good to aim for a trade-off on the return turn?
If destroyed in battle, he will search to compensate for the hand cost during Special Summon. It's painful that it's limited to combat, but the card itself is quite troublesome against opponents, so there's a possibility that it can invite removal.
All in all, he's a card worthy of Yosenju's slot. If you keep it in your hand, your opponent won't be able to move.

In the anime, I could only search for the same name, but as expected, it became a Yosen universal search and turned into an OCG
As someone who uses the P-axis, I'm happy

Gyate Gyate.
It's a pretty nasty card against an opponent who cuts his hand and comes out to trade with him during the opponent's direct, and recovers his losses with a search. You can follow his Yosenju's weakness, which tends to leave monsters empty during the opponent's turn. The only drawback is that if the opponent is bumping, it will be unilaterally killed because it is based on his original ATK.

The Big Gear.
An excellent new support that makes up for his weak Yosenju defense on return turns.
Although it is necessary to clear his hand, Yosenju has a lot of search and returns to his hand, so it tends to be easy for the opponent to have too many cards in his hand, so you can use it.
There are many cards like this, but it is attractive to be able to trade off and solidify the defense with the offense and defense change effect. However, be careful of the opponent's pump up.
The last effect cancels out the hand cost and connects to the next one, so the standard as a defensive card is quite high. As an opponent, it seems to be a really difficult defense card.

Sawatari-san is too amazing to further strengthen from the anime version that was usable as it was!
As a pseudo-spirit, it easily accumulates in the hand, but for Yosenju, who wasn't very strong on the return turn, it functions as a pseudo-battle avoidance & elimination card. Performance that can reach itchy places, such as being able to search for the next one even if it is a trade-off.

Gyate! Gyate!
A new piece of his Yosenju used by Neo New Sawatari.
The effect of (1) is a hand trigger like a fader that comes out of your hand. Like Spirit, Yosenju is easy to fill up your hand, so it's not that difficult to get it out.
And the effect of (2) will annoy the opponent. As long as I don't do anything badly, I can't avoid trade-offs with this guy. A very disgusting monster that if you can stop fighting and attack with another monster, you can actually waste one attack.
It's just his original ATK, so it's useless against monsters that have already benefited from pump-ups. This area is similar to anime.
And recovery of the hand lost firmly in (3). Unlike the anime, you can also search his Yosenju other than this guy. It's a novelty that doesn't make a lot of sense.