"Yata-Garasu" Rating Score by カディーン

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.