"Yamata Dragon" Rating Score by みめっと

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.