Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon →Used Deck

It looks strange at first glance, but when you use it, it's a pretty strong type, so there's a theory that it's working better than a level 10 thing.
It's a piece that reminds me that Yu-Gi-Oh is more combat than everyone thinks.
The comparison target is Doha Surah, which is also a pitiful place, and a sad existence that has elements that tend to be underestimated at about Three of a Kind
By the way, even if you don't have Anwa, you can use the effect of the ad Vendread Majestic to kill low-level guys and make them attack, so you can use the effect of the ad Vendread Majestic to make it even more active in the main 2.

The robbery effect and conceptual fun that are conscious of Jonouchi's grave robbery combo with the best illustration ad are quite good.
The biggest drawback is that the act of combat destruction itself has become outdated for anyone other than a crazy combat strongman like Valeso.
Conversely, once he can prepare the groundwork for him to go mad with battle destruction, it will be extremely troublesome in the sense that his opponent's GY cards can be scraped more and more.

A card with modest performance for a Strak sign. It's surprisingly not bad when you use it, but it's undeniably a half-baked performance, so it's better to prioritize other better cards for extra slots.

Shame on successive remake strike signboards
Both effects relying on 《Zombie World》is unavoidable as Strak's concept.
This is the same for Doha Surah
ATK increase effect, 100 each is too low
I wanted at least 200
Below, there are people who write about basic 4000 over attackers, but if you're an undead synchro attacker, War God Shiranui is enough.
Because the level is set to 7 to match the original Red Eye
In the first place, whether you attack first or second, the basic undead will connect from the shadow or "Uni-Zombie" to Hari Fiber and bring in Glow Up Bloom or "Plaguespreader Zombie" from there.
Furthermore, the current undead extras are new Vampire and excellent people such as "Dark Dimension Soldier" are added, so there is no room for unnecessary things such as immortal dragons.
It's probably designed to normal summon "Tatsunecro" to bring out an immortal dragon, but the disadvantage is too big to be of any use.
Halfway as an attacker, no resistance, no obstruction or suppression effect even if you try to make a figurine in the first attack
Other remakestruck signboards always have one of the above three points, and the performance is worthy of the signboard, but if you come with an immortal dragon
When an undead other than himself is destroyed by battle, select one from his GY on both sides and special summon the undead, not weak... isn't it? I'd like to say, but if you're going to pursue it, if you're an undead, you can use Borrel Sword or Access Code and Doha Surah side by side to get rid of it and get a one-shot kill, so there's no turn as an attacker anyway.
Someone like you shouldn't have been born
《Zombie World》It's an industrial waste that makes you want to blame it for the fact that only R is new and related cards don't come.
《Zombie World》R's signature monster is not 《Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon》but Doha Surah
2 points because it looks good
However, if the signboard was Doha Surah instead of this guy, it would be disappointing to think that the protector released at the same time would have been Doha Surah.

In addition to being able to over 4000 basics, it's great that you can get this much firepower with 7 synchros.
He's the only one who can put out that kind of firepower, including 8 synchros.
Anwa is useful because it lacks firepower

Red-Eyes rotted after searching for strange possibilities
Too much reliance on Zombie World and too low self-enhancement, resurrection effects that require battle destruction these days, and terrible things.
It is implemented as an SR even in Lynx, and in a sense it is an amazing monster whose usage rate has been extremely low since its introduction due to its weakness.
Those who defended this card at the time of its introduction are still incited to this day.

I haven't used it yet, so I can't say anything about it, but for the 10th generation, the impression is quite modest.
Why doesn't he give himself a conditional self-regeneration effect?
And was it designed to gain an ad by destroying the opponent in battle on the premise of undead?
There are still some doubts about his individual abilities, but I think that the attack performance with Andetwa is quite high.
the illustration is pretty cool

I think the effect of (1) is good because if 《Zombie World》is played, the number of monsters on the opponent's field/GY will also affect the enhancement.
As for the effect of (2), if 《Zombie World》is out, the effect will work even if the opponent's monster is destroyed by battle, and the opponent's GY can also steal monsters, so I think it works well.
If it's a "Zombie" Deck, there are many excellent level 4 "Zombie" monsters, and you can Synchro Summon by matching "Uni-Zombie" with them, so I don't think there's a problem.

When the number of GY's undead increases his stats and when other undead on the field are destroyed in battle, he can revive the undead from GY.
It can be used without Anwa, but even though it requires battle destruction, the RBI is a little uneasy, and the increase in the effect of (1) is a little low, and the effect of (2) also revives his own GY undead. Since it is only, the main use is a follow-up attack.
If there is Anwa, the effects of (1) and (2) do not matter, so it is about twice as strong, so it is said that Anwa is a monster with a major premise.
Since it is a monster that can be placed in the extras, it is fortunate that if it does not suit the situation, it can be used separately with other monsters.

It's subtle at first glance, but it's surprisingly strong when you use it
There is a section where too much was sought and underestimated
Doha was too strong

It's pretty strong when you use it.
Anwa's nursing care is necessary, but on the contrary, if there is Anwa, the RBI will be amazing.
The goyo effect is also a little slow with the battle destruction triggering, but once it's decided, it's great fun to steal the opponent's Borreload.
There is no material specification, so it is easy to put out. It's not a versatile card, but I think it's a good card.

Red-Eyes, the undead version of Gigantic Fighter.
Unlike over there, it resurrects itself not by destroying itself in battle, but by destroying an undead race on the field as a trigger, so it will be persistent when Undead World is activated.
The effect of increasing RBI by the number of undead can be easily increased with an undead deck, and if you add an undead world, it can be a ridiculous firepower.
It has zero resistance, so it doesn't have a lot of power, but if left unattended, it will revive every turn.

It has 《Zombie World》support, but if you look closely, it's a scary card. Battle destruction is not tied to enemy or ally, and battle destruction can be used as a trigger to revive monsters, so it might be strong if combined with Bomber Dragon. It might be a good idea to bring out a monster with high power separately and have them team up. The magnification of (1) is low, but I think it's a strength that doesn't bother me.

Since the rating is low, I will raise it a little.

Synchronized undead Red-Eyes.
He will need the help of 《Zombie World》, but in an environment where GY is increasing, I think he can expect a lot of ATK increase.
Certainly, the basics are brain muscle + goyo effect, but no matter how you think about it, it's not a one-point evaluation.

The effect cannot be activated when self-destructed, but any undead can be revived.
They say I'm weak, but I don't think I'm that weak. But if you say you're strong, you're not.
Since the evaluation is low, I will raise it a little. I want to give full marks to Illustrated Ads.

It's just a signboard for Struk, but...
Despite being an undead synchro that is not tied to the material, the effect is very subtle.
The RBI increase rate is low, and even with 《Zombie World》activated, it is not a satisfying RBI, especially in the early stages when there are few monsters in GY. Even if you hit a super RBI, it will be easily processed because there is no resistance.
Attachment effect is also unsatisfactory at the time of going through a battle. Recovery and defensiveness are unfamiliar to me now, and it's going to get worse under 《Zombie World》, but I wonder if this guy can beat his opponent... In any case, I wanted it to be a greedy specification such as undead resurrection for free like a redame, or this guy resurrects himself many times and destroys or draws secondary effects each time.

In this day and age, you can't say you're strong with just brain muscles that don't have any resistance
He has Red-Eyes in his name. Is it a curse? It was remade with weak performance.

Red-Eyes reincarnated in Synchro after becoming undead.
Effect to gain 100 times the number of GY undead on each other's field and his ATK and DEF, and when a Zombie monster other than this card is destroyed by battle, revive 1 undead of either GY. have an effect.
The first effect is weak at first glance, but since it has a wide range, if you turn it all undead with 《Zombie World》, you can hit a ridiculous number. I'm tempted to use it against his Deck opponent who uses Lawnmower. Still, he has only ATK and defensive power, and he has no resistance, so overconfidence is prohibited.
The second effect of the favourite, if it's not a mirror match, is Zombie World necessary? I wouldn't say Goyo from overwhelming ATK is weak, but...
Although it is a general-purpose synchro, the effect is completely dedicated to 《Zombie World》, and the only limit is to expand the range of synchros of 《Tatsunecro》. The RBI is great, so I feel like it would be quite troublesome to line up with Doha Surah...

A dragon that has the potential to become undead is now synchronized
Is this a remake of a remake?
Although the effect of increasing RBI in the first half is a small amount of × 100, it is relatively easy to aim for about 3000 in the early stage as well as in the late stage if you use Anwa to refer to your own and your opponent's Zombie.
That's why you can think of a way to consume the EX Deck with the momentum of using it in one turn.
The second half of the effect is conscious of the pre-remake of this card, and any undead can be revived by destroying the undead on the field. Destroying it in battle is a bit unsettling, but with the increase in RBI, the area where it can be destroyed in battle has also increased, and being able to use 《Monster Reborn》in the Battle Phase is a powerful thing.
In terms of level and RBI, the signboard of this Strak is Doha Surah, and I have a strong impression that this is a mid-level monster.

Are you planning on going to Duel Links? A very subtle card. Effectively, if it's not under 《Zombie World》, it's useless. Is it ideal to destroy the opponent's Blue-Eyed RBI by battle with this card with higher RBI, revive it with the effect of ② and pursue it? Of course, there's nothing wrong with reviving your own monsters and aiming for deployment, but aiming to activate effects by destroying them in battle feels outdated.

It is easy to put out, and the RBI increase can be expected to a numerical value that can not be fooled.
The GY resurrection effect is easy to understand, and it works well as a signboard monster for Strak.

It's level 7, so it's easy to put out. In fact, you can revive your own army without Anwa.

If you use the goyo effect, lower the rating when you need to care for Anwa
Well not weak but plain

The first EX monster in the Strak R series that has been fought only with the main Deck until now.
The effect itself is solid without flashiness, and to put it bluntly, it's a plain effect, but if you think about his deck concept of Zombie World, it will turn into a monster that can take over 3000 large monsters. Undead itself is a high RBI monster that can easily be put out due to its famous synchronization gimmicks such as Shiranui and Unison, but if this card is more than enough on the board, it can be said that there are already a lot of them.
It's hard to say, but it's fair to say that Doha Surah took over the topicality...

Did the remake Ande Red Eyes come in S?
Since there is no tuner designation, it is easy to summon. I think it's a level that makes it easy to recover when the effect of unison is negate.
The effect is related to Ande, and it seems that the remake source has been properly strengthened, and it is still desirable to use it together with Anwa.
It's a low enhancement rate, but if he's good at GY Fertilization Ande, you can expect a high enhancement.
If Ande is destroyed in battle, he can completely revive GY's Ande. Compared to the original remake, it can also be used as a suicide attack, so it is easier to activate without changing the race.
Level 7 Synchro has also been enhanced, and I'm a little worried about the late effects that can only be demonstrated through battle and the high dependence on Anwa. However, the explosive power when it is decided is still attractive.
Also, it is the first Synchronization for Red Eyes, and although there is no synergy between effects and races, there may be something that can be used with names.

Anwa is a strong goyo who needs nursing care.
Both ① and ② tend to rely on 《Zombie World》, but depending on his GY situation on both sides, you can expect a fairly high RBI.
You can't do anything until you go through the battle, and although it's slow these days, the effect is powerful with complete resurrection regardless of yourself or the opponent. After the middle stage, there is no shortage of options for offense.
If 《Uni-Zombie》, Doomsday Destle, etc. are in his deck, he will be able to use them immediately when the effect seems to be useful.