Vendread Charge →Used Deck

Vendread version half-degraded 《Quick Launch》
The activation condition requires undead in hand or on the field, but the deployment effect when GY is not mature should be appreciated even if it is not Vendread.
But why not more than 9 points?
Vendread is a design flaw and his Vendread does not have effects that can be activated in the same field, except for Ritual monsters that enter the main deck.
As a candidate to send from the hand to his GY as an activation condition, if it is a Vendread monster, the strong candidates are the Ritual Vendread, Striges and Hellhound with the expansion effect from GY, and Scar of Spell Trap search.
In addition, you can take advantage of the fact that it is a Quick-Play Spell to replace a Slayer who has exhausted the exclusion removal effect during the opponent's turn with his Vendread in the main deck, or use Ritual Monsters that have been targeted by the opponent's effects. can escape with a sacrifice escape
However, since it is activated by sending it to GY, Vendread tokens cannot be used as a cost.
Although it has the name Turn 1, it was originally rated 9 points.
However, since there is a bogus Ritual Spell called Ravenous Vendread that allows you to bring the sacrifice into play from the main deck as well, it's more Uni-Zombie than the Quick-Play Spell that puts Vendread, the prey of the Slayer, into play. I'm in a bit of a bad position because I want to give priority to getting GY to prepare Ritual Monsters with the Undead Three Musketeers.
So my score is a little low
A large number of chimeras behind a bustard with a large number of revenants
It must have been very difficult for a single slayer to deal with this number.

A welcome card that allows you to deploy a minor Vendread without sacrificing summon rights
There's a hand cost, but he's Vendread, and he's mostly monsters that don't bother him in GY, so I don't really care.
The cost can be from the field, so you can actively send the slayer you put out in Bath to his GY,
Sacrifice escaping a slayer who was about to be excluded or bounced, and has a small turn

A Quick-Play Spell that can recruit "Vendread" monsters. Since it is necessary to send Zombie monsters from your hand and GY from the field, it will be very painful if you eat Urara, but it is important to use the "Vendread" monsters on the field to perform ritual summons, so there are various addition losses. I'm happy to have access to such a "Vendread" monster. Goto Oni is the best if you can make it cost.

Although there is a cost, I think the effect of being able to recruit your favorite "Vendread" monsters other than Ritual Monsters is excellent.
In addition to using the self-regenerating "Vendread" monster as a cost, I think it's also effective to chain it to the opponent's removal by taking advantage of the fact that it's a Quick-Play Spell.

Consumption is intense, but it is convenient and expands the range of development.
It is also useful when summoning a revenant for the last push because of its quick-acting spell, or when deploying with ritual body + α and forcibly defeating it.
By the way, you can't use tokens to send GY to him for the cost. Don't accidentally target it.

Recruit Revenant while slicing his Vendread Ritual from hand. Although the consumption is a little heavy, it can be fully covered, and it is active and hasty, so it is within the adoption range. It is also good to collect with Ad Vendread.

It is no exaggeration to say that this card plays a central role in the development of Vendread.
Cut Zombies in your hand or field to recruit your favorite Vendread from the Deck.As for the cost, there are many monsters that you want to actively cut from your hand. It can also be sent to GY to activate Slayer's effect, and the top candidate to summon is Revenant, who has an excellent effect but has trouble deploying it.
Also, since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be set and used as a Sacrifice Escape during the opponent's turn.
I think it's a power card that can be forgiven because Vendread doesn't have such a strong low class on its own, and it's an excellent card with specs that can be regulated if the theme is a theme.

A quick-play spell that recruits his Vendread from the Deck by sending undead in hand or in play to his GY.
Vendread will work as an excellent recruiting card because there are many cards that don't hurt the hand cost too much.
Since Vendread cannot apply effects to Ritual Monsters unless it is released from the field, it should be a deployment method along with self-regeneration. In particular, it will be a great help to deploy Revenant, which has the most excellent effect but cannot spontaneously regenerate.
Even so, it's a 2:1 exchange, so I don't want to be poor.

Vendread's stability card
Having a stable supply of Revenants on the field is a huge advantage.
Using monsters on the field has a terrible disadvantage, so basically you send her Vendread monster in your hand to activate it. Vendread monsters basically have a self-revive effect at lower ranks, and Ritual Spells can be summoned normally even if her Ritual Monster is in her GY, so it's not a problem.
If he doesn't have Vendread in his hand, he will either rot or have a 2:1 disadvantage, so be careful.