Jack-o-Bolan →Used Deck

There are quite a lot of undead monsters that are troublesome if they come to your hand, and summoning rights are an important theme, so this SS condition is rather wished and fulfilled.
《Death Lord Dohasura》, 《Mezuki》, 《Plaguespreader Zombie》, 《Mad Mauler》, 《Shiranui Spectralsword》and so on, the list goes on and on.
It's been 17 years since Pumpkin, and it's been 17 years since Pumpkin's undead appeared.
Also, compared to the catchy treatment of Halloween in the real world, the illustrations are amazing, but Jack O'Lanterns are not originally treated as cute, so at the end of the story, ``Jack eats a lantern that looks like this. I'm glad that this illustration agrees with the interpretation because it makes more sense personally
Well, if you start looking for faults, it's likely that you'll get retorts such as "It's originally a turnip, not a pumpkin" or "It's not an object that exists in the afterlife, it's something you got after being rejected"...

Pumpkin Taro implemented for Halloween
The card consumption is rough and you can only discard undead, but it's great to be able to get out of your hand without using the summoning right.
Undead is in GY and there are a lot of people who don't like it, so it's generally hard to lose money.
Unless you only have 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》or 《Shiranui Solitaire》in your hand,
Although it is limited to the opponent's main phase, each player can revive undead from his GY, which is strong.
The revived monster is removed when it leaves the field, but if it is a variety of Shiranui or chance, the removal is often an ad, and if you resurrect it from the opponent's girlfriend's GY, you can borrow it as it is and get an explosive ad.
There is no guarantee that the opponent will use undead, but if it is on the 《Zombie World》axis, the borrowing tactic is really effective.
If you use 《Zombie World》as the axis, Doha Surah should be included, so Bolan's opponent turn revive effect can be used as a trigger for Doha Surah's exclusion effect, which is very compatible.
Since the battle position is not specified, Link Monster can also be stolen
You can also use it by chaining to the opponent's Thunderbolt or Black Hole and activating it, and if Bolan escapes and is in the opponent's GY, you can revive the troublesome monster and eliminate it.
On the other hand, Mukuro's boyfriend, Mayakashi Yasha, has become quite short due to Bolan's appearance.
Yasha can be searched with 《Mayakashi Return》, and although he has a high ATK, he can be differentiated, but in any case, he can be discarded and activated on the field, and during the opponent's turn. It's a bit cruel to compare it to Borlan, who has usable effects.
It's even more compatible with Reihi's Mayakashi Yuki-onna because she was revived from GY.
His offense and defense are modest for his level, but Bolan's job is not as an attacker, but as a supporter and material personnel, so you won't be particularly concerned.
《Zombie World》Axis, Wight, Vampire, Shiranui, Vendread, Mayakashi, Eldlich, it can be said that he is a capable heavyweight undead who can be expected to play an active role in any of them.
In Master Duel, the real rarity was SR, but for some reason it's R
I think it's an underestimate, but if Bolan is also SR or higher, if he builds a deck with Zombie World in a Master Duel, the contents of the main deck will all be SR or higher, so that's the point. thank you

Used in Vended Deck. I'm worried about just cards that send cards to Riveted Slayer and other GYs.
Send Vended Strigeth from his hand to his GY, Jack Avoran.
Revive yourself with Strigeth's effect. Riveted Slayer with Jack Avoran as ritual material.
Advented Majestic with Striges and Slayer as link material.
Slayer's effect puts Ritual Spell in hand and Vended to GY.
It easily leads to Vended's Ritual Monster with effect.
It's also good to use Batouki and 《Plaguespreader Zombie》in his hand to knock him down into his GY and lead to developments, or try putting Dohasura, the King of the Dead, to give him pressure.
I think it's a powerful card that works very well together with the ease of reviving undead.

With the effect of (2), you can revive a "Zombie" monster during your opponent's Main Phase, which I think is excellent.
Since you can revive your opponent's GY "Undead" monsters, I think it's a strength to combo with Zombie World.
If you use the (2) effect, this card will be banished until the End Phase, but it will make it easier for you to escape your opponent's removal, and I think you can use the (2) effect multiple times.
Although he is a top-class monster, if his deck is mainly "Zombie", I think that his Special Summon will be easy due to the effect of (1).

I wonder if it's a card that was put out because it's a new unde general purpose, illustrated in October.
You can discard the Ande cards in your hand to Special Summon yourself. , Since he himself will appear on the field without using the summoning right, it is useful as various materials.
The effect of 2 is to revive Ande during the opponent's turn, and although it can only be used during the opponent's turn, there are monsters that are compatible with it, such as Inu, and it can also steal the opponent's GY, so if you have Anwa, you can expect it to work like DD Crow, but it can be excluded. At first glance, it seems like a disadvantage, but Shiranui is an advantage, and if it's an opponent's monster, it doesn't allow the reuse of intentions on the next turn.
Since it is a ★7, it is possible to search and recruit with Bloom.

A race strengthening card that can be used in various ways not only in Anwa, but also in ordinary undead decks.

Yasha's position...
The effect of discarding Ande from his hand to Special Summon not only leads to the effect in the second half, but it is also nice as a lubricant for Ande, who emphasizes GY add.
I'm a little concerned that the revive effect in the second half is limited to the opponent's turn, but Friche revive is naturally strong, and since it banishes itself afterward, it's easy to use repeatedly.
As you can see from the opponent's GY, it's a new card on the Anwa axis, so I want to make full use of even the disruptive elements.

A super rare undead that suddenly appeared.
It has the effect of discarding 1 undead card from your hand and special summoning him from your hand, and the effect of reviving yourself or 1 of your opponent's undead during the opponent's main phase and banishing yourself until the end phase.
Since the revive effect is likely to be an instant trigger that can be used at any time if the opponent is the main player, it would be interesting to chain and revive the monster under 《Zombie World》even though the opponent touched his GY. Considering that it is the opponent's turn to revive his own monster, is it preferable for him to have a card that can activate the effect during Special Summon?
Either way, considering the timing of being banished and the opponent's turn, it's difficult to use it for resurrection with various materials in mind, so I want to focus on activating effects and interfering with the opponent. This card is banished until the end, so it's hard to beat, and it's strong that you can aim for its effect many times.
A card with something very interesting written on it. 《Zombie World》Will it be the new spice of the axis?

It's almost Halloween!
An excellent undead that can special summon while discarding undead that are duplicated in his hand to his GY, and can revive undead by temporarily excluding. If the world is also stretched, it is perfect.