Vampire Voivode →Used Deck

The negate effect has a relatively wide range because it can trigger the hand or destroy the activation system after releasing
The grave robbery effect at the time of summoning is also connected to Sheridan as it is, so it is quite powerful
However, note that it does not support Special Summon
Although it has a self-revive effect and there is no loss, the cost is quite heavy
You can use the stolen Xyz that you're having trouble dealing with or Sheridan who has finished using the effect, but I think it's better to Link Summon with the same materials.
Excellent compatibility with Shadow Dystopia
In response to resurrection, two bodies are released + this guy with high RBI and negate ability comes out, which is quite a pressure

Like Doha Surah, Urara can be negate by itself.
For the time being, you can SS yourself, but in that case, there are many scenes where you can make it with an undead resurrection card. Also, there are few opportunities to Tribute Summon and use the first effect.

I think the effect of (1), which steals up to 2 GY monsters from the opponent's girlfriend in the state of Defense Position and effect negate, is perfect for procuring X materials for "Cross-Blood Demon Vampire Sheridan".
For the effect of (1), it is necessary to summon this card of the highest class monster, but if it is a "Vampire" Deck, you can send "Vampire Sorcerer" to his GY with the effect of "Vampire's Desire" and "Uni-Zombie". I can summon this card without releasing it with , so I don't think there is a problem.
I think that the effect of (2) is excellent because it can counter the frequently used hand triggers.

Skewer.
When the summoning is successful, the effect of reviving up to 2 monsters in the opponent's GY with the effect negate, the effect of negate the activation if a monster with the same name exists in either GY when the monster's effect is activated, the monster is revived from the opponent's GY When it is done, it has the effect of releasing two of your own monsters on the field and forming them.
Even though it is the highest grade, you can not use the resurrection effect unless you summon it, but if it is a Vampire, it is possible to overwhelm the release with the effect of the sorcerer. Since revived cards are almost powerless due to their format and negate effect, they should be used as various costs. Sheridan can be used as an X material if there are two bodies with levels.
The card itself has a strong negate effect and self-regeneration. The negate effect is extremely strong against hand triggers and her GY activation effects. Her deck, which stores key cards in GY, will also stick quite well. Self-regeneration is quite expensive, so it's difficult to use.
Although Vampire's new, the effect is also conscious of versatility, and there is a possibility that it can be used in a wide range of her decks. In that case, the second negate effect will be the axis.

As for the existing themes, Selection 10 feels like it's just one or two subtle new additions, and it's a new addition to Vampire, the highest-level monster in the main deck.
Although it is a superlative monster with no release reduction ability, it is usually quite impossible to trigger an NS effect from the 1st effect. , In addition to Zombie's abundant deployment cards, there are areas where you can increase the summoning right, so it is not as difficult to activate the effect as it looks.
With that effect, the 2 monsters Special Summoned from the opponent's girlfriend's GY can be used as Sheridan's X material as they are if they have a level, and the self-revive effect of 3 can be activated by itself if you use the effect of Sheridan or Sucker. conditions can be met.
Even if you can't use the 1st effect, there is a 2nd effect, so it's not bad to put it on the field other than NS. GY effects that do not move from GY due to the cost can be caught alone, and especially against Eldlich, who is also the same Zombie companion, it is effective for both effects.
It's a monster that feels a little heavy and unsatisfactory, but as an ace class of the main deck of the theme, it's a passing performance, and it's a good impression that the effects that go well with the existing Vampire are set. It's a card.