Alghoul Mazera →Used Deck

At first glance, it's a common scapegoat card, but it's a pretty persistent card that returns to play when it's banished as a scapegoat.
Even if you send it to GY, it will appear again if it is banished by some means after the next turn, so if you want to completely stop functioning, you need to banish it twice in one turn.
Since it's level 8, it's easy to use as a material, and you can consider using it in decks that are compatible with banning even if it's not an undead deck.

A large monster that is resistant to destruction by undead and self-returns when excluded.
Although it is turn 1, he is very strong in being able to permanently grant resistance to undead as long as he is in GY. Undead has a very thin initial move, so there are many situations where sending this card to his GY is stronger than trying to extend the development poorly. It has good G reception, and since it is a defense that is difficult to break through at lower ranks, it is quite hard if you prepare two and continue to revive each other.
This alone is strong, but the trigger for the return effect does not need to be your own exclusion effect, so you can extend the development by combining it with other gimmicks. There are so many cards that go well with Gotooni, Chancey, Shiranui gimmicks, etc. Level 8 is easy to ss, so in undead with plenty of 2 tuners, it's easy to aim for a flip with 《Shiranui Sunsaga》at 8+2, or 《Shiranui Shogunsaga》or 《Skeletal Dragon Felgrand》at 6+2 with 《Mad Mauler》.
In general, it is a strong card that supports modern undead.

When I first saw this guy's text, I thought it didn't seem like a big deal. It was outrageous.
At the same time as it has a combo that can be actively Special Summoned with costs such as "Changshi the Spiridao" and "Gozuki" and leads to deployment, it can make up for Zombie's lack of resistance, which is a drawback of Zombie. It also has a status that can be used.
Incorporating it into a combo route is a bit difficult to handle because it involves a little luck, but it can be quite useful when you have room in your initial hand or when you draw. However, the ad-lib nature may be high.
In addition, it is also highly rated that it can harass Mira Jade thanks to its destruction resistance. Thanks to this guy, the undead can be pretty bullish on Branded.

From darkness to darkness, to even deeper darkness of corruption, but the attribute is his EARTH.
I couldn't have expected that Warrior of Zera, which had been shown the path to become an archangel and the path to become an evil demon, would be prepared for a ruinous scenario of becoming undead.
It looks like it's tattered and doesn't have a shred of reason, but its stats are as high as those of the Archangel Mazera DeVille.
By excluding himself, the effect becomes a substitute for the destruction of his undead on the field, and in conjunction with that, the activation condition of 2 is satisfied, and the excluded self is his Special Summon in his Defense Position. something like.
Not only does it respond to destruction caused by your own effects, but it also has the unique property of being able to substitute an effect from your hand that doesn't trigger, so it's not difficult to get past the effect.
Substitution is also possible from GY, and if this card that was removed from the hand and revived in the field is destroyed or sent to GY as a material for Special Summon, it will be in a state where it can be substituted and revived again. , Combined with its own high status, its durability is quite good.
After being summoned by his Special Summon with his own effect, this kind of monster is usually banished or returned to his deck so that he can't use the effect again and again. As expected of a card from the 11th term.
If you have 《Mad Mauler》lying around in GY, you can have 《Mad Mauler》with you every time, making the undesync and link deployment very comfortable.
However, it does not support exclusion from the field, so be careful of exclusion effects in the field such as Dinomiscus.
Not to mention his tenacity, his ability to help his brethren over and over again is incomparable to the power he had when he was an archangel or an evil demon, and in a way it can be said that he is a splendid and ideal figure as a warrior. Maybe….

The scapegoat effect of ① can be used from both the hand and GY, and while it is good at resurrection tactics, it plays a role in the defense of the undead army, which is not strong in terms of resistance. It's also excellent that it doesn't create a chain block, and it's difficult for the opponent to block it when it's in your hand (invisible to your opponent), and it's ability to mess up calculations is the best.
Although it is a defensive effect, it also has the ability to make it easier to develop with 《Uni-Zombie》and 《Gozuki》, which are often kicked out by removal because it is an activation effect.
The second effect is a return triggered by exclusion, and the flexibility of not only connecting with the first effect, but also excluding it in another way is attractive. It is powerful because you can get an advantage even if you combine it with the previously mentioned 《Gozuki》or 《Shiranui Spectralsword》.
Although it is returning in Defense Position, it is still good to have a status of 2000 lines that does not allow breakthrough by lower class monsters. If the opponent leaves this alone, it is also an advantage that he can wield his ATK of 2800, which is enough for combat.
In the current Undead Deck, he has a wide variety of GY Fertilizers, but due to things like Summoning, he can't grow many per turn, and it's a pain that he doesn't have much time to spare for this card. In addition to being highly ambush when used from your hand, there is also a loophole where you can't use ① while it is on the field, so even though it is a card that can be reused, multiple copies should be used instead of dropping it. I think there are enough ways to aim for that.

《Warrior of Zera》has fallen to the point of falling into heaven and demonization, but just when I thought that, I fell to the bottom and became undead.
Is it a promise of Yu-Gi-Oh that it's stronger to fall into darkness than to be led by light?
Like "Wightbaking", it has the effect of substituting from the hand, but this one can also substitute from his GY, and if it becomes a substitute, it will appear on the battlefield on its own, giving it the highest power as a substitute monster. have
Zombies are the means to send to GY, so there is no problem, but there is a luxury problem of priority to send to GY
Glow-up Bloom can be easily added to your hand, but if you have Fraulein, Bolan, or Zombie World in your hand, you want to put Dohasura on the field, so you don't really need to rely on Glow-up Bloom. Wax
Useful with level change effect
If you use Andesynchro, if you lower the level, you can sync with Glow Up Bloom to become War God Shiranui or Felgrandt, or if you don't use it, you can become Flame God Shiranui or Immortal Dragon King.
His ATK is also high, so it can be used as an attacker as it is.
The effect that comes out of the field from exclusion does not need to be removed by the effect of Mazera himself, and it can be removed from the hand by the effect of Dark Dimension Soldier from GY with the effect of Goto Oni and various Shiranui etc. Since it can come out, it is also useful as a removal cost.
However, since it is a superlative monster, if you pile up too many, it can cause a hand accident, so think carefully about the number of cards you use.
When undead users used undead in official games and CS, win or lose, they would sneer at their noses and make them lick their bitterness, but after more than three years, they finally broke down. I can say that I got a new one with just the right amount of strength.

It's neither the demon palace of hell, nor The Sanctuary in the Sky, but the remnants of Warrior of Zera that somehow fell into Zombie World.
If the undead on the field is destroyed by the effect of ①, you can remove yourself instead.
It supports both combat and effects, and this card is excellent because you can apply its effect from GY or from your hand. ing.
If it is excluded by the effect of ②, it will come to the field on its own.
Since the effect of ① is a trigger, it will come back really persistently. Even if you try to wipe out the undead on the field and try to decide, if this card is in her GY, it's annoying that the scapegoat effect + this card itself becomes a meat wall and you can endure it twice. If you fail to kill it, you will be able to do the same move again after the next turn.
If you just banish GY to stop this loop, he will come back with this 2nd effect, so banishing him or the grave is the quickest way to go, but leave Doha Surah and so on here. It is a delicate story whether it hits.
In particular, it has excellent compatibility with "Mad Mauler", and because this card's level is high, it can be easily revived, and level 8 undead S monsters such as "Skeletal Dragon Felgrand" can be produced without consuming any resources with only his GY resources. It will be a surprise to come.
Anyway, it's just called undead because it comes back too persistently. Maybe Despheni was also a Zombie.