Red-Eyes Spirit →Used Deck

It is a card that is adopted while praying in fear that this card will remain undestroyed during the opponent's turn just to revive "Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon". One of the cards that symbolizes "very slow startup", which is one of the common problems.
If you can revive even Redame, you can turn back (if you use the link development gimmick of other themes), so that one point alone is enough adoption value. However, it is undeniable that stacking resurrection cards that can be used on your turn is more powerful for that purpose.
However, this card has one major flaw that is completely blameless on this card.
First of all, since the resurrection target is limited to cards with his Red-Eyes name, most of Red-Eyes' Fusion Monsters are not revived.
On top of that, he's an Xyz Monster, and the only thing worth putting on the field during the opponent's turn (= I want to revive him with a trap) is Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon. Without Xyz materials, it's just a slightly weak vanilla, and a spirit. cannot replenish Xyz materials.
And he doesn't have any cards that can extend the development to Red-Eyes, nor cards that make sense to keep in play, other than the above guys and Redame. Why is it such a performance with such a large number of sheets?
In other words, the targets that can be revived with this card are pretty salty except for Redame, and neither the monsters that lead to the development nor the ace can be revived, so there is very little point in reviving them. No matter how hard you try, you can't create value beyond "a card that can extend the link by 1 after the second turn or place a very fragile wall".
It's not about the performance of the spirit, but about the weakness of the Red-Eyes theme itself.
The differentiating factors from Gaisen are that he does not need Red-Eyes on the field and that he can revive non-normal monsters.
Basically, Red-Eyes is the most fragile group in terms of low status, no resistance, and no interference, so there is no need to keep Red-Eyes on the field, and you can revive cards that lead to development. It can be said that it is overwhelmingly superior in terms of usability and the number of opportunities. If a hard Red-Eyes appears in the future, Gaisen will probably be better, but...I've already given up on adding a better Ace...give me Dragoon... .

Since Red-Eyes is a dragon with many resurrection methods, there are many competitors, but as already said, having the name Red-Eyes is an advantage.
There is Gaisen as a similar card, but the selling point is that it does not specify any particular conditions or resurrection targets compared to that card. After all, just being easy to search makes a big difference in usability.

Comprehensive evaluation: A convenient card that can be revived from 《Red-Eyes Insight》.
It is very convenient because you can search while placing 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》in his GY with Insight.
《Red-Eyes Fusion》tends to be prioritized, but since it can revive a Red-Eyes Fusion Monster that was fusion-summoned over there or a fusion material, it can be used flexibly as a follow-up or as a replenishment of strength.
Compared to 《Return of the Red-Eyes》, it supports Effect Monsters, so the significance of reviving the Darkness Metal Dragon is also great.

You can revive the Crimson Eye that dropped to his GY while searching for this card with Red-Eyes Insight. In other words, you can get a crimson eye with one insight. If you drop Darkness Metal with Meteor Dragon, you can revive that too. Compared to 《Return of the Red-Eyes》, it's a single-use card, so it's plain, but I think it's an easy-to-use card.

It is now compatible with Red-Eyes search such as Insight, and it is valuable as a resuscitation trap that can be searched.

You can revive Redame.

A Trap that revives Red-Eyes.
You can search with Insight and Black Steel Dragon, and you can revive "Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon" that is not compatible with "Return of the Dragon Lords".

At the time it came out, there weren't any super-useful cards like Red-Eyes Insight, so it was rated poorly, but thanks to you, it's back to being a usable card.

A very useful card in the deck that connects her GY fertilizer with Red-Eyes Fusion to the development of Gaisen.
If you use it during the opponent's end phase to revive the Redame dropped by the meteor dragon, you can revive it with Gaisen. increase.
You can do the same with libide, but spirits are more convenient because you can search.
《Red-Eyes Fusion》and Gaisen often don't need to search for a second copy, so I think that's another reason why Spirits is used.
It would have been a perfect score if I could revive Dark Dragon, but...

This card is kind of underrated. The range of resurrection is wide, and you can resurrect from Red Eye to Redame and Steel Flame Dragon. Above all, it is possible to search because it is attached with Red-Eyes. However, since it is a trap, it moves slowly and there will be other cards that take priority.
I wonder why Anryu couldn't be revived like in the anime...

Red-Eyes' resurrection cardThere are many rivals in resurrection cards, so it seems that there are many harsh opinions, but it's good that this card with the name of Red-Eyes is effective in search. Since it works, the only advantage of this card is that it can revive Redame.
His Ritual Spell of "Paladin of Dark Dragon" included in the same pack can search the Red-Eyes Spell Trap card after use, and Noble Knight can ss redame from his Deck, so it goes well with this card and uses "Paladin of Dark Dragon". Then you should put this card in

It's possible to completely revive Red-Eyes monsters, so I didn't write anything weak, but there are too many rivals, such as not only "Return of the Red-Eyes" but also "Return of the Dragon Lords". The advantage of this card alone is that it also supports Redame. In that case, libide is more versatile, so don't say that.

Instead of complete resurrection, binding is also appropriate.
If you want to revive quickly, use Silver Dragon's Roar...well, there are restrictions on where you can revive.
Even though it's not perfect, the revived destination is more liberal, etc...
If you take your time, it's pretty subtle

Instead of removing the condition that it was sent to GY this turn
Dark Dragon can no longer be put out! How did that happen!
Currently normal Red-Eyes, when he's in GY there's a roar
As for other things, it's an era where libido is unlimited...
Although the difference between remaining in place and not remaining is libido
I wanted you to put out at least Dark Dragon in the original reproduction.

Free chain resuscitation for redame without searchable conditions
Since it is easy to differentiate with this alone, it can be said that it is a card with specs that can be considered preferentially when considering the adoption of a resurrection card.

In the anime, I was able to ignore the summoning conditions.
Ribide, Roar, Return and Red-Eyes resurrection cards have many rivals.
If you are often empty or afraid of cyclones, there will be significance in giving priority to this.

The strength of this card is that it can revive Red Eyes, which has strict summoning conditions.
In addition, it is assumed that it did not exist by Conmai

If you want to revive a black dragon, Goro is easier to use, so the main aim is not
Except for the point of complete resurrection, the all-around resurrection libido wins, so I want to differentiate him with the Red-Eyes card...
In the anime, even though Anryu was able to revive, it's terrible to remove that part, which was the most important reason for existence.

Complete resurrection of Red-Eyes at no cost, and the fact that it is written itself is not weak.
However, there are many other ways to revive Red-Eyes, and this card, which is a disposable trap, tends to be a lower priority.
However, it is compatible with the insight of the new card.
Since it is a resurrection card that can be searched while sending the resurrection target to her GY, it can also be used as a pseudo redame recruit.
After all, having a category name was a strength in itself.

A trap card that fully revives Red-Eyes.
As a normal resurrection card, there are plenty of powerful rivals such as 《Silver's Cry》that can be used for all vanilla cards, Living Dead that has excellent versatility, and Gaisen that can be used many times.
Compared to Living Dead and Gaisen, this card is relatively strong against removal, and compared to 《Silver's Cry》, it is superior in that it can revive Redame and Wyvern.
However, there are many negative elements and weaknesses, such as being unable to revive anything other than Red-Eyes, being a one-time use only, and not being able to use it immediately.
I wonder if it is a card that will be adopted if you feel that Gaisen is easily corrupted, mainly because it has a lot of removal to Libide.

It's an excellent card that doesn't say anything bad about it, but it's a card that tends to be "return is fine" because of the existence of the return, but it can be used actively when the field is empty. It is possible to differentiate because it is an advantage not over there that it also supports Redame.

Although the target is small, it is attractive that it is a complete resurrection. However, since it is relatively OK with existing cards, it will be necessary to differentiate it by being a “Red-Eyes” card and being able to completely revive 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》.

Fubuki-san's card is finally ocg
It's a free chain complete revival trap, there's no limit on the number of times, and you can easily revive a redame... it's not written that even one character is weak.
…But that’s all there is to it.
More than that, since there is a monster card called Gaisen that is almost upward compatible, it is one of the tragic cards that has been burdened with various sorrows since the information was released.