Vendread Revenants →Used Deck

(1) is an antiquated self-revival effect.
You can basically ignore it.
(2) is the main body, and when it becomes a ritual material on the field, he can give Ritual Monsters the effect of ``Exclude Special Summoned monsters with Friche''.
Although he has the weakness of not being able to defeat normal summoned monsters, this effect is basically central to his Vendread tactics.
Basically, the way to put it into play will be either Normal Summon or 《Ravenous Vendread》.

Vendread people
Low Vendreads generally have the effect of imparting some kind of effect when sacrificed to a Vendread Ritual Monster on the field, but among them, it has the strongest effect that is on par with Hellhound.
Special Summoned monsters only
If the opponent isn't his TRUE or Floowandereeze, it's an effect that mostly works.
… It's probably the old man who cosplayed as that dragon or the group of pest birds.
He has ATK 1800 and enough for a low-level attacker, so you can bring him in with 《Vendread Charge》and follow up.
The self-revive effect is dependent on the other party and it is difficult to use compared to others
The fact that it doesn't have an effect that activates on the field is the same as Vendread, which enters the other main decks, and is a work that was borne by design mistakes.
With the implementation of Ravenous Vendread, the problem of how he lined up and sacrificed lesser Vendreads was forcibly solved, making it much easier to get Revendread Slayer with the power of Hellhound and Revenant in the first hand.
He's still only teamed up with likes, but he's the performance of Vendread, but if you're building a Vendread, it's a must-have piece.
Finally he comes to Vendread, but he's being carried around by Scar (and the hand with his mouth on it) is pretty pitiful.
It's not a mistake to treat "Vendread Scavenger" as it can also be affected.

Vendread Zombie that raises the control power of the ritual body
No cost free chain exclusion is powerful and can put pressure on the opponent just by existing
However, compared to other lesser Vendreads, self-revives are passive and tend to waste summoning powers.
After going to GY, I want to actively exclude it and rely on Anima to reuse it

If you use this card on the field to Ritual Summon her Vendread Ritual Monster, you can give the Vendread Ritual Monster the monster banishment effect of Friche. It's limited to Special Summoned monsters, but it's also possible to check the opponent's turn, and it's a convenient effect that can be used for offense and defense. In addition, it has the effect of self-regenerating when destroyed, and although it can be used as a one-time wall, it is difficult in the current environment to make the lower class stand upright. Comboing with 《Imperial Iron Wall》will revive it as many times as you want, but Vendread itself is a theme that also excludes, so it's not compatible.

Although the self-regeneration effect of (1) is essentially a one-time effect, I think it can be troublesome for the opponent.
The effect given to the "Vendread" Ritual Monster in (2) is an effect that removes monsters that were Special Summoned by him in the free chain, and I think it's really excellent.
However, it should be noted that the effect will not be granted unless this "Field" card is used to release the Ritual Summon.

It says, "Zombies that spring up with charges that tend to be tempted by darkness, and sometimes even Anima." Since it has ATK 1800 for a low class Vendread, it can also help with punches. There are many builds that don't use it, and it tends to be taken over by the releaser of the strongest card, but can you move flexibly if you insert a pin?

A Vendread that grants self-resurrection and the effect of banishing one opponent's monster.
Although it's limited to monsters that have been Special Summoned, it's powerful because it doesn't involve destruction and can be activated during the opponent's turn, keeping the opponent in check.

A monster in charge of level 4 of the lesser Vendread.
He has the effect of being able to revive from GY when destroyed by the opponent, and the effect of granting a free chain exclusion effect to the ritual Vendread.
He has 1,800 RBIs that can self-regenerate by himself, but that alone is not powerful enough today. After all, the main focus is to use the latter half of the effect, and this revival effect should be regarded as something to make it easier to maintain on the field.
Just by giving the Ritual Vendread the effect that grants the removal effect of the free chain, they will turn around and turn into a monster with a brutal removal effect, so I want to use this card as a material as much as possible. However, the effect cannot be activated unless it is used as a material from the field, so it would be good to make full use of such things as resurrection unique to undead and 《Call of the Mummy》from the hand.
Is it a pity that Bone's wide range of ritual materials cannot be used?