Doomking Balerdroch →Used Deck

The master of 《Zombie World》, with self-resurrection without disadvantages
Both can be used in the same turn, negate of exclusion and monster effects and powerful monsters
It is not a general-purpose power card, and the presence of Anwa is essential to fully use the effect.
It is also a model for the design of the Strak R, which has changed its direction to make full use of the old cards.
The drawback is that it is highly dependent on Anwa, so it is easy to build and operate as a template.

Under 《Undead World》, it is a ridiculous card that can revive +2 interference every turn.
If 《Vampire Sucker》is on the field, you can draw when you revive, and if 《Necroworld Banshee》is in his GY, you can use the effect almost as a flitch, and there are synergies with various other undead cards.
Even after removing 《Undead World》, if you use 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, banishment and negate will fly, so you need to be careful when playing Dohasura.

A perfect bug card in terms of performance. It's really weird to write.
However, the weak point is not that, but "Zombie World", so it's safe.
Even if it's removed or used as material, it's a monster that revives on its own every turn and harasses undead unless it's removed.

A rough card that is rough and strong.
Easy to deploy thanks to Zombie's abnormal GY fertilization performance, it has both a powerful suppression effect on its own and a top-level removal effect that does not take targets, and it also has a very long fighting ability because it revives every turn. expensive.
On top of that, when it's your opponent's turn, it can be used as a Synchro material because it's a good thing that it revives quickly. It's really powerful that no matter how much you use it as a material, the control doesn't decrease, and the number of level 8 is exquisite, and together with 《Plaguespreader Zombie》and 《Mad Mauler》, you can create a powerful Synchro Monster like 《Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord》and 《Skeletal Dragon Felgrand》. It is also highly evaluated that it is easy to access.
If you think about it normally, it's an Overpowered card, but since it requires the maintenance of 《Zombie World》to fully demonstrate its effect, it doesn't matter if it's 《Mystical Space Typhoon》or anything, so it just ends up with a random back destruction. Most decks have 《Called by the Grave》as countermeasures against triggers, so they can be neutralized by banishment. .

As long as you can maintain 《Undead World》, you can self-regenerate and 2 interference with 1 card, which is an exceptional performance card even in modern times.
The removal effect itself is a top-class removal that does not target, and it is very easy to use because it can be activated by the effect of your girlfriend's Zombie monster.
Since it has a self-regenerating effect, he only needs to be in GY, and Ande has many effects such as Uni-Zombie that send monsters from her deck to her GY, so there is also a way to access this card. very many.
It is a monster that is easy to put out roughly and is strong as it is a signboard of Strok, and it can be said that it is the biggest advantage of using Anwa.

Power cards that even babies can understand
It's an effect bug

As the name suggests, it is a card fit for a king. Anwa is essential, but it feels great to use it because it repeats negate and exclusion as a matter of course even though it comes out like a cockroach every turn. It's easy to use with Glow Up Bloom's effect, and recently you can use 《Eldlixir of Black Awakening》to bring it out. Both require Anwa and his Eldlich, but they're all easy to find, so it's not such a problem.
that is strong

Zombie type ace monster
The effect negate of the opponent's monster and the exclusion that does not take the target are quite strong.
It is also possible to Special Summon with Eldlich etc., but basically it is undead
Place where you want to special summon with grow up bloom in the state where the world is stretched. It is also strong to be able to negate things like 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》. Besides
If you have a Field Spell, it's also strong to revive every turn. It's also strong to chain and remove to its resurrect effect.
Doha Surah 2 Xyz Summon, Synchro Summon Shiranui Synchro, etc.
It is compatible with both. This is my personal favorite card.

《Zombie World》axis Deck's ace monster in the main Deck
Although superlative, it comes out easily with the combo of Bloom and Anwa
Due to Bloom's effect, Special Summon can only be done from the Deck, so it tends to get in the way if it comes to your hand, but you can take care of it by using 《Jack-o-Bolan》or the effect of Gotouki.
Although it is the effect of 1, it is flexible because you can choose to negate or exclude when processing the effect.
Since it is not targeted, monsters with target resistance can also be removed.
There are quite a few monsters that have the effect of picking up and getting an add against exclusion, but there are no monsters that have exclusion resistance alone, so it usually works
The effect of this 1 is at its best with Anwa
Since the field and GY are all undead, the activation of the opponent's monster's effect will trigger the selection and exclusion of Doha Surah.
This alone puts a lot of pressure on the opponent, but the selection effect even negates that effect.
What's more, it's not one of them, but each one, and it's the strength of two roles.
Of course, even if you don't use the opponent's effect as the trigger, you can trigger the exclusion effect yourself.
It works especially well with Banshee, Boran, and Immortal Dragon Emperor, who can move even during the opponent's turn.
It is also a choberig with Hari Fiber and PSY Frame Road Ω, etc.
Regarding the self-revive effect of 2, even if it is not Anwa, it is enough if there is a face-up Field Spell on the opponent's field. coming
It is an effect that embodies Ande's resilience, which seems to be the king of Ande.
You will be revived again and again!!
As a minimum initial move, from two pieces of Bloom and Anwa
Activate Anwa
Bloom Normal Summon
Link Summon Linkuriboh with Bloom
Doha Surah Special Summon from Deck with Bloom effect
Link Summons 《Vampire Sucker》with Dohasura and 《Linkuriboh》
Opponent Standby Phase, Revive Doha Surah
1 draw with football forced effect
I should have said
At the beginning, I mentioned that it will come out easily with Bloom, but if you put Anwa on him without special summon and let him stand by in GY, he will come out in the next standby, so drop him in GY. just enough
If the current option is Ande, move without Special Summoning Doha Surah with Bloom. Dohasura, Baroness, Halifair, Mayakashi of Reihi A board surface where Yuki-onna rampages is created.
It should be strong against Urara, but there are situations where Urara can't be used by Hermit or 《Uni-Zombie》, let alone Doha Surah.
Doha Surah's weakest point is 《Called by the Grave》
If you are nominated when reviving from GY, you can't even look at it.
Currently, thanks to the Immortal Dragon Emperor, who revives with a completely free chain during the opponent's turn, if you take care of it, the interference will decrease considerably, but it will be able to protect Dohasura from the grave.
He is often ridiculed for using his Deck on the Anwa axis in CS and official matches, but Ande can still fight in the current environment.
It doesn't have any resistance, but it has the ability to be the king of Ande, so naturally it's 10 points.
Of course UR in Master Duel
Although his ability is recognized, if you build his deck on the Anwa axis, all the main extras except Plaguespreader Zombie and Bolan will turn into a super-rich deck with a rarity of SR or higher, so be prepared when you build it.

Strak R's Anwa's real trump card. Undead in Yu-Gi-Oh was strong after all.
Anwa, who was soberly popular for ignoring racial support, but was about to lose her power, was the culprit when she suddenly jumped into the environment. Under the application of Anwa, any monster on the field will be negate.
And the self-regeneration below is as persistent as a cockroach. In the worst case, if you leave it in GY, it's scary because it will come out with a good timing. Still, the status is also dark Deck compatible, so something is strange. Darkness deck + monster effect suppression + Anwa can effectively negate the race support, so even now, if the decision is made properly, the opponent can make an unreasonable development to the point of surrendering half-crying. However, be aware that it relies heavily on Anwa and is easily perishable when attacking second.

The key player who pushed 《Zombie World》to be a cautionary Deck.
Although I didn't name it, it was a design that was strongly conscious of Anwa, and it was able to overcome Anwa's weakness of "not compatible with pure undead decks" in a form that is almost perfect. His existing Zombie support works well across the board, and his flexibility, which allows him to mix and match with various types, is especially highly rated.

If the undead effect is activated, banish or negate, and if there is a Field Spell, resuscitate from GY defensively.
If it's under 《Zombie World》, it's good because you can negate the effects of your opponent's monsters.
Even if you don't have 《Zombie World》, if your undead use the effect, you can use the removal effect, so the effect will not spoil.
It has a strong resurrection effect and will come back even if you use it as a material, so even if you use it for level 8 Xyz, it will come back.
Hmm strong. If you're going to build an undead, I think you can put it in a set with the world for the time being.

The ultimate supreme Zombie monster king born in Anwa R.
By combining with Anwa, both effects become divinely strong, but even without Anwa, you can add the single removal of untargeted monsters to the effects of all your undead other than yourself, and general-purpose hand triggers. It is possible to check the opponent's Urara and Warashi, etc., so its high performance is guaranteed.
There are decks of him that stop functioning even with Anwa alone.

It is strong at the point where it can check the back of the enemy
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A card that is overwhelmingly stronger than the main card of Strak. The effect that can be removed or negate in response to Zombie's activation can target all monsters if you have 《Zombie World》, so there is no doubt that your opponent will hate it just by using it. Also, it has the effect of reviving itself, and it is very troublesome because it can only be removed completely by using exclusion or bounce. With its high specs, high status and excellent abilities, it can be said that it is the strongest Zombie.

Zombie strongest monster without complaint. With just the existence of Field Spell, you can revive infinitely, and if you have 《Zombie World》, you can check all the opponent's monster effects. It's so strong that it's included in any Unde Deck along with Bloom, Anwa, and Banshee, and it's a card like Dragon Ruler or Zoodiac to Zombie that "he's definitely better in the end." , If you pursue strength as a Zombie Deck, you will naturally end up with a Deck that has this card. Also, although he is strong against monsters, he is powerless against Spell Traps, and since 《Called by the Grave》is a natural enemy, countermeasures are essential. If you're scared, hold onto Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion.

strong
Undead Deck This card is traumatic when played against
* There is still salvation as long as it can be stopped with something like "Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion"

Under 《Zombie World》, it boasts considerable control. Negate Effect Monsters or remove cards from Field GY are powerful. Zombie hand triggers such as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》have a high adoption rate, and the ability to block them is also a strength. Therefore, it can be expected to play an active role in Decks that are centered on the field. It's level 8, so it's easy to use, such as getting Darkest Diabolos, Lord of the Lair and rank 8, or sending it to his GY as a trade-in. Putting the demon king and the ghost king side by side is somewhat romantic and fun.

The monster effect negate also has self-resurrection in exclusion, and the RBI is also high. When combined with Undead World, it boasts considerable control power, but even with this guy alone, the effect is self-contained and strong. His weak point is that he is powerless against his deck, which is mainly composed of spells and traps.
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In addition to 2800 RBI, even though it's turn 1 and Defense Position only, his Field Spell other than Necrovalley will revive every turn (and at no cost). Doha Surah will perish, but it will rise again and again!
The effect of (1) shows its true value when combined with 《Zombie World》, but it is also very useful as a countermeasure against Urara.
If you insert one in his Deck that uses Field Spells other than Necrovalley, you can expect it to be useful as a countermeasure against Urara and as various materials that can be revived as many times as you like.

Any Field Spell is fine if you simply want to use the effect of 2, but if you want to fully demonstrate its performance, you should pair it with Anwa.
However, even without Anwa, Zombie's hand trigger girls can be destroyed, so just being on the field will put pressure on your opponent.

In response to the effect of (1) "Zombie", the effect that was activated once per turn that negates and banishes monsters from Field GY can only be used to check the activation of the opponent's "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring". Instead, if 《Zombie World》is in play, I think it's excellent that you can check most of the opponent's monster effect activations.
Considering the effect of (1), I think 《Zombie World》is the best for the Field Spell necessary for the self-regenerating effect of (2).
Even if you can't draw 《Zombie World》, if your opponent has a deck that uses Field Spell, you can use it for self-regeneration effect.
It's a superlative monster, but with the effect of "Uni-Zombie" etc., he sends GY and puts it out in (2) self-regeneration, and when "Zombie World" is out, "Glow-Up Bloom" is sent out as his GY send I think that there is no problem because there are means such as

An absurdly strong 《Treeborn Frog》born to form a tag with Anwa.
Field Spell, which is a condition for self-revive, doesn't have to be Anwa, so if you want to do it, you may be able to go on a business trip.
With Anwa on, most of the effects of monsters that activate on the field or on his GY will pull this guy's trigger, and on top of that, both effects can be used once per turn, making it quite difficult to move.
It's powerful even if you use it on your own turn, but if possible, it's also a hindrance to your opponent's turn. So there are only Banshees.
Highly versatile Urara and Warashi can also pull the trigger, so it can also function as a damage push or counter.
However, if you try to master it, you will become more dependent on Anwa.

You can use the triggered immediate effect at no cost instead of being able to activate when the effect of a Zombie monster other than Spirit King Dohasura is activated, even if there are no face-up cards in the field zone, the triggered immediate effect can be used from GY to Special. It would be nice to be able to Summon, so I would like to see the activation effect weakening removed, but Konmai will continue to favor the triggered instant effect more than now and further reduce the activation effect.
I think it will be one of the best cards for undead players.

It's not like I can't use Necroeyes, the real signboard monster of Strak this time, but it's a blur in front of this card.
In response to the activation of Zombie's effect, negate it or remove it from the field GY card without targeting it. It can be said that it is an effect that can only be achieved by doing so, with Anwa, you can negate virtually any opponent's monster's effect, so the control power is high.
The exclusion can trigger the effect of your own undead, so it's easy to use without Anwa, and you can of course kill your opponent's troublesome monsters, but you can also exclude your own monsters, so use Shiranui. It can be said that it is an effect that can be used for both removal and deployment, as it can be removed and assisted deployment.
Both effects can be used instead of one, so under Anwa, it turns into a fairly ferocious suppression monster, and even though it is in Defense Position, it can easily be revived many times under the loose conditions of having a Field Spell. It is quite robust and has a high hit point of 2800, so it is quite difficult to break through on a day when it is normally deployed vertically.
If it's an undead deck, it's a super powerful monster that you definitely want to put in if you have a frame.

Mr. Eyes. Ande R Strak true ace monster.
The first is the effect when the undead effect is activated. You can choose from two effects, one is the effect negate, and the other is to "select" monsters on the field GY and banish them, both of which are very brutal. Urara and other general hand triggers are undead, so it is possible to check them. When 《Zombie World》is applied, it reacts to all kinds of monster effects, wielding a ferocity befitting the King of the Dead.
The second is the effect of reviving in the standby phase if he has a Field Spell. Since it's a Defense Position, it can't be used to attack if revived on your turn, but you can use it like Treeborn Frog, and Dohasura's own control power is high in the first place, so just being in Defense Position is a threat.
Since he is undead, it is easy to revive him, and since he is dark and undead, it is easy to drop him into GY. Since it is level 8, it can be used as a train cost, and since it has a defense power of 2000, it is also compatible with Pyramid Turtle. The RBI is also the highest grade, and there is no chance of passing.
With 《Zombie World》, it shows its true power, but it is also a very powerful card on its own.

As expected of the 10th term performance.
An amazing Necromancer who can revive infinitely from GY in every standby phase just by having a Field Spell. Furthermore, if 《Zombie World》is stretched, no cost effect negate or no cost exclusion every turn. normally strong.
However, the true value of this guy is still infinite resurrection just by having a Field Spell. It is also a cost for Tribute Summon and a material for Ritual Summons. Of course, it can also be used as a link material. It's a monster that makes you feel the possibilities.

Could he be the true ruler of Zombie World?
When an undead effect other than this card is used, as long as there is an effect to negate the effect or use the effect to select one card in the field or GY and exclude it, and a Field Spell exists in the field It has the effect of immortality that revives with defense in standby.
Both effects are written to be used in conjunction with Zombie World, and this card under Zombie World revives every turn, negates the effects of all the opponent's monsters, and destroys the field and his GY. Naturally, it has the side effect of 《Zombie World》, and the binding force on the opponent is extremely high.
But even without that, this card is actually a mass of versatility. 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, a hand trigger that dominates the environment, is a Zombie and the effect trigger of this card. Also, the resurrection effect can be revived on the opponent's field regardless of the type if it is a Field Spell (although Necrovalley is NG), so there seems to be an unexpected resurrection opportunity.
Since it revives in Defense Position, it can't be expected as a hit point, but it can be used as a check against Urara and as a material for Xyz Link. It has considerable potential, and is expected to work beyond Ande's control.

What is this guy strong
With loose conditions, he has no reason to be weak with 2800 RBI coming back from GY
If it's Anwa, the effect in the first half is also pretty good...

If 《Zombie World》exists, the fear that this card will fly out easily from one such as 《Uni-Zombie》.
If halifiber and samoso are not regulated, we judge that they have the potential to destroy the environment.

As a superlative, it has a passing status, is attributed to a race that is easy to send to GY and easy to revive, and if there is a field in each other's standby, it can self-regenerate and can stay persistently like Ande.
In addition, you can choose to negate or remove the effect of Ande as a trigger, and negate is basically desirable to be used in combination with Anwa, but it is convenient because the back, which is currently said to be essential, is Ande. , Even if you can stop this, you can make a certain evaluation, and it is easy to work without Anwa.
However, self-regeneration is defensive, so it's difficult for an attacker, and although it's a promise of this kind of card, it's weak against bounce and removal.
By the way, it's easy to misunderstand because it's written in a confusing way with the field zone.
If you want to make full use of the effect, it is desirable to use it in combination with the race change, but when you can do it, the control power is quite high, and it is a versatile card that can be used in Decks that use Field Spells because it can be used in other ways than Ande. think.

The negate effect triggered by Zombie's effect activation and monster elimination alone is strong enough. A monster that seems to play an active role as a check for hand triggers, which has a high adoption rate.
It has a relatively high RBI of 2800, and if there is a field, it can be revived during the opponent's turn. The performance of both obstruction and pursuit is quite high.
Personally, the disadvantage is that if this monster is used as a starting point, it tends to be field dependent. I'm happy with the reprint of "Metaverse", but it's too strong to give it a perfect score.

(Such as Anwa R's sign is not over here) Isn't that strange?
Even though it's a standby phase, it's a superlative that revives itself every turn, and it's very powerful that it can negate or remove an effect by triggering the activation of an undead effect regardless of whether it's yourself or others.
In particular, thanks to the exclusion effect, it is possible to use it even if it is not completely dependent on Anwa. I think.

In the undead world environment, the opponent's effect can be negate at no cost, and with a Field Spell, it can be revived. It can also keep Zombie Urara in check, so even if it's not an undead Deck, it's fine to pin it if it's a Deck that uses Field Spell, but it's powerless against Spells and Traps, so don't overestimate it. GY can also be excluded, so undead is still the main.
Since the resurrection condition is the field zone, it works well with 《Metaverse》, which can cast a Field Spell on the opponent's turn.

Field zone is confusing to write
The trigger killer is also strong, but the exclusion effect is not to be underestimated.
If you maintain 《Zombie World》, it will be a considerable check

The effect of ① and the effect of ② increase the pressure on the opponent when 《Zombie World》is placed, and you can revive yourself on turn 1. Also, since Zombie is the main axis for hand triggers, you will be able to come out strong against these as well.
The part that is easy to misunderstand here is that the effect negate and ban can not be used any number of times in turn 1, respectively, and there is a possibility that the deck will respond if you go to an environment with stamina that can overcome the trigger. increase. Also, when Zombie World is removed, the pressure will weaken.
A card that has a clear weakness but a strong effect.
Another aspect of this card is that it has value and that there is room for it in the Zombie meta. It doesn't have to be 《Zombie World》for the revive effect, it doesn't have to be his Field Spell. This allows you to activate against a Zombie's effects without having to bind yourself to the Zombie. This point may also live in the future.

As long as the Field Spell exists, it's an amazing guy that will continue to be active in the standby phase endlessly. Moreover, it is possible to stop the effects of Zombie monsters up to 2 times. It is very convenient to be able to stop that 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》. Needless to say, it goes well with Zombie World, which turns all monsters on the field and GY into Zombies. It's a small detail, but it's very confusing because the field zone and the field are different. I think the text is shorter and easier to understand if the Field Spell exists face-up.

If you are under 《Zombie World》, you can become a material worker while suppressing each of the ① effects and ② resurrection. Exclusion without a target is very powerful as it is possible from his GY regardless of yourself or the opponent.
It's a two-stage check, and it's rare for the opponent to push while knowing the removal/negate. If you don't need the insurance for re-stretching Anwa, you can actively interfere with your opponent's turn with something like Banshee.
The combination with Urara is also powerful, creating a nightmare combo that uses the exclusion effect while blocking with the former. And the opponent's back will be his negate.
Also, if you or your opponent have a face-up Field Spell, you can revive them for the time being. Burying, Uni-Zombie, Samoso and his GY won't have a hard time placing it. If necessary, you can immediately stand up with a horse head demon without waiting for self-revive.
If you aim to revive him in the standby phase, if his Field Spell is removed or blocked by a tray or cyclone just before that, the plan will collapse. If you have a banshee or something that can defend, it's rock solid.
Also, since dealing with spells and traps is out of the office, overconfidence is prohibited.

A monster that appeared to counter 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, 《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》, and 《Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries》. In particular, being able to negate the effect of 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》is very good. Also, if you have a Field Spell, it will also become a Special Summon and a wall in Defense Position.