#revendread

[theignisterrrrrrrr]

Headcanon that Revendread slayer is the first HERO and inspired the others, skyskraper and the other HERO cities are all post zombie invasion, and slayer succeeded in saving the world

[fyeahygocardart]

Revendread Origin

[ryoukio]

Save me Ryou Bakura from yugioh

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Live Twin Lil-La: Welcome back to our podcast, everyone. Today we have a new guest.

Live Twin Ki-Sikil: His name is Revendread Slayer, a guy that was known as the Hero against the zombies. Say hello to the chat, Reveny!

Revendread Slayer: I miss my wife, chat.

Lil-La and Ki-Sikil: Oh...

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The next Hero saga comic is gonna be the last one, so I must propose question to the yugioh GX community:

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Card text: 2 Zombie monsters

This card's name becomes "Revendread Slayer" while on the field. You can only use each of the following effects of "Avendread Savior" once per turn.

You can target 1 "Vendread" card in your GY; add it to your hand.

During damage calculation, if this card battles an opponent's monster (Quick Effect): You can send 1 Zombie monster from your Deck to the GY; that opponent's monster loses ATK equal to the Level of the monster sent to the GY x 200, until the end of this turn.

[sonicasura]

The issue of the Nomus after the U.S.J comes apparent too Ash and the Duel Spirits. They aren't all in on any Vigilante work only doing it when they catch thieves trying too rob someone, or people are in imminent danger from a disaster and things like that, but this is a problem that can get out of control if the Zombie Duel Spirits get too agitated and decided too deal with it themselves. Like you said the Vendreads are most likely too respond too this disturbance of Spirits with the horrible testing and resurrecting corpses.

The Disaster would be immense if the Heroes get into a fight with the Duel Spirits especially powerful one like Vendread Battlelord as they weren't the best at explaining and were rather gung-ho with dealing with problems.

What started off as simple trip has now evolved into Ash and the other Duel Spirits discovering a massive problem that is rapidly growing. Of course after Izuku is finally allowed too go home a massive conversation is held between them all over the next course of action. The end result is despite wanting too keep a low profile especially after accidently getting the spot light on them. They are going too have too hit the streets too gather information on where the Nomus are coming from and stop them at the source. Izuku is of course worried about Ash and the others but does understand that this has started too affect Ash's home making it there problem too.

So the decision is made Izuku will keep his ear too the ground for any important information with anything pertaining too the Nomus and send out the Hero Signal Trap Card for reinforcements and Ash and the Duel Spirits will begin the hunt for any information on the Nomus and try too snuff out the monstrosity at the root.

Vendread Battlelord is the worst one for Heroes to fight as it can prevent their Quirks from activating for a set amount of time. There are signs when these monsters are about to swarm. First is the appearance of Striges and Houndhordes. Then the Revenants begin to manifest before they start coalescing into Chimeras or a Battlelord.

Ash decides it would be best if Izuku has a Vendread with him. That way he knows when a potential swarm is about to happen. Our cinnamon roll is entrusted with Revendread Slayer(Axle) whose experience will help him the most.

Ash also alerts Slifer about the situation as Vendreads live inside the border between all three Egyptian Gods' territories. They will take notice of the peculiar behavior plaguing the various monsters. A storm is brewing so it's best to prepare.

We know All Might ain't gonna be happy when he realizes how much trouble his arch nemesis is causing with the Nomu.

[a-child-turned-monstrosity]

Kinda Update

//Lief is threatening to send me into orbit via skeletal fist from beneath my feet if I don't say something but uh.

Currently, I'm in Gaming Heaven. Cult of the Lamb (I have the DLCs and am recording it) Remnant 2 Balder's Gate 3 Armored Core Plus all my app games that run very smoothly on the new tablet I got for my B-day, I'm very spoiled for choice. I'm not dead though!

I've had some ideas for Lief, some verses, and I'm thinking of giving Lief a Canon Birthday. I was considering making it close to my own, but I was thinking of maybe making it in October or possibly November. Definitely want it to be on the 20th though. So if anyone wanted to spoil the baby more than ever, consider keeping that future date in mind.

And a lil insight into Lief's life if he lived in a Modern (Yugioh) setting, he's an orphan still, but he runs a Zombie deck, Revendread with Eldlich combo. He had help from the Orphanage's owner who loves the Circus :).

That's all for now! Thanks for continuing to interact with and love the boy!

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Yugioh has a total of 10 000 monsters and Pokemon has 10% of that number, at best. Yugioh has like 3 sets of 3 Gods, low balling the number. Numeron Dragon and Ten Thousand Dragon are the sizes of Galaxies.

Buster Blader slays strong Dragons on the daily, a Garchomp will be a warm up for him. Dark Paladin becomes strong the more there are Dragons around. Revendread Slayer kills beasts that a tank couldn't even dent and he has an Evolution. Neos destroyed a Light Being and Divine Neos killed Death Itself. Quasar Dragon killed a Time God. Zarc almost merged 4 Dimensions together.

Yugioh clears Pokemon so hard it will be depressing to see.

Celtic Guardian after battling a Blastoise:

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Revendread Slayer ———————————————— You can Ritual Summon this card with any "Vendread" Ritual Spell. Once per battle, if this card battles an opponent's monster, during damage calculation (Quick Effect): You can banish 1 Zombie monster from your GY; this card gains 300 ATK. If this Ritual Summoned card is sent to the GY: You can add 1 Ritual Spell from your Deck to your hand, and if you do, send 1 "Vendread" monster from your Deck to the GY. You can only use this effect of "Revendread Slayer" once per turn. ———————————————— Can Be Found In: Code of the Duelist (COTD-EN082), OTS Tournament Pack (OP06-EN004)

Ritual Monsters gained a big list of improvements over the years, in part compensating the tough competition of Extra Deck strategies in most Decks. Ritual Summon requires a big investment of our Main Deck to not only obtain both a Ritual Monster and Spell, but also the enough materials to perform the summon. During the first years this was a very expensive investment unless working arround cheap monsters like "Relinquished", but as time passed Ritual Summon obtained several updates on their performance. From shortcuts on our Ritual Summons to additional effects in our Ritual Monsters, Ritual Summon took quite a while to achieve a variety of efficient builds.

"Revendread Slayer" is the lead monster of the Vendread archetype, a group of Zombies taking advantage of the Type's mechanics to Ritual Summon monsters like this one. "Slayer" has a simple effect activated during each battle against an opponent's monster, banishing a Zombie in our Graveyard for permanently gain 300 ATK. Since this will gradually make it stronger "Slayer" won't take long to be removed from the field, but if is sent to the Graveyard after being Ritual Summoned we can obtain a Ritual Spell from the Deck and dump a Vendread monster from the Deck in return. An in-battle effect and a backup plan once leaves the field might seem that "Slayer" is not that impressive compared to other Ritual Monsters, but once we apply the archetype's gimmicks it can become one of the most dangerous monsters out there.

Although Vendread has other Ritual Monsters to work with, "Slayer" will become the priority due some additional advantages it can obtain during the progress of a Duel. With "Vendread Nights" looking for "Slayer" and common Ritual tools like "Preparation of Rites" as well "Slayer" itself looking for Ritual Spells, it won't take long to have the key cards for the Ritual Summon. The non-Ritual monsters in the archetype have a diverse number of conditions to revive themselves, and combined with staple Zombie options like "Book of Life" and "Mezuki" we won't run out of materials to summon "Slayer". Not only that, but "Revendread Origin" allows us to use materials directly from our Graveyard, while "Revendread Evolution" does so with a Vendread in our Deck (Like a copy of "Slayer" paying the whole summon). "Evolution" it can become more valuable in late game, as with its ability to Ritual Summon "Slayer" from the Graveyard it can bring it back as we mill a Vendread in the process for further benefits. Don't worry is we banish too many monsters due the archetype's nature, as cards like "Vendread Anima" and "Vendread Reunion" among others will retrieve them to keep with our Ritual Summons.

"Slayer" is that kind of monster that we can't see its true potential until we apply the rest of the build to its performance. The ATK boost since is permanent can make "Slayer" a powerful attacker the longer it stays on the field, and with the protection from the Graveyard effect provided by "Revendread Origin" we can assure its safety against destructive sources. The non-Ritual monsters in the archetype not only can revive themselves but also grant additional effects to any monster Ritual Summoned by using them as materials, allowing "Slayer" to destroy cards each turn with "Vendread Houndhorde" and "Vendread Revenants", or improving its own performance thanks to "Vendread Core" and "Vendread Striges". Obviously these effects can apply to other Ritual Monsters that can make company to "Slayer", with "Vendread Battlelord" shutting down a card type during our turn or "Vendread Chimera" negating card or effect activations. However, a lone "Slayer" can still be a problem not only by the granted effects from our materials but also "Vendread Chimera", a Trap Card capable of clearing the whole board but "Slayer" itself. Keep on mind that its searching effect will trigger no matter how is sent to the Graveyard, so as long "Slayer" was Ritual Summoned it can give us a Ritual Spell no matter if was defeated or used as material for other summons.

Despite Vendread offering stronger Ritual Monsters to focus on, "Revendread Slayer" has some small yet noticeable benefits to make it the core card of the archetype. A low and solid Level to make its Ritual Summon steady from early to late game, the Vendread materials providing additional effects to work along its ATK boosts, and the Graveyard coverage provided by "Revendread Origin" and "Revendread Evolution" makes "Slayer" a sturdy monster that becomes more threatening as turns passes. "Slayer" is obviously a monster very dependant of other cards, starting with its Ritual Summon to the effects and Graveyard options to work along with. The latter is quite apparent as most of its efficiency comes from being Ritual Summoned, and although it can be revived by one of many options it will lost all its power including its ability to search for a Ritual Spell unless brought back by "Evolution". With more than enough support to work with, "Slayer" might not be the most impressive Ritual Monster on its own but can become one of the most dominant creatures in a Duel thanks to the many options involving it.

Personal Rating: A

+ In each battle against a monster it can banish a Zombie in the Graveyard to permanently gain 300 ATK + If Ritual Summoned and sent to the Graveyard it will search a Ritual Spell and mill a Vendread monster from our Deck + Greatly supported by its archetype in both performance and Ritual Summon from early to late game

- Most of its efficiency comes from working along other Vendread cards and effects

[fyeahygocardart]

Vendread Nights

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"Two Lesbians can coexist with a depressed straight man" is a sentence I WILL NEVER FORGET!

This is talking about Revendread Slayer with the Shiranui and Mayashiki archetypes

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Part 2

[svhyni]

For an art trade with a friend on Twitter (Velleity_Art)!

[ygo-news]

Revendread Origin Ritual Spell Card This card can be used to Ritual Summon any “Vendread” Ritual Monster from your hand or GY. You must also Tribute monsters from your hand or field, and/or banish Zombie monsters from your GY, whose total Levels equal or exceed the Level of the Ritual Monster you Ritual Summon. If “Revendread Slayer(s)” you control would be destroyed by battle or card effect, you can banish this card from your GY instead.

[sonicasura]

I never asked this before but what is your favorite Duel Monster? I am curious as too your choice. As for me maybe it's because of there design or maybe because of how I get flash banged every time I open up Master Duel but Elemental Hero Neos is definitely up there as one of my favorites another one that I consistently put as my favorite is Turbo Warrior. I don't know man that Iron Pompadour is ridiculous but it works so well and is incredibly cool too me. Brings together that entire design for me

That's a good question. Slifer is a childhood favorite and still remains there to this day. A few other favorites are Revendread Slayer, Junk Destroyer, and Frightfur Tiger.