Libromancer Displaced :(Trap) Target 1 "Libromancer" monster you control and 1 monster your opponent controls; return your monster to the hand, and if you do, take control of that opponent's monster. If your "Libromancer" monster you targeted was not a Ritual Monster, the monster you took control of returns to the hand during the End Phase.@@megarockman75
are you planning to make another zombie video? im trying to reach master with this deck but still trying to adjust the list any suggestions or cards comes in mind?
bro I'm a zombie deck master. The only events I've topped in YGO Omega are with zombie decks. I've made in in-length video how to make zombie decks the best in a comment on another video a few weeks ago. I'll try to find it for you
@@Jett000006 thanks would appreciate that alot. Man I really want to hit master with this deck im kinda bored with my rikka sunavalon and tearlament deck. And the list you mentioned the YGO Omega is for master duel right?
@@munyinsam found my reply. I'll paste it on the next comment. some context might be missing since I was replying to someone. And I don't have a specific list and am playing YGO Omega under the TCG banlist, so you can mix it up by adding Maxx C
@@munyinsam I'd like to make comments, coming from someone who loves zombie decks to death: Red-eyes zombie dragon lord is extremely powerful, it can help you dodge your opponent's Called By (which they would usually use on the Doomking in the GY on the standby phase), and it can also disrupt your opponents plays, especially if their decks rely on GY effects too. Think taking away Borreload's intended link monster to equip (or if you still have enough monster space, bring back Jack-o-Bolan to take your opponents monsters instead). It's best play is bringing back Felgrand for the easy banish, or if Felgrand is already on the field, it can trigger Felgrand's effect of negating. The quick effect of Dragon Lord also gives an option for your Doomking to trigger its banish effect. Doomking can come off the GY in any standby phase as long as there's ANY field spell on the field, not just zombie world. So if you weren't able to set up zombie world, as long as your opponent has a field spell on, he can come back from the GY. Other great tech choices aside from Eldlich are Shiranui (getting out the tuners is a must), Dangers (alone this deck doesn't have much draw power, but the synergy will take a hit since some monsters have zombie-locking effects), monster stealing spells (think Change of Heart, TTT, brain control, mind control), the Vendread link monster, and Vampires (especially their Extra Deck monsters). They can be very aggressive and win you the game turn 2 or turn 3, but they also have a better long game. The secret to getting into a favorable position in the long game is finding a way to have all your Mezukis in the GY, taking care of your Immortal Dragons, GUBs, and Uni-Zombies, and finding a way Doomking revives itself, although this practically wouldn't happen much as for opponents, getting into a grind game means having gotten rid of the Doomkings at some point, so don't rely too hard on Doomking. The secret board breaker that I use (to hit or miss results; use cautiously) is Kasha. Trust me, this niche can card win games for you.
True, but you got to make the most of what you can get. Hopefully I can get enough UR dust for Zombie Vampire and maybe do a revisit on the deck someday. But you can't argue with results. I made it to the top of the event against all the pros. C:
Love playing a zombie deck always makes people quit 😂
I believe you have game on board @20:10 if you would normal summon Jack. Sucker would allow you to tribute both his link2 monsters.
At 4:32 what sent back Red-eye Necro dragon
U can banish 1 zombie to ss the red eyes znd
The Libromancer trap effect at the end phase sent Red Eyes Zombie back to the Extra Deck.
Libromancer Displaced :(Trap)
Target 1 "Libromancer" monster you control and 1 monster your opponent controls; return your monster to the hand, and if you do, take control of that opponent's monster.
If your "Libromancer" monster you targeted was not a Ritual Monster, the monster you took control of returns to the hand during the End Phase.@@megarockman75
@@megarockman75 yeah trap
@@megarockman75 thank you
are you planning to make another zombie video? im trying to reach master with this deck but still trying to adjust the list any suggestions or cards comes in mind?
Of course. one day I will revisit the zombie deck. If I were to suggest, Tearlament or P.U.N.K to force feed the gy.
bro I'm a zombie deck master. The only events I've topped in YGO Omega are with zombie decks. I've made in in-length video how to make zombie decks the best in a comment on another video a few weeks ago. I'll try to find it for you
@@Jett000006 thanks would appreciate that alot. Man I really want to hit master with this deck im kinda bored with my rikka sunavalon and tearlament deck. And the list you mentioned the YGO Omega is for master duel right?
@@munyinsam found my reply. I'll paste it on the next comment. some context might be missing since I was replying to someone. And I don't have a specific list and am playing YGO Omega under the TCG banlist, so you can mix it up by adding Maxx C
@@munyinsam I'd like to make comments, coming from someone who loves zombie decks to death:
Red-eyes zombie dragon lord is extremely powerful, it can help you dodge your opponent's Called By (which they would usually use on the Doomking in the GY on the standby phase), and it can also disrupt your opponents plays, especially if their decks rely on GY effects too. Think taking away Borreload's intended link monster to equip (or if you still have enough monster space, bring back Jack-o-Bolan to take your opponents monsters instead). It's best play is bringing back Felgrand for the easy banish, or if Felgrand is already on the field, it can trigger Felgrand's effect of negating. The quick effect of Dragon Lord also gives an option for your Doomking to trigger its banish effect.
Doomking can come off the GY in any standby phase as long as there's ANY field spell on the field, not just zombie world. So if you weren't able to set up zombie world, as long as your opponent has a field spell on, he can come back from the GY.
Other great tech choices aside from Eldlich are Shiranui (getting out the tuners is a must), Dangers (alone this deck doesn't have much draw power, but the synergy will take a hit since some monsters have zombie-locking effects), monster stealing spells (think Change of Heart, TTT, brain control, mind control), the Vendread link monster, and Vampires (especially their Extra Deck monsters).
They can be very aggressive and win you the game turn 2 or turn 3, but they also have a better long game. The secret to getting into a favorable position in the long game is finding a way to have all your Mezukis in the GY, taking care of your Immortal Dragons, GUBs, and Uni-Zombies, and finding a way Doomking revives itself, although this practically wouldn't happen much as for opponents, getting into a grind game means having gotten rid of the Doomkings at some point, so don't rely too hard on Doomking.
The secret board breaker that I use (to hit or miss results; use cautiously) is Kasha. Trust me, this niche can card win games for you.
can this deck make it to master tier?
once i reached Master V with eldlich zombie world, but eldlich with no floodgates
ironically probably the only deck running the horus engine that doesn't use the Zombie Vampire
True, but you got to make the most of what you can get. Hopefully I can get enough UR dust for Zombie Vampire and maybe do a revisit on the deck someday. But you can't argue with results. I made it to the top of the event against all the pros. C:
@@megarockman75 oh i thought you did that on purpose. Zombie Vampire is optimal if you're running the gozuki mezuki package