Notes & Combos

Basics of the deck

This deck is built to blind second against our opponents, and turn the tables using our powerful going second cards. The zombie world package is mainly for the tear matchup, as the deck can mill one of your necro world banchee's, which can put zombie world on the field on their turn (banshee banishes as cost, therefor dodging the shufflers), forcing them to fuse aquas from hand to make kit or rinoheart, especially brutal when there first mill hits aghedo or kelbek as they sometimes don't have the second material and if you chain banshee to the activation of a tear name, and they don't have a legal aqua in hand, you can either force the fusion not to resolve, or force them to go into a very suboptimal fusion like mudragon of the swamp.

Zombie world

In addition to the aformentioned Tear 0 deck, Zombie world is also very powerful in the floo matchup when activated as your first action, as it locks them out of tribute summoning any more monsters as long as it remains on the field. It is also very good against stratagies like cyberse, who have powerful effects, but at the cost of type locking into cyberse, and while most of the time this cost is nothing, it does become a huge problem when everything on field and in graveyard especially become a zomobie. Finally, zombie world allows you to always be able to use super poly (or albaz) on any monsters on Either the field with nethersoul dragon, as it only requires 2 zombies, just be aware that you cannot summon Ra sphere mode under zombie world, as it is not a zombie.

The Journey

This is the version of the deck I used to climb from plat 2 to diamond 5, before this I used a branded eldlich deck (still blind second) to climb from plat 5 to plat 2ish before waffling between plat 2 and plat 3 because the shufflers really ***** with that variant of the deck, I swapped over to a going second version of going second branded despia without the zombie package, and got to plat 1 before falling back down to play 2, then I added the zombie world package and have gone 9-1 so far, so I hope you find the same success I did with this variant of the deck.