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* BeastMan: Panthera, natch.
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* BeastMan: Panthera, natch. She's an anthropomorphic feline wrestler who's proud of her lean muscular build, given the outfit she wears in combat. Like the others, she wears an energy crystal in her attire to bring out her fighting spirit. She wants to be recognized among the Archetype, given her aside of demanding a concept art when commenting on Jiaolong's gender.
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* BeastMan: Panthera, natch.
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* LittleBitBeastly: Panthera, natch.
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* PlayingWithFire: Razen is a Fire-Type Warrior because many fighting game protagonists tend to specialize in fire-based attacks. In the art of Dust Devil, he is seen delivering a fiery kick. According to the concept art designer, many characters in this archetype
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* PlayingWithFire: Razen is a Fire-Type Warrior because many fighting game protagonists tend to specialize in fire-based attacks. In the art of Dust Devil, he is seen delivering a fiery kick. According to the concept art designer, many characters in this archetypearchetype manifest their fighting spirit into firey energy crystals.
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* CombatStilettos: Jiaolong wears 6 centimeter heels into combat.
* DemotedToExtra: Panthera doesn't get a concept art in Card Game Art Works at all, making only a cameo in Jiaolong's concept art to explain his gender. She demands that she receives a concept art next.
* ICallItVera: According to the concept art, Madlove names her mechanical arms "Mia", "Koro", "Pike", and "Toto".
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* MadScientist: Judging by her name and the oversized mechanical equipment she wears, Dr. Madlove is clearly a mad scientist.
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* MadScientist: Judging by her name and the oversized mechanical equipment she wears, Dr. Madlove is clearly a mad scientist. According to the concept artist, "she lost her sanity while pursuing love."
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* PlayingWithFire: Razen is a Fire-Type Warrior because many fighting game protagonists tend to specialize in fire-based attacks. In the art of Dust Devil, he is seen delivering a fiery kick.
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* NonstandardCharacterDesign: Caesar Valius was designed by the concept art designer to stand out, compared to the other designs.
-->''"I drew it in such a way that, while it keeps some Yu-Gi-Oh dragon-ness in its head and other parts, it also gives an impression of a last boss. Because there are lots of human characters among the 'Vanquish Soul', I figured Caesar Valius could be seen like a weirdo from its appearance. However, I enjoy drawing quirky characters."''
* PlayingWithFire: Razen is a Fire-Type Warrior because many fighting game protagonists tend to specialize in fire-based attacks. In the art of Dust Devil, he is seen delivering a fiery kick. According to the concept art designer, many characters in this archetype
* PowerCrystal: The Vanquish Soul archetype has an energy cluster motif in their monsters, which they use to power up their abilities in combat. According to the concept art designer, these crystals are the manifestation of pure fighting spirit.
* PowerDyesYourHair: According to the concept art designer, the "[[DealWithTheDevil power [of the Dragon Emperor] was too strong]], and started turning [Jiaolong's] hair white. Eventually, all of it will turn white."
-->''"I drew it in such a way that, while it keeps some Yu-Gi-Oh dragon-ness in its head and other parts, it also gives an impression of a last boss. Because there are lots of human characters among the 'Vanquish Soul', I figured Caesar Valius could be seen like a weirdo from its appearance. However, I enjoy drawing quirky characters."''
* PlayingWithFire: Razen is a Fire-Type Warrior because many fighting game protagonists tend to specialize in fire-based attacks. In the art of Dust Devil, he is seen delivering a fiery kick. According to the concept art designer, many characters in this archetype
* PowerCrystal: The Vanquish Soul archetype has an energy cluster motif in their monsters, which they use to power up their abilities in combat. According to the concept art designer, these crystals are the manifestation of pure fighting spirit.
* PowerDyesYourHair: According to the concept art designer, the "[[DealWithTheDevil power [of the Dragon Emperor] was too strong]], and started turning [Jiaolong's] hair white. Eventually, all of it will turn white."
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* TheRival: Razen and Jiaolong are rivals in the Vanquish Soul storyline.
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* SweetTooth: Madlove's weapons have an ice-cream motif, hinting at her sublime love for the sweet treat.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: This trope is addressed in-universe by Panthera, who confirms that Jiaolong is a guy.
* WeaponSpecialization: Razen uses a pair of Rocketonfa, supercharged mechanical tonfa, in combat. The energy clusters inside need to be constantly refrigerated. The concept art designer suggests that Razen earned them from an underground fighting ring.
* WeaponSpecialization: Razen uses a pair of Rocketonfa, supercharged mechanical tonfa, in combat. The energy clusters inside need to be constantly refrigerated. The concept art designer suggests that Razen earned them from an underground fighting ring.
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* DamageOverTime: While some individuals in the archetype do have decent stats, their linchpin cards Blaze Accelerator and Tri-Blaze Accelerator prevent the user from attacking in the same turn that their effects are activated, putting an emphasis on gradually burning away the opponent's Life Points and destroying their monsters rather than taking them down in battle.
* HerdHittingAttack: As its name suggests, Volcanic Scattershot is designed for blowing away packed fields, letting you send 2 more Scattershots to the Graveyard to destroy all the opponent's monsters if it's sent there by a Blaze Accelerator card.
* HerdHittingAttack: As its name suggests, Volcanic Scattershot is designed for blowing away packed fields, letting you send 2 more Scattershots to the Graveyard to destroy all the opponent's monsters if it's sent there by a Blaze Accelerator card.
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* CardCycling: Rather than discard Pyro monsters for removal, Blaze Accelerator Reload discards Volcanic cards for extra draw. Combined with Volcanic Shell's search ability you can accrue a fair bit of hand advantage over time.
* DamageOverTime: While some individuals in the archetype do have decent stats, their linchpin cards Blaze Accelerator and Tri-Blaze Accelerator prevent the user from attacking in the same turn that their effects are activated, putting an emphasis on gradually burning away the opponent's Life Points and destroying their monsters rather than taking them down inbattle.
battle. Their bigger monsters have effects that inflict damage in exchange for attacking to let you pressure the opponent's Life Points under these conditions.
*HerdHittingAttack: DeathOfAThousandCuts: Burn damage dealt by Volcanic cards often comes in increments of 500, but there's a ''lot'' of them. Volcanic Emperor weaponizes this well, as it can inflict 500 damage to the opponent whenever they Special Summon -- when matched against most modern Decks that like to Summon a lot to get to their usual end board, they will be punished ''heavily'' for trying to play normally.
* HerdHittingAttack:
** As its name suggests, Volcanic Scattershot is designed for blowing away packed fields, letting you send 2 more Scattershots to the Graveyard to destroy all the opponent's monsters if it's sent there by a Blaze Acceleratorcard.card.
** If Volcanic Doomfire destroys a monster by battle, it destroys all monsters the opponent controls, inflicting 500 damage for each one destroyed this way. It even forces the opponent's monsters to attack it, so this can trigger on the opponent's turn.
* DamageOverTime: While some individuals in the archetype do have decent stats, their linchpin cards Blaze Accelerator and Tri-Blaze Accelerator prevent the user from attacking in the same turn that their effects are activated, putting an emphasis on gradually burning away the opponent's Life Points and destroying their monsters rather than taking them down in
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** As its name suggests, Volcanic Scattershot is designed for blowing away packed fields, letting you send 2 more Scattershots to the Graveyard to destroy all the opponent's monsters if it's sent there by a Blaze Accelerator
** If Volcanic Doomfire destroys a monster by battle, it destroys all monsters the opponent controls, inflicting 500 damage for each one destroyed this way. It even forces the opponent's monsters to attack it, so this can trigger on the opponent's turn.
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* PoisonMushroom: "Volcanic Queen" is a very powerful monster with high ATK -- but you summon her to the opponent's side of the field. The trick is that she burns her controller each turn (and you get to tribute opposing monsters to summon them, getting rid of some of their cards), so if you're playing a stalling-based deck with indestructible monsters, they're stuck with something they can't easily get rid of that damages them each turn.
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* PoisonMushroom: "Volcanic Queen" is a very powerful monster with high ATK -- but you summon her to the opponent's side of the field. field by Tributing one of their monsters. The trick is that she burns her controller each turn (and you get to tribute opposing monsters to summon them, getting rid of some of their cards), turn, so if you're playing a stalling-based deck with indestructible monsters, they're stuck with something they can't easily get rid of that damages them each turn.turn. Plus, by Summoning her, you're Tributing away an opponent's NighInvulnerable monster (or something with a troublesome interruption ability) for a monster that has no protection that you can shoot down.
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* AnIcePerson: Snow uses a spray gun to create the snowflakes in snowstorms.
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* LightEmUp: Sun uses a paintbrush to create the bright rays of sunlight during a clear day.
* MakingASplash: Rain uses a Water-based felt-tip pen to manipulate the rain.
* MakingASplash: Rain uses a Water-based felt-tip pen to manipulate the rain.
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* OneTrackMindedArtist: Rainbow/Moonbow often doesn't know what she wants to draw, which causes her to create rainbow drawings even if she wants to make a group painting.
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* ShockAndAwe: Thunder uses a yellow crayon to produce the zig-zag thunderbolts seen in thunderstorms.
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** Spirit of Yubel has a similar effect to Spirit of Neos.
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** Spirit of Yubel has a similar effect and mirrored artwork to Spirit of Neos.
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The '''Voiceless Voice''' archetype is a LIGHT Ritual archetype inspired by various Ritual Spells and Ritual Monsters printed throughout ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''[='s=] history, similar to the "Memento" archetype. They focus on Special Summoning and Ritual Summoning LIGHT Warrior or LIGHT Dragon Ritual Monsters and giving them boons for being present on the field.\\\
They are related to and support the '''Skull Guardian''' archetype, which consists of the original [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian Skull Guardian]] and its "Voiceless Voice" retrain, [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian,_Protector_of_the_Voiceless_Voice Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice]].
They are related to and support the '''Skull Guardian''' archetype, which consists of the original [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian Skull Guardian]] and its "Voiceless Voice" retrain, [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian,_Protector_of_the_Voiceless_Voice Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:Lo and Skull Guardian, as shown in [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Barrier_of_the_Voiceless_Voice Barrier of the Voiceless Voice]].]]
'''[[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Voiceless_Voice Voiceless Voice]]''' is a LIGHT Ritual archetype inspired by various Ritual Spells and Ritual Monsters printed throughout ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''[='s=] history, similar to the "Memento" archetype. They focus on Special Summoning and Ritual Summoning LIGHT Warrior or LIGHT Dragon Ritual Monsters and giving them boons for being present on the field.\\\
They are related to and support the
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[[folder:Zombie World]]World / Doomking Balerdroch / Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon]]
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** Doomking Balerdroch can revive from the Graveyard in Defense Position during the Standby Phase if a Field Spell is in play.
** Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord can revive itself once per turn by banishing a Zombie from its controller's Graveyard.
** Doomking Balerdroch can revive from the Graveyard in Defense Position during the Standby Phase if a Field Spell is in play.
** Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord can revive itself once per turn by banishing a Zombie from its controller's Graveyard.
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* EyeScream: In its artwork, Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon noticeably only has one eye and an empty socket; according to the lore, the missing eye was torn out by Balerdroch.
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* EyeScream: In its artwork, Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon noticeably only has one eye and an empty socket; according to the lore, the missing eye was torn out by Balerdroch.Balerdroch, who coveted it for being the source of Zombie Dragon's power.
* FauxFlame: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon and its upgraded forms all have ghostly blue flames swirling around them, representing Zombie World's zombifying miasma rather than actual fire.
* FauxFlame: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon and its upgraded forms all have ghostly blue flames swirling around them, representing Zombie World's zombifying miasma rather than actual fire.
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* ForeverWar: Since they're both undead, Balerdroch and Zombie Dragon have been locked in conflict for ages, both unable to die even when they seemingly battle to the death.
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* ForeverWar: Since they're both undead, Balerdroch and Zombie Dragon have been locked in conflict for ages, both unable to die even when they seemingly battle to the death. The balance of power only shifted when Balerdroch ripped out Zombie Dragon's eye.
* HomeFieldAdvantage: Doomking Balerdroch and all of Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon's forms are made to synergize with Zombie World's effect; turning the opponent's monsters into Zombies allows Balerdroch's effect to easily negate and banish their monsters, while allowing Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon and Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon to steal monsters from their Graveyard.
* {{Necromancer}}: All three of Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon's forms can revive Zombies from the Graveyard.
* HomeFieldAdvantage: Doomking Balerdroch and all of Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon's forms are made to synergize with Zombie World's effect; turning the opponent's monsters into Zombies allows Balerdroch's effect to easily negate and banish their monsters, while allowing Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon and Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon to steal monsters from their Graveyard.
* {{Necromancer}}: All three of Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon's forms can revive Zombies from the Graveyard.
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* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Seems to be the case for Doomking Balerdroch. While he's initially stronger than Zombie Dragon (both in-game - Balerdroch starts with 2800 ATK while Zombie Dragon has 2400 in its first form - and in lore) and defeats it, Zombie Dragon focuses on gaining more and more power for itself and transforming into a more powerful form before challenging Balerdroch again, this time seemingly overcoming Balerdroch and taking his power to become Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord.
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* TookALevelInBadass: After its crippling defeat by Doomking Balerdroch and the loss of its eye, Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon absorbs Zombie World's miasma to recover and become the more powerful Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon. It takes another level by turning into Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord, which appears to be a combination of itself and Balerdroch, implying that Zombie Dragon gets its revenge and then some.
* UnholyGround: Zombie World, a realm so unholy that everything living it touches is turned into an undead.
* VictorGainsLosersPowers: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord is implied to be the result of Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon defeating Doomking Balerdroch and taking his powers. It shares some of Balerdroch's features and gains the ability to revive itself from the Graveyard, which Balerdroch has and its previous forms did not.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Seems to be the case for Doomking Balerdroch. While he's initially stronger than Zombie Dragon (both in-game - Balerdroch starts with 2800 ATK while Zombie Dragon has 2400 in its first form - and in lore) and defeatsit, it to take its eye, Zombie Dragon focuses on gaining more and more power for itself and transforming into a more powerful form before challenging Balerdroch again, this time again while Balerdroch never gets any stronger (reflected by him only having a single card), with their next encounter seemingly ending with Zombie Dragon overcoming Balerdroch and taking his power to become Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord.
* UnholyGround: Zombie World, a realm so unholy that everything living it touches is turned into an undead.
* VictorGainsLosersPowers: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord is implied to be the result of Red-Eyes Zombie Necro Dragon defeating Doomking Balerdroch and taking his powers. It shares some of Balerdroch's features and gains the ability to revive itself from the Graveyard, which Balerdroch has and its previous forms did not.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Seems to be the case for Doomking Balerdroch. While he's initially stronger than Zombie Dragon (both in-game - Balerdroch starts with 2800 ATK while Zombie Dragon has 2400 in its first form - and in lore) and defeats
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'''[[http://yugipedia.com/wiki/Zushin_the_Sleeping_Giant Zushin, the Sleeping Giant]]''' is a card that first appeared in the ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'' anime where he was an incredibly Common card that nobody had been able to summon him... until Team Taiyou did it. As can be gathered from that description, Zushin is the embodiment of AwesomeButImpractical: extremely difficult to summon, but equally powerful.
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'''[[http://yugipedia.com/wiki/Zushin_the_Sleeping_Giant Zushin, the Sleeping Giant]]'''
[[caption-width-right:300:The eternal struggle continues.]]
'''[[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Zombie_World Zombie World]]''' is a
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* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Zombie World's unholy miasma turns everything it touches undead, represented by its effect to convert every monster on the field and in both Graveyards into Zombies. Tatsunecro (an undead Tatsunoko) and Glow-Up Bloom (an undead Glow-Up Bulb) are explicitly named as victims of this, though a number of other zombified counterparts of other monsters exist, with Zombie World implied to be responsible for their existence.
* {{Dracolich}}: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon, pretty much ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin and one of the most powerful undead in the Zombie World. Doomking Balerdroch also appears vaguely draconic in appearance.
* EyeScream: In its artwork, Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon noticeably only has one eye and an empty socket; according to the lore, the missing eye was torn out by Balerdroch.
* {{Foil}}: Zombie Dragon and Balerdroch are naturally opposites in their effects, reflecting their status as bitter rivals; Zombie Dragon's various forms all have the ability to convert Zombies to their side, usually through battle, while Balerdroch focuses on suppressing their powers and crushing them without ever having to fight them head-on.
* ForeverWar: Since they're both undead, Balerdroch and Zombie Dragon have been locked in conflict for ages, both unable to die even when they seemingly battle to the death.
* PowerNullifier: Balerdroch can negate the effects of Zombie monsters when they activate.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Seems to be the case for Doomking Balerdroch. While he's initially stronger than Zombie Dragon (both in-game - Balerdroch starts with 2800 ATK while Zombie Dragon has 2400 in its first form - and in lore) and defeats it, Zombie Dragon focuses on gaining more and more power for itself and transforming into a more powerful form before challenging Balerdroch again, this time seemingly overcoming Balerdroch and taking his power to become Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord.
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'''[[http://yugipedia.com/wiki/Zushin_the_Sleeping_Giant Zushin, the Sleeping Giant]]''' is a card that first appeared in the ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'' anime where he was an incredibly Common card that nobody had been able to summon him... until Team Taiyou did it. As can be gathered from that description, Zushin is the embodiment of AwesomeButImpractical: extremely difficult to summon, but equally powerful.
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* {{Dracolich}}: Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon, pretty much ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin and one of the most powerful undead in the Zombie World. Doomking Balerdroch also appears vaguely draconic in appearance.
* EyeScream: In its artwork, Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon noticeably only has one eye and an empty socket; according to the lore, the missing eye was torn out by Balerdroch.
* {{Foil}}: Zombie Dragon and Balerdroch are naturally opposites in their effects, reflecting their status as bitter rivals; Zombie Dragon's various forms all have the ability to convert Zombies to their side, usually through battle, while Balerdroch focuses on suppressing their powers and crushing them without ever having to fight them head-on.
* ForeverWar: Since they're both undead, Balerdroch and Zombie Dragon have been locked in conflict for ages, both unable to die even when they seemingly battle to the death.
* PowerNullifier: Balerdroch can negate the effects of Zombie monsters when they activate.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Seems to be the case for Doomking Balerdroch. While he's initially stronger than Zombie Dragon (both in-game - Balerdroch starts with 2800 ATK while Zombie Dragon has 2400 in its first form - and in lore) and defeats it, Zombie Dragon focuses on gaining more and more power for itself and transforming into a more powerful form before challenging Balerdroch again, this time seemingly overcoming Balerdroch and taking his power to become Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord.
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'''[[http://yugipedia.com/wiki/Zushin_the_Sleeping_Giant Zushin, the Sleeping Giant]]''' is a card that first appeared in the ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'' anime where he was an incredibly Common card that nobody had been able to summon him... until Team Taiyou did it. As can be gathered from that description, Zushin is the embodiment of AwesomeButImpractical: extremely difficult to summon, but equally powerful.
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* DeathActivatedSuperpower: All Vendread monsters can move resources around between the deck, the graveyard, and out of play when they or other Vendreads die.
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* DeathActivatedSuperpower: All Vendread monsters can move resources around between the deck, the graveyard, and out of play banishment when they or other Vendreads die.
* HappyEndingOverride: Downplayed. Slayer's story ends with Vendread Daybreak that depicts his fight against the Vendread horde coming to an end before he reincarnates as Avendred Savior. Then comes Scar of the Vendread and Vendread Scavenger, which show that the Vendread haven't been fully exterminated and are ready to challenge Savior.
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* ThePowerOfLove: Revendread Origin can protect a Revendread Slayer from being destroyed by banishing itself from the GY. It does not afford the same protection to either Chimera or Battlelord.
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* ThePowerOfLove: Revendread Origin Origin, depicting a locket with a picture of Slayer and his late lover, can protect a Revendread Slayer from being destroyed by banishing itself from the GY. It does not afford the same protection to either Chimera or Battlelord.
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They are related to and support the '''Skull Guardian''' archetype, which consists of the original [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian Skull Guardian]] and its "Voiceless Voice" retrain, [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian,_the_Silenforcing_Protector Skull Guardian, the Silenforcing Protector]].
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They are related to and support the '''Skull Guardian''' archetype, which consists of the original [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian Skull Guardian]] and its "Voiceless Voice" retrain, [[https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Skull_Guardian,_the_Silenforcing_Protector com/wiki/Skull_Guardian,_Protector_of_the_Voiceless_Voice Skull Guardian, Protector of the Silenforcing Protector]].Voiceless Voice]].
