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Nekroz is the name of a ritual-focused archetype in the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game. The collection includes Ritual Monsters, Ritual Spells, and support cards that revolve around performing ritual summons to bring powerful Nekroz monsters onto the field. The archetype is distinguished by its thematic emphasis on ceremonial rites and its reliance on specific ritual spells to summon its boss monsters.

Mechanics and core ideas: Nekroz ritual summons typically require materials whose total levels match the level

Notable cards and strategy: Notable Nekroz monsters include Nekroz of Brionac, Nekroz of Unicore, Nekroz of

Reception and status: Nekroz achieved prominence in its peak competitive years as a strong ritual-based deck,

See also: Ritual Monsters (Yu-Gi-Oh!), Nekroz of Brionac, Nekroz of Unicore, Nekroz Kaleidoscope, Nekroz Cycle.

of
the
ritual
monster
being
summoned,
using
cards
from
hand
or
field.
The
archetype
emphasizes
consistency
through
search
and
recycle
effects,
often
letting
a
player
add
Nekroz
cards
after
a
ritual
summon
or
recover
resources
from
the
graveyard.
Ritual
spells
such
as
Nekroz
Kaleidoscope
and
Nekroz
Cycle
are
used
to
perform
the
ritual
summons,
while
Nekroz
World
provides
field-based
support
to
enhance
consistency
and
sustain
plays.
Many
Nekroz
monsters
possess
effects
that
manipulate
the
opponent’s
resources,
protect
themselves,
or
enable
further
summons,
leading
to
a
game
plan
centered
on
maintaining
pressure
while
maintaining
board
presence.
Gungnir,
Nekroz
of
Valkyrus,
and
Nekroz
of
Decisive
Armor.
The
deck
often
pairs
these
with
supporting
Nekroz
spells
and
the
field
spell
to
enable
multiple
summons
in
a
single
turn,
while
using
banish
or
graveyard
interactions
to
extend
plays
or
recycle
key
pieces.
renowned
for
its
flexibility
and
disruption
capabilities.
Over
time,
its
prominence
declined
with
evolving
formats
but
remains
a
recognized
and
collectible
archetype
within
the
Yu-Gi-Oh!
card
game.