Predaplanning →Used Deck

A very explosive countertop card. Of course, it can be combined with 《Predaplant Dragostaperia》to use it for combos that disable all the opponent's monsters. Along with their appearance, a competitor called 《Predaplant Triantis》also appeared, but this one has the strength of his trap card, which is a surprise attack, and the effect of (2), so I don't care about differentiation. You can send 《Predaplant Byblisp》to GY to secure it, or you can send 《Predaplant Drosophyllum Hydra》to GY and use it for removal. An excellent Trap card that fits the concept of the Predator Deck very well.

It's a trap, so it's slow, but it's a convenient card that can handle GY fertilization and counter-scattering.
Hydra is suitable for dropping. It's a cost, so it's a strength to be able to send it to the confirmation.
Taking advantage of the fact that counters are also placed on your own field, it's also good to have a level 7 Synchro with Banksia Ogre.
It's a card that's generally good for combos, and it's an interesting card that tests your skills.
※postscript
Due to his GY effect of 《Predaplant Byblisp》, he gained a new role as a search card.
Also, with the advent of 《Starving Venom Predapower Fusion Dragon》, 《Predaplant Dragostapelia》becoming much easier to cast, and the usefulness of predator counters increasing, this card will probably have more priority than before.

A sub-weapon card that scatters predatory counters. Let's start with the points of this card.
Point ①: Beautiful mutual complement with Stapelia
Stapelia's effect is targeted, so the range of monsters that can be removed is limited. By using this card, you can not only expand the range where you can place counters, but you can also lay out a two-stage defense in conjunction with Stapelia's permanent effect.
Point 2: Assists the removal power of Predaplant
In the Predaplant category, he is the only card that can interfere with Spell Trap, so it is very useful. It is also possible to destroy the fusion summoned greedy Venom, or combine it with prime fusion planets to release removal on the opponent's turn.
-Precautions for use-
This card alone is neither a first move card nor an obstruction card, it is a sub-plan of counter scattering.
Also, the first thing Predaplant does is secure resources, so he needs to search for planters and train Chimera Frecia into his GY. This is a possible step in the process of summoning Stapelia. Considering the purpose of controlling the field, let's prioritize the fusion summoning of Stapelia rather than throwing counters with this card.
-Regarding the number of cards adopted-
It is better to avoid 3 stacks.
Predaplant requires at least 3 cards to fusion summon Stapelia in the first move (fusion + seraseni + activity, Ophrys + monster + fusion, etc.). Since you don't have enough cards in your hand, it's best to keep this card out of your hand as much as possible because it doesn't affect the development of the first turn. If you can afford it, it would be just right to search.
That's it.

It's a long-awaited predator counter-scattering card, but it's slow because it's a trap. Well, if this is his spell, it's too powerful. It works very well with 《Predaplant Drosophyllum Hydra》, and you can release and remove the opponent's monsters with predatory counters while doing a Special Summon from GY. The level change effect can also interfere with Synchro Summons and Xyz Summons in Free Chain. Also, with the GY effect, he has a removal effect that activates when a DARK monster fusion summons successfully.

For the "Predaplant" Deck, I think that the effect of (1), which scatters predation counters, and the effect of (2), which destroys cards with fusion summoning, are both excellent.

Predaplant The long-awaited counter-sowing card
By the way, it's a trap...it's late...
But it's not a bad direction to strengthen
Could it have been an annoying card before Link Monster came along?

Finally, a card that easily scatters predation counters to everyone, soberly scatters them to your monsters.
A dream-like effect of unconditionally scattering counters while fertilizing GY, dropping Hydra with GY effect and scattering counters to everyone, so this one card can effectively eliminate monsters on the next turn, GY effect is also activated It's excellent because it can remove Spell Trap, which is easy and has poor predation.
The effect itself is unquestionably excellent, but since it's a Trap, it's a bit slow, and since the Predator Counter itself has a strong combo with Kinsey and Hydra, it's not a strong card that can stop thinking in any situation. , Synchro and Xyz theme opponents will make everyone 1 star, so even just activating it randomly will be a considerable hindrance, but in the present age of Link, its strength in that respect has faded.
It's an excellent card, but it's a difficult card to use, and in a sense, it's a good card that tests the skill of the user.

By sending 1 Predaplant from the Deck to his GY and placing predator counters on all face-up monsters, and by removing the DARK Fusion Monster when fusion summoned when it exists in GY, card 1 on the field It has the effect of destroying cards.
It's a further predator counter-distribution device that Predaplant would have sorely wished for, knocking out predator counters with more power than it can produce. He even comes with his GY fertilizing effect of Predaplant. Drop a Drosophyllum Hydra onto her GY and it's instantly ready for self-regeneration.
Since it's a Trap, it can also interfere with Synchro and Xyz as the opponent's monsters develop, but for this purpose, most Link Summons are formidable, regardless of level. Therefore, the game will be how well you can carry out your tactics after scattering predatory counters.
The destructive effect at the time of fusion is set up so that he can destroy Spell Trap and destroy it, destroy monsters, and dare to self-destruct Starve Venom.
However, since it's a combo card, are you worried about the slowness of Trap? Don't forget that it's not a one-size-fits-all solution, it's a card to bring into a combo.

I was happy when it came out, but when I turned it around, one by one, he slipped out of the deck.
Honestly, even if it's just a predator that increases the ratio of Spell Trap, it can't be adopted if it's a Trap with this effect.

For Predaplant, Trap doesn't have a quick attack, which is a bit painful, but you can fertilize his GY while countering all your opponents. In addition to being particularly compatible with Hydra, it can also be used to interfere with the summoning method, where levels such as X and S are important because it is a Furice.
If you summon Dark Fusion, you can do a universal removal with GY exclusion. However, since he's a Predaplant that deals with this card, removing a card with a counter on it makes it difficult to connect to a combo, so he chooses a situation that doesn't mesh well. I want to do it before summoning even if I remove it face down.
Since you can also target your own army, you can do a self-destruct combo.
A technical card for combos.

Is it a trap...
Well, it's good to be able to spread all over with a free chain! Also, it's nice not to be negate because the cost is to send him to GY.
There is no such thing as supplementary food just because it was dropped, so it will be used as a strategy for the next turn. With Hydra, you can remove it with one card, and you can reproduce the monster release that does not target.
It also has the effect of GY, and although the activation conditions are a bit quirky, it's an effect that you'll want to make good use of.

He GYs prey from the deck and is super strong at spamming counters. Kinsey is doing well. Will Dorocera, who was feeling alienated, start to play an active role in this?
Although it has the slowness of Trap, it also has the added bonus of destroying the card when fused, so it's a good new card that doesn't bother me too much.