Predapruning →Used Deck

After all, simple resurrection cards are strong.
His convenient spell that can be used regardless of the situation, as it has no negate effect or level limit. It's also nice to be able to summon fusions at no cost.
Since the search is also effective, it shows a stable performance even with pin stabbing.

This card has three main functions.
(1) Reuse of Chimera Frecia and Serasseniant
②Fusion from resuscitation of Kinsey
③ Reinforcement of the battle line by reviving Stapelia
…In other words, this card is a versatile card that can be used for removal, supply, fusion, and suppression. There is no turn 1 limit, so it is possible to slam many cards and turn his deck explosively. It's a good example of how even a mundane effect can turn into a power card depending on the entourage.
Note that this card does not replace the Predator Planter. Unlike those that specialize in replenishment, this card is a one-time-use card. Don't make the mistake of thinking that you don't need a planter if you have this card. It is desirable to use them together.
As for the number of cards to use, it is desirable to have at least 2 cards because they are cards that are involved in the deck's stamina itself and are involved in the initial movement. Because one is definitely not enough. By the way, I have 3. The sense of security is completely different from the two.
If you're having trouble finding Serasseniant or planets, just search for this card. I'm sure something good will happen (smiling).

Predaplant resuscitation tag. Predaplant has a lot of resurrection cards, but this card has a quick attack and has no turn/level restrictions and no disadvantages.
However, the neck is that the equipped monster is also destroyed when it is destroyed. There is a risk that it will be removed in a chain, but Predaplant has cards that can exert effects when destroyed, so by reviving them, you can reduce or restrain consumption to some extent.
I think that it is the most convenient among Predaplant's resuscitation cards.

《Premature Burial》that can be searched exclusively for Predaplant.
Since the revived monster does not negate the effect, it is easy to use.
Since he is a fusion category, he wants Predaplant to remain on the field more than his GY effect, so in the case of this card, which is an incomplete resurrection, it may be a good adjustment.

Don't forget that compared to other general-purpose resurrection cards, this card's strength is that it's a "predator" card and a resurrection card that can be searched.

《Premature Burial》can't be weak
Scorpio also supports his Special Summon, so you can deploy from resurrection

A resuscitation card exclusive to Predaplant. Unlike the planter, there is no level limit, the effect does not negate, and there is no turn 1 limit, so it is easy to use.
On the other hand, there are weaknesses due to his Equip Spell, such as the fact that if a removal card is chained against the activation of this card, it will end up failing, and since he will remain on the field, he will put pressure on the Spell Trap zone. I want to caution you.

《Premature Burial》for predation, a card that embodies the simple is the best resurrection of any category monster, and Sandeukinji is the top candidate for resurrection as it is the key to assisting predation with low deployment power from the hand. Of course, there is also the possibility of directly reviving Chimera Frecia or Stapelia.
After all, the rule that cards with simple effects are strong still hasn't changed much.

Simple and strong effects, Tsuitsutsui, etc. are scary, but let's reduce the risk by reviving Chimera Frecia.

I think that it is excellent that "Predaplant" monsters can be revived regardless of conditions.
It has a self-destruct effect, but I think it's also good to use it to activate effects such as 《Predaplant Sarraceniant》.

Predaplant can be revived regardless of level, and unlike the planter, the effect does not negate, so it is a card that is easy to handle. By reviving the Fusion Monster, you can compensate for the lack of offense to some extent. On the other hand, it's weak point is that it's an Equip Spell. It even feels like the Predaplant theme is overtly weakly tuned.

A simple is best resurrection card. Equip Spell is self-respecting, or what?
Effect negate Planter is another step in her deck's nature and compatibility, so this card is going to be the top resurrection card. Chimera Fresia can also be revived, but he is incompletely revived with Equip Spell, so it would be better to use it to use low-level effects such as Sandeukinji.
Compared to herbicides, it is easier to deploy because it does not use normal summon rights. Since the demerit overlaps with that herbicide, it may be interesting to search for 《Hidden Armory》.

His Equip Spell card that simply reanimates his Predaplant in his GY.
From GY he can revive Predaplant, so it's nice to be able to revive Fusion Monster's Chimera Frecia as well. Planter can revive every turn, but this one revives without negating the effect, so it's nice to be able to do things like Sandeu Kinzie. I would like to make good use of Graft, which can be revived by itself, and Planter, which can be Special Summoned by negating the effect of a lower class every turn.

Resurrection cards for popular themes these days. However, it is now an Equip Spell, not a Normal Spell. Unlike 《Predaponics》, which can be used repeatedly, monsters are destroyed when they leave the field, but there is no negate effect, and the merit is that you can revive Hydra and Chimera Frecia of level 5 or higher. That said, Hydra has loose Special Summon conditions, so it doesn't make much sense to go out of its way to revive it with this card.