Teardrop the Rikka Queen →Used Deck

[ Rikka ] ace monster
The effect of ① can remove destruction resistance, and there is no material specification, so this alone can be called a general purpose rank 8, and if you use Plant as a material, it is attractive that you can use it in a free chain every turn.
Even if the effect of ② is not [Rikka], it may be possible to easily raise it to nearly 4000 with his deck that uses release a lot.
The illustrations are also beautiful and nice. It's also good that you can use 《Mariña, Princess of Sunflowers》, 《Tytannial, Princess of Camellias》, 《Talaya, Princess of Cherry Blossoms》and 《Sylvan Princessprout》as materials.
I can't help but think of that song in my head.

It is a card that can be used as a suppression agent that can be released with Friche if you use Plant as a material.
The release process is effective for people with destruction resistance, but it doesn't work on targets with resistance, so it's not a very reliable effect.
The RBI increase at the time of release is quite plain, but it's better than not having won thanks to this. You can get to about 3200 RBI frequently.

A rank 8X monster made of general-purpose materials that has the ability to remove one monster from each other's field by release due to its own effect using X materials.
It's a very simple single removal effect that penetrates the destruction resistance that can be activated during your main phase, but you can't ignore the target resistance. So, since it changes from an activation effect to an immediate trigger effect that can be used with Flice on each other's turn, I still want to use it in a Deck centered on Plant.
However, even if you use a Plant as an X material, it will only be treated as 1 obstruction in the opponent's turn, and you will not be able to acquire resistance etc.
In that case, it's natural to feel uneasy about riding alone, so along with Bengaranzes and general-purpose EX monsters, it will mainly play a role as a part of suppression in plant GS.

I don't know why it's rated so low, but it's strong.
There's no reason why releasing an opponent's monster with Friche is weak. 3000 RBI is also a margin.
However, it doesn't negate the effect, and it's too weak to stand alone with pure Rikka, so it's a card that shines in Plant GS.
If you don't put other monsters next to it and hit the must counter, it's definitely not strong against the environment opponent.

"Rikka" rank 8 monsters
Although the removal effect is targeted, it is strong against some people with resistance because it does not go through destruction. If Plant is used as a material, it can be used in a free chain, so will it have the same performance as recent large monsters?
Although the RBI effect ends at the end of the turn, it is not difficult to reach over 3000 RBI, and many monsters can be destroyed by battle.
However, when looking at it as a trump card for the theme, I am concerned that it has no resistance or recovery effect.
Even with the "Rikka" Deck, Snowdrops are a strong candidate because they consume a lot of money to put out normally, so it's a quiet impression for putting it out that far.

《Teardrop the Rikka Queen》
This card is the symbol of Rikka.
He is a level 8 Xyz Monster, and his stats are 2800 for both offense and defense.
Above all, the most distinctive effect is ①.
A release effect that can be used even during the opponent's turn if the X material is Plant and Free Chain.
It can't be effective against opponents who can't target it, but it can penetrate destruction resistance, so there are many opportunities to use it.
The same level 8 Xyz Monster has "Sylvan's Guardian God Arsei", so if you use it according to the situation, you can usually remove it.
The effect of ② increases his ATK by 200 every release until the end of the turn. To be honest, it's a modest effect, but if you deploy it with 《Teardrop the Rikka Queen》in advance, ATK can go up to nearly 4000, so you can't underestimate it.
Teardrop has no resistance, so it doesn't last long. Therefore, I think it's better to release the opponent on the turn you summoned → release it on the opponent's turn, and use it up without being stingy.
"Rikka Sei Teardrop" has really beautiful illustrations and is recommended for ornamental use. I think that MD's summoning effect is also the best, so please try using it together with his other Rikka cards.

Free chain removal and single unit do not write bad things.
Unfortunately, using the Rikka gimmick will deplete resources at an explosive speed, and even if you call it that far, it doesn't have a single resistance like the Mirai Ryuo, so at the moment it's not a substitute that can withstand actual battles. place

Its versatility is inferior to that of Dingils, but its potential is not bad due to its high RBI in the Plant Deck, removal that targets but does not destroy it, and release during the opponent's turn.
If you make light of it, you will be beaten by this guy.
As long as there is one Plant monster on the field, Ronfa and him can be set up just by calling Snowdrop with Aroma Seraphy Jasmine, so it's easy to summon even though it's single performance is not low.
Well, it's not Rikka's but plant good stuff evaluation, but honestly I don't think it's as weak as it's been criticized on the internet.

If the effect of (1) is to use a "Plant" monster as an X material, I think it's excellent that the monster can be removed by release in the free chain.
If you use the (1) effect, the (2) effect will allow him to reach ATK 3000 until the end of the turn.
It's Rank 8, but with a "Rikka" Deck, the effect of "Snowdrop the Rikka Fairy" allows you to align "Plant" monsters as X materials, so I don't think there's a problem with the conditions for using the effect of (1) in a free chain.
Among the "Rikka" monsters, he has the highest ATK and can be said to be his trump card.

Rikka's trump card and all-purpose rank 8.
When a plant is used as a material, it has a removal effect that becomes a free chain, and since it is a release rather than a destruction, it is excellent in that it can be removed by slipping through the destruction resistance.
However, since it only targets targets, it is inferior to Alsei and Dingirsu in terms of simple removal performance.
However, I think that being a free chain is a strength when using Plant materials, so we are able to differentiate ourselves.
It's not that this card is weak, but as a trump card for the theme, it leaves a slightly unsatisfactory impression.

Summoning itself is not difficult at rank 8 with no restrictions.
Regarding the effect of 1, when you hear Release, you get the impression that it has a high removal performance, but in this card, it is not forced and targets, so the removal performance is not that high. and inferior to Arsei.
You can also release your own cards, but there are also eneads that can also be removed at the same time.
It is a card that shines in Rikka, which has the presence of Friche, the presence of support, the deployment destination is limited to plants, and the effect can be demonstrated when released.
It can be weakly strengthened every time a card on the field is released, and can compensate for its low attack and defense as a Rank 8. For the time being, there is no turn limit, so it doesn't smell like something that can be abused.
It's not bad, but as a general-purpose trump card, is it an impression of mediocre performance?

Rikka Xyz Monster. Release can be a powerful removal, but it doesn't target and he can send her GY during Special Summon. Moreover, it is said that they are also equipped with destruction resistance. This can be a free chain when using his Plant as an Xyz material, and it is also possible to release your own monsters and aim for his Rikka's effect, but it is a bit tricky to use for that purpose. It also has a pump-up effect, but it is modest at the number of released monsters x 200 until the end of the turn. I feel like it would have been better if it was permanent.

A single tear rolls down your cheek as you smile downwards...
An X monster that has the effect of releasing your own or opponent's monsters, the effect of immediately triggering this effect when using Plant as an X material, and the effect of increasing his ATK according to the number of released monsters. .
It's also a general-purpose X monster, but in that case, it's a powerful removal called Release, but it's an indescribable substitute that removes one monster and his weak ATK correction. Since it targets, there is a slight hole in the resistance destructive power. After all, the true value is demonstrated when plants are used as X materials and the trigger instant is obtained.
By making full use of Snowdrop's two effects, it's relatively easy to meet the conditions and unleash it, making it a reliable trump card for not only Rikka, but for Plant as a whole. You can strongly check the opponent's field with the release removal that comes out immediately after the trigger.
Not only Rikka's trump card, but also a reliable new ace candidate for the whole plant.

A rank 8 monster that can be removed in the form of releasing monsters on the field
As a general-purpose tool, it seems quite underpowered, but the main goal is to remove the free chain when using plant materials.
Basically, it will be developed from 《Snowdrop the Rikka Fairy》. It is necessary to pay attention to the point that the hand consumption is quite intense.