Leafplace Plaice →Used Deck

《Treeborn Frog》is stronger than 《Emergency Teleport》and has stricter activation conditions.
Unlike Treeborn Frog, it can also be an attacker, and you can Special Summon from your hand.
Effective against Tearlaments and mowing.
It might be a good idea to spend 《Mudora the Sword Oracle》and 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》so as not to hinder his favorite GY use.
Like 《Gren Maju Da Eiza》, it is also possible to set and surprise.
If you recklessly stack 3 cards, you may end up with 2 cards due to the duplication of this card.
I want to aim for an Xyz Summon, which tends to be stronger than Link 2.
If there is something useful at rank 3, it might be good to put it in.
Since he is a mimetic creature with psychic abilities, he lurks in the dark, so I guess he is DARK.
It seems that mimicking wild animals with psychics are already in Danger!

Both ① and ② depend on the number of his GY.
You can't revive unless your opponent's number of GY is always less than his, and the idea of slowing down the standby and reducing the number of his GY is to slow down the rotation of the deck to some extent. become. Therefore, his deck construction to adopt this card becomes quite difficult. 　
From the point of view of increasing the RBI, we have to wait for the opponent's GY to grow, or we have to prepare for his deck destruction, so his deck speed will slow down to some extent. Reviving in the standby phase is also slow, so he needs to take that into consideration when building his deck.
In addition, you can use "Pendulum", "Exclusion", etc. to make it difficult for GY to accumulate, or if you have a plan to return GY to his deck, you can use this card. Specifically, Fairy Tail - Snow removes his GY cards and reduces his GY cards. 《Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord》[Madolche] etc. will return his GY cards to his deck.
Overall, it's not weak, but it's not strong either.

There is probably no duelist in the world who can distinguish the combination of this monster's race and attributes from the card name and illustration at first glance.
By the way, when I first saw the illustration, I thought it was a whole roasted turkey.
The effect is that when your opponent's GY is more fertile than your GY, you can SS from your hand or his GY every time your Standby Phase comes.
It is an effect that depends on the number of GYs, and although it is difficult to use on the first turn, it is compatible with both hands and GYs, and you can SS without depending not only on your opponent but also on your own situation. I think it's pretty great.
Even if you are Special Summoned by this effect, you cannot perform the Battle Phase, you will be excluded when you leave the field, and there will be no restrictions on using materials for Special Summons, so it will take a certain amount of turns to pay off. It's a slow effect, but it's highly suitable for various materials, including the fact that it can start moving immediately from the first turn of the second attack.
It also has the effect of determining your own status in proportion to the number of cards in your opponent's GY. It's a wonder that it seems like it's very strong when you get it.
Depending on the opponent's deck, he can be used as an attacker without mentioning materials for Special Summon, and it feels exhilarating if you can hit the opponent who cut the lawn or the reasoning gate.