Sylvan Dancepione →Used Deck

A slightly fashionable Link Monster wearing butoh and grapes
Although the effect of ① is somewhat gambling, it is very powerful to be able to increase the board from 0 to a maximum of 2. Moreover, regardless of form, it is wonderful that his ability is not negate. GY It can also be used as a fertilizer, so I think the introduction of Pione has broadened the strategy of plant decks.
The effect of ② is also GOOD, which can be used for Xyz and Synchro Summons. Since the target of the effect is only the monster at the marker, it is necessary to consider the positioning as well.
I think that there are preferences for a solid Jasmine or a gambling Pione, but I think that these two are outstanding among his Plant Link Monsters.

A new Plant Link 2 monster distributed to a Plant that already has an excellent "Tribal Contribution Link 2 Monster" called Seraphy Jasmine.
It's a somewhat unstable effect that can't always be operated in the same way unless it's used in conjunction with the effect that controls the deck top, including his own Sylvan, but I'm addicted to it. The expansion of time is quite a thing.
Even if it fails, you can connect it to her GY fertilizer, and if all the monsters you turn over are Plants, send the monster you want to refer to the level with the effect of 2 to her GY, and send the remaining two to his link destination. You can also use Special Summon to match levels and connect to X summons.
Conversely, even if all three flipped cards are Plants that can be Special Summoned, it is possible to send all of them to GY without Special Summoning them, so the cards to be flipped are basically uncertain, but what to do from there Its versatility is high because it is relatively easy to apply.
Also, monsters that have been Special Summoned cannot be used as link materials, but they are not bound to the race that is Special Summoned, and there are no restrictions on the level or status of the Plant that can be Special Summoned, and attack and battle position effects are free and effective. Since it does not negate either, it is also an excellent means of deploying advanced or higher Attacker temperament Plants.
In a different way from Jasmine, she's a race link with high performance, and she's a very enviable existence for races that don't yet have an excellent race link.

I think that (1) effects that lead to his Special Summon/GY fertilization of “Plant” monsters, and (2) effects that lead to various X summons are all excellent.
There are restrictions on link materials, but many "Plant" monsters have his Special Summon effect, so I don't think there is a problem.

A plant general-purpose Link Monster that only writes strong things anyway.
In particular, the effect of (1) is strong, and luck is involved, and there is a restriction that it cannot be used as a link material, but being able to special summon two plants is appropriate to call it exceptional performance. Even if you draw something other than a plant, he can send it to GY, and not only does it take care of deck compression, but if it's a spell trap or monster with a GY effect, it's an ad in its own right. With the "Sylvan" Deck, he can control the top of the Deck, so he can make full use of this effect, but there are many opportunities to utilize it in other Plant Decks.
The effect of (2) is also very strong, making the level of the monsters at the link marker the same as the plant monsters targeted by his GY. If you can make full use of this effect, you can easily gather monsters of the same level on your field, and you can immediately Xyz Summon. It can be said that it is a very excellent new card that can be expected to play a big role not only in "Sylvan", which is the theme of this card, but also in "Rikka".
In fact, his Rikka Deck, which I use, has expanded further with the appearance of this card.
There is no doubt that it will support the future Plant Deck along with "Aroma Seraphy Jasmine", which is the representative of the conventional Plant general-purpose Link Monster.

Although it involves luck, it is possible to summon up to 2 Special Summons, and it is a monster that has a lot of potential in the Plant Deck. Even if you can't do Special Summon, GY can be fertilized, so it's easy to use with less risk.
There is a disadvantage that Special Summoned monsters cannot be used as link materials, but it's not something to worry about.
The effect of (2) seems to be quite excellent if it is a synchronous theme such as Rose Dragon Deck.