Predaplant Drosophyllum Hydra →Used Deck

With a predatory counter resource, it's limited to once per turn, but he can kaiju any number of times during the duel.
After that, it would be ideal if he could use it as a fusion material or Tribute Summon Banksia Ogre, send it to GY, and release the opponent again on the next turn to Special Summon. Even if he doesn't have a counter, just let GY flicker him and the opponent will be wary of him and limit his movement.
It's not that you can't use the effect of 2, but it's a little disappointing that it's a bonus that you almost never use

This card is basically used in conjunction with Stapelia. Let's clean up the opponent's monsters with this card and Kinsey and increase the number of monsters here to gain an advantage.
The effect of ② is almost a bonus. In my case, GY's monsters are often occupied by + cerasseniant used in planters + fusion monsters used in grafting>, so there are almost no opportunities to use them. In the case of Predaplant, GY's monsters are an important resource, so it is necessary to carefully determine when to use this effect.
Regarding the number of cards to be used, one card is enough. Don't worry about the possibility of being the target of the grave. If you're holding the Grave, your opponent should be aiming for Chimera Frecia or Seraseniant.
As a note of caution, it is not recommended to have 5 or 6 Plan or Generate cards for this card as it is too inefficient. This is because if you use this card to break the jamming board, you will need 2 slots for the card that throws counters + this card, but if you use 《Evenly Matched》or Infinity, you will only need 1 slot. In other words, the latter is less likely to cause hand accidents. Stapelia is the number one companion for this card, so let's put in other cards that throw counters sparingly.
Since it is an important card that will be an advantage in the middle stage and beyond, I will give it a perfect score.

It has a Special Summon condition that embodies the name of Predaplant, reviving monsters with predator counters. Although it takes time and effort to prepare a predatory counter, it can remove troublesome opponent monsters, and it can also be revived from GY, so if you can master it, you can ruin your opponent's field every turn. It's a plain "effect that doesn't activate", so it's hard to stop.
The effect of (2) is plain at first glance, but he can also be activated from GY. The reduction value is only 500, but it's not bad because it lasts forever. It can also be used as a battle support for fusions with aggressive properties.

Advanced monsters that can be Special Summoned by releasing monsters with predatory counters. It's OK to use your own monsters, but if you want to use them, you want to remove the opponent's monsters before putting them out. His Special Summon is possible not only from her hand but also from her GY, and the effect of ② excludes "Predaplant" monsters other than herself from her GY, so you can aim for the self-regeneration effect from her GY as many times as you like. . The weakening effect is only 500 down, so it's a subtle point as a check, but it's still convenient to be permanently lowered. It can be used from the field, but since there is little merit in leaving this card on the field, it would be better to send him to GY as various materials. With the advent of Predaplant Banksiogre, which is also a tuner, the advantage of release removal became subtle, but thanks to Predaplanning, he was able to fulfill his Special Summon condition while sending it to GY. . The problem is Predaplanning is slow due to Trap.

His Predaplant is an advanced card, but if you have a counter, you can remove the opponent's monsters and regenerate or expand your hand.
However, since it does not have the effect of placing a counter on itself, it is essential to use it together with some kind of counter generation. It's a removal like Kaiju, but it can't do anything because you have to put counters on it.
If he exists in GY, he can weaken the opponent's monster with GY as a cost, and himself can have a real attack of 1300 / defense of 2800. As you can see, his original hit points are low, so even if he uses this effect, he won't be able to withstand the use of attackers. Also, his GY cost doesn't work well with his Predaplant because he has a lot of resurrection cards. Furthermore, he doesn't appreciate the weakening because Predaplant doesn't suffer from fighting power due to fusions.
Kinsey and Banksia also exist for removal using counters, and compared to those, the repertoire of things that can be done in play feels narrow. Of course, if you use them together, the removal power and expansion power will increase.
A card that somehow feels like he's out of sync with Predaplant. I think it will be easier to adopt if we can supply more counters in a stable manner.

If it exists in GY, the effect of (1) can release and remove monsters with predation counters, and the effect of (2) can weaken the free chain, which is great for the "Predaplant" Deck. I think.

With the new rules, it's important how he deploys Link Monsters in the Predaplant Deck, and he can easily deploy this card from GY, making it very easy to use as a link material.
I think the new rules have improved my rating.

Predaplant's version of Kaiju. What is different from Kaiju is that the conditions for Special Summon are that only monsters with predator counters can be released, and this can also be Special Summoned from his GY, so it can be used any number of times. Unlike Kaiju, which can remove opponents that cannot be released, it cannot be removed if it encounters an opponent that cannot have a predator counter on it, so be careful about that.
The effect of (2) is also surprisingly easy to use, and it is not to be underestimated because it can assist Staperia who is a little uneasy in terms of battle.

It's easy to put out and has a weak predator that doesn't go through the counter, especially Stapelia, which has a low RBI, and is a good follow-up.
Also, Stapelia is strong against Lightning, so if you think that this is on the field or if he is in GY, you will end up facing 3200 Stapelia, which is quite strong.

Despite being a powerful removal like Kaiju, it requires a predator counter, so it's hard to step on a suppression system that doesn't let you put a counter on it after all.
On the other hand, it is a good point that even if Spino Dionea is removed, it can be replaced and a fusion material can be secured.
The effect of lowering ATK is somewhat insufficient for low-level assists, and it is unnecessary and incomplete for monsters with fire power like Starve and Rafflesia.
Both (1) and (2) are compatible with Dragostapelia, so if a new card that works well comes out, it seems like it will go bad.

I wonder if it can be said that it is from anime even if it is just a hand cost.
It's a card that devours opponents with predatory counters on them, but it doesn't seem to have many uses once it's on the field.
I remember that the fusion cards used in Predaplant didn't require a level, and the effect can be used many times, but it's poor. He has a lot of revivals to use many times, and he doesn't have much GY fertilizer, so the stage called Predaplant is unsatisfactory.
The Special Summon effect, which is a star, is powerful because it can be used from his GY. The only problem is that there is still no card like Dragospetaria that can provide a stable supply of predator counters every turn. Also, unlike Kaiju, it is useless against targets and effect resistances that cannot be countered. That's a problem with his deck in general...

Advanced Predaplant monster. One of my favorite illustrations!
By releasing a monster with a predatory counter on it, he can Special Summon from his hand/GY, which is a powerful effect. Since there are more gimmicks to put predator counters on, I feel like there are many opportunities to use them. However, you can't use it unless it has a Predator Counter on it, so it's hard to use it against monsters that don't target it, and you can't put counters on monsters that don't accept effects, so you can't release it, so be careful.
And an effect that can reduce the RBI of one monster by 500 by excluding his Predaplant in his GY. I think it's subtle, but it can also be used during the opponent's turn, so if his ATK of the opponent's monster and his ATK of your own monster are less than 500, you can also remove it, and it seems to catch you off guard. His Predaplant, which has abundant revives, can be dangerous if abused, so it may be better to use it only in case of emergency.