Predaplant Spider Orchid →Used Deck

Predaplant The only P-monster. What should I do if only such a person is handed over?
For some reason, his Spell Trap removal for the P effect is face-up only, and the search for monster effects is extremely slow, and it also makes you run out of your hand.
I can't even go to GY, so I can't even revive it with grafting or planting.
Collede Douyette Tataka Ebainda.

His Predaplant from the manga version with a subscription with the power of the Pendulum.
It has a P effect that can destroy her Spell Trap on the opponent's face-up on the turn it is activated, and an effect that allows you to discard one plant from your hand at the end of the summoned/Special Summoned turn and search for a lower Plant.
The P effect is not very strong, and although the scale is excellent, the effect is equivalent to Twister, so it is not noticeable. Monster effects are slow to activate during the end phase, and even so, they require a hand cost. For the time being, there are many cards that go well with being discarded by her GY.
What's even more severe is that it's a P-monster, and the characteristic of a P-monster that doesn't fall into GY refuses even to use his Predaplant's abundant resurrection methods.
Is it poor in dexterity as a result of being somewhat conscious of versatility? It's a scale 8 with no disadvantages, so if he has a deck that combines plants and P-summoning, he might be able to do his job...

Monster effects are so badly timed that they are completely impractical. The P effect is normal with a 1:1 exchange, and there is no particular means of use after that. However, one of the drawbacks of Predaplant is that the fusion summons cannot be established unless the monsters are piled up a little too much. Since there are few that have a strong effect for that, there is a way to adopt it in Deck as a hole filling frame. The basics are vanilla fusion materials, and if the opponent has a troublesome Spell Trap, it will be destroyed.

Kumo! I really like the illustrations.
Pendulum Predaplant, which comes with a subscription, and a series of surprises (in a bad way.
The monster effect is to search for a plant of level 4 or less from his deck at the end of the turn where the summoning / SS was successful, using the plant in the hand as a cost. First of all, in addition to the activation timing being late at the end, the plant cost of the hand is also necessary. The search range can be anything as long as it's a plant of level 4 or lower, but in the first place, are P and plants compatible?
And the P effect is Predaplant (probably) his first Spell/Trap removal card that can remove his face-up Spell/Trap card other than himself during the main turn it is activated! However, as you can see, you can only remove the front side. In addition, since the removal range is limited to his Spell & Trap zone, it is impossible to remove Field Spell, which is also a very subtle removal effect.
It's also a problem that the P trait doesn't mesh well with his Predaplant compatibility. If you're going to work hard to recruit Predaplant, would you rather have them work as searchable (limited) Spell/Trap removal personnel? It's not a loss, but you can actively break this Predaplanet and prepare for fusion.
picture? If it's about to do that, you'll pile up tweets? Yes, I think those are better.

No, it's not one with malice. Seriously rated 1. 'Cause I can't really laugh at this instead of taking it off. Actually, it's not a predator support...
The end search is slow even after cutting the cost, and since I'm level 1, I can't P-summon, and predation doesn't P-summon. Also, since he is a P-mon, he is irresistible to GY. There is no synergy enough to feel harassment anymore. On top of that, the regular subscription is expensive, and I don't even feel like picking it up.

His Predaplant for P monsters, though Predaplant and plant decks are decks with a lot of resurrection means, so being P is a bit hard to take advantage of.
The scale is excellent at 8, and the removal effect is a little narrow, such as Field Spell cannot be destroyed, but there is no loss because there is also a high-impact permanence.
The effect allows you to search for low-grade plants and the cost is limited, but he is rather easy to use for plants that often activate GY, such as valves and dandies.
However, it must exist until the end time, and there is a slowness and risk that this card's own status is 0.
It is desirable to effectively summon it around the end of the opponent, but it is somewhat difficult to revive because it is P.
It's not his Deck that has a strong peculiarity and actively P-summons the plant itself.
I can't give it a high rating at the moment because of its slowness and high risk...