Predaprime Fusion →Used Deck

If you read it carefully thinking that it is a fusion card that can use the opponent's field as a material, you have to use two monsters on your own field as materials, and in fact, "Flash Fusion" has no disadvantages, and as a bonus, he can be used on the opponent's field. It's a card with the impression that if you have DARK, you might be able to use it as a material.
However, it can be searched with Serasseniant and doesn't require a hand cost like Super Polymerization. This card has its own strengths, so it's definitely not a card you can't use.
It certainly gives the impression that it's not good enough, but since it's not an industrial waste product, I think it's okay to give it a little higher overall rating.

Predaplant A long-awaited fusion spell related to the name of "Predator".
The card that was supposed to be.
Due to the strict conditions, the only way to get the opponent involved is by fusing Triphiovertum. In that case, the effect of Super Fusion or, more specifically, Sandeukinzie will be enough.
For some reason, the fact that materials can only be procured from the field is painful, so he says that Fusion Substitute and Ultra Polymerization, which have GY effects, are more convenient and easier to use.
Unless you pay attention to the fact that it's a Quick-Play Spell and that it's easy to search for, this card is low priority.
※postscript
That's my previous assessment.
This is also a card that (I think) was relatively saved by the appearance of a new card.
His Predaplant's ability to deploy itself has been raised, making fusion summoning even more important than before. In the meantime, the value of this card, which is a fusion spell that is easy to draw into your hand, has risen moderately.
I'm also happy to see the appearance of 《Predaplant Triantis》, which can use P scale as a fusion material. Of course, field fusion has become easier, and Triantis, which has become a material, can sprinkle predation counters.
This card, which is a Quick-Play Spell, has a unique position as a "Predator" card that can be fusion summoned during the opponent's turn and scattered predator counters.
Considering the standing position that was clogged with industrial waste, it would be a card that was able to recover considerably.
If you actually stick a pin, you can play an active part.

It's easier to bring than Super Fusion, but it's easier to choose the situation because of the restriction that "2 or more are included". In terms of consumption, it's the same as super fusion, but the difference in summoning and the inability to chain is a big difference.
Even without this, Predaplant's fusion method is substantial, and I don't feel the significance of prioritizing it.
Well, even if it's rotten, it's a quick fusion, so there are many things you can do. But I think it would have been nice to have something a little more...
Even though it's a special name, I think it's a wasteful performance because it feels like it's lacking in dexterity.

Your name is excellent. But the effect is disappointing. It would have been nice if they had simply made it a quick fusion exclusively for Predaplant.
I'm trying to make sure I don't include two from my field, so the consumption is rough, and the only thing I can put out is Triffio Vertum. It's hard to use that you can only get it.
I wouldn't call it industrial waste, but it's a disappointing card.

Just hard to use.
If this breaks the frame, there's a better card

The long-awaited predator-only fusion. On the first turn before Predaplant, you will aim to summon Stapelia by using any two of Fusion, Kinsey, or this card (if you have Fusion Recovery, fusion alone is also possible). Fusion cards are mixed, so I will explain the role unique to this card.
It's the first one, but it's used to prepare the board surface.
Predation has two types of resurrection spells (Planter and Grafter), first using Kinsey or Fusion, then using a resurrection spell will result in a chimera + one more formation. If you set this card here and end your turn, you can play Stapelia on the next turn.
This is the most recommended route for Stapelia. This is because the advantages of Serasseniant and 《Fusion Recycling Plant》are doubled, Chimera can be escaped at just the right time, and if the opponent is dark centered, it will be a versatile board that can lead to interference. If you want to build Predaplant but don't know what to do on the first turn, please be aware of the board of Chimera + Serasseniant + this card.
Second, it is used to fling the Fusion Dragon into the Battle Phase. It's a packed situation.
Easy to use. Greedy Venom should be summoned when the opponent's field is empty or when the opponent's monsters can be annihilated with a suicide attack, otherwise Starve Venom should be put out.
Regarding the number of cards to use, at least one copy is necessary because the difficulty of getting Stapelia changes greatly. You don't need 3. It's about whether two pieces are enough or not enough.
This card tends to be criticized for being compared to Super Fusion, but that card has a strong aspect as a breakthrough on the board, and you can see that the role is greatly different from this card. I want to be confident and give myself a perfect score.

It's limited to field fusion, so even if you clear the restrictions, it's not a rewarding effect. You can only absorb one real DARK.
If you use a lot of cards that make it easy to secure monsters on the field (resurrection type, counter + hydra) and take advantage of the fact that it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be surprisingly easy to use. In the process of Rafflesia ⇒ Stapelia, you can use Serasseniant twice as a fusion material across turns, which is a unique feature that other fusion cards don't have.

Because it's basically a deterioration fusion that's just a Quick-Play Spell
It's a salty effect for a theme-only fusion.
I could send it to Chimera Fresia GY, and it would have been nice to copy and paste 《Lunalight Fusion》...
The only salvation is that it can be searched with Predator. As for whether or not you can afford to search for this
Is it about whether or not to adopt one?

It wasn't such a sweet story to make it look like a predator-only super fusion.
"Two or more of his DARK monsters in his field" is a big hindrance, and it is almost impossible to use it like a super fusion.
As many people have said, the only thing you can aim for is Trifioveltum.
You don't necessarily need to involve the opponent, so it's mainly used for follow-up attacks like 《Flash Fusion》and sacrifice escapes, and it's a bonus to use it for removal like Super Fusion.

It's a fusion that allows you to use the opponent's monster as a material, just like a super fusion, but...
It is a bit difficult to use as a removal, as you must always use 2 materials from your own field.
Compared to super fusion, it has the name of Predator, and it is easier to handle than that when used as a mere fusion.
The usability is not bad, but considering the time of its appearance, it still feels unsatisfactory. At the very least, I wanted you to be able to squeeze out materials from your hand.

Quick-Play Spell fusion that only activates when Predaplant is in play
You can use the opponent's monster as material, but the only thing that can actually suck is Trifio Vertum.
He is a Predaplant in the field, the material is limited to darkness, the material can only be used in the darkness, and the material can only be used from the field. It can be said that there is no business trip performance.
Still, it's relatively easy to search for, and the Quick-Play Spell Fusion is strong on its own, so it's not a completely useless card. However, I still wanted a little more practicality.

I'm happy to have a dedicated fusion that can be searched, but I'm too self-reliant to request the two bodies in my field as materials.
Well, even if you insert a pin, it is within the adoption range

A fusion card with a predatory name has finally arrived. Until now, fusion and super fusion competed for search frames, and Kinsey was competing for summoning and resurrection rights, so predation that could not be fused as expected. This guy is huge because it doesn't take up space and doesn't cost anything.
Unfortunately, the performance of this card, which is essential, is like a hybrid of Flash Fusion and Super Fusion.
postscript
Unlike 《Flash Fusion》, it doesn't self-destruct, so it was a card that was more skillful than I expected.

I wanted the predatory element to be an advantage, such as being able to treat the hand as a predator instead of binding it.

A new fusion method prepared for Predaplant.
A fusion spell that uses the monsters in your field and your opponent's field as materials to create his Fusion Monster in his DARK.
It's a card that looks like his Predaplant version of super fusion at first glance, because you need to include at least 2 of your own monsters as you put it in square brackets. The only way to put out a Starve Venom is to use a card in your field, and it seems that you are hesitant to become a Trifio Vertum and only be able to get one involved.
For that reason, it's more like "Flash Fusion" than super-fusion, and if you think about it that way, it can be searched with "Predapractice" because it has the name Predator, and it doesn't need self-destruction, so it looks strong. However, Super Fusion is a very compatible card for Predaplant, which is good at fusion that involves the opponent's field, so it will become a stronghold.
Still, the fusion that requires more than 2 bodies from your own field is heavy, so use it after careful examination.

It's finally here! A fusion card exclusively for predation!
...and, at first, I was in high spirits, but when I looked inside...
Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be used during the opponent's turn, but if he is bound to the field and has 2 or more monsters, he cannot use the opponent's monster as a material unless he has DARK.
In short, if you want to use it as an opponent's monster material, you must have 3 or more fusion materials.
···that? Is this a super fusion? ? ?
It is said that this new model is the only one that has practicality with more than three of them.
Where did the development team for the previous legend go? This is a waste card compared to Lunalight.
How did this happen.