"Tytannial, Princess of Camellias" Rating Score by みめっと

After Ronfa was born overseas, before Ronfa came to Japan, it was her first Plant that appeared in Japan in the 6th period, and her Normal Summon possible superlative monster.
She is nicknamed "Tita-sama" by many duelists, and is the first of the superlative Plant monsters to be called the Plant Princess of the Four Seasons, and is the monster that governs winter.
At that time, a monster with 28 RBIs from a single Ronfa was quite strong just by appearing from the Deck. By throwing it, it also has a counter ability that captures and destroys any effect that targets a card on the field.
Spells, traps, monster effects, activation of cards, activation of effects, destruction, removal, bounce, change of battle position, increase or decrease of offense and defense in damage staging, whether the target is the vanguard, the rear guard, or multiple cards on the field. If so, it can be said that this effect of catching unlimited number of times as long as there is a plant to release was too good as a bonus effect of 28 RBI.
Assuming that it will be released from Ronfa, it is naturally difficult and heavy to pull directly, but Plant has been good at resuscitation development such as low po and herb increase since that time, and it is possible to cut GY by cutting the cost of sunbre and blast. I was able to send it to , and I was able to Special Summon from my hand with Gigapla, so I think it was strong that it was easy to take care of that area.
As for the Special Summon from the hand, currently there are monsters like 《Rose Lover》.
Nowadays, it's not uncommon for a top-level monster in the main deck to have this kind of effect with 28 RBIs if it's independent of a theme, and even if it's a coelacanth level, it's a little strange that it doesn't have a self-SS ability with such an effect. In the first place, the movement itself to call the top attacker of the main deck with Ronfa seems to be outdated and nonsense, but it is certain that it is a monster that supported the beginning of Plant's prosperity. I can say
The beautiful, majestic and elegant illustrations are also wonderful, and he is a top-class ace that fits in the memorable main deck that I liked so much that I put two cards in the deck without thinking about a few accidents when I assembled the plant deck at the time.
After that, the remaining 3 Four Seasons Plant Princesses will appear, but in the end, I thought that this card was the strongest, had no peculiarities, and was stable and reliable.