"Predaplant Verte Anaconda" Rating Score by ブルーバード

A card that can be instantly fused in exchange for two monsters and their subsequent development.
It's strong when it's strong, but I would like to reiterate that this card is an effect that can be called a necessary evil. Because unlike Xyz and Link, which can be done immediately on the field, he has long been a cold drinker due to the nature of fusions that require spells. Even if they are active, they are all shameless things like Debifla and "Metamorphosis" that make you want to question the meaning of fusion... There are many remedies that have been given to the fusion that forgot the romance of such fusion, but among them, a revolutionary card that can be said to be one of the correct answers. While there are many substitutions for fusion materials, substitutions for fusion spells are rare. Excellent stability because it comes out of EX. To be honest, Anaconda has made the whole fusion process easier to handle, and as a fusion user, I can't hate it, but I can't help but appreciate it.
Rather, his deck fusion, which is defended for some reason, seems to me personally to be an outlier as a fusion. Develop a strategy for how to collect parts, sometimes wait for a chance while enduring attacks, and get over it and get all the parts! I'm sorry for the attitude of skipping the whole process and only looking for results, but I can't agree and feel lonely.
Even without the psychological part, fusion is one of the stoppers of such roundaboutness, so it is natural that fusion will be broken if the shackles are removed. Anaconda's effect itself is just a substitute for fusion spells, so if there's a problem with the copy source, it's a mirror. Based on that, I would appreciate it if you could give me an opportunity to reconsider where to really put a scalpel.