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A release removal monster that tends to be compared to Kaiju due to its nature.
In addition to losing the right to summon, this guy has 3000 hit points, which makes it difficult to deal with, but if you consider that you can remove two enemies and burn them as well, it's a convincing performance.
If anything, I think it's easier to play an active role in a lock deck or a burn deck.

The first negate effect is also useful because it can simply interfere, but the favorite is the second Special Summon effect.
Speaking of 3000 points that can be popped out, it is quite powerful. Because of DARK, he can travel to Shaddoll or Predaplant alone, and his versatility is quite high.

A level 1 monster that can be Special Summoned in a situation where Yuma is coming.
It works well in his Deck, which produces Rank 1 Xyz.
Or rather, from the racial attribute level, it's like a new LL. Search is also possible, so compatibility is very good.

One of the few cards that allows you to look into your opponent's deck.
Of course, his Deck here is also peeped.
Where you want to disturb by giving cards that you want in the deck.
Of course, the same thing happens here.

When it comes to Predaplant fusion, this is it.
Removal of level reference exclusion, single-handed combat power that can defeat him up to ATK 4500, fusion spell search after going to GY...
For a monster that can be put out with 2 Predaplants, he's a dangerous guy who's out of his head.
For the time being, if it's this guy, it will work out somehow.

Being able to revive two creatures with one card without negate the effect is strong.
However, the price to pay is extremely heavy. such a card.
Regardless of whether or not Normal Summon is possible, only Fusion Monsters can only Special Summon him.
If it was a restriction like "Only Fusion Monsters can be Special Summoned from the EX Deck", it would have been easier to use it as a deployment aid.

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.

The effect itself of being able to take control of monsters with predatory counters on them is interesting, but the existence of Sandeukinji, which can be removed in the form of fusion materials, is painful.
To be frank, when I got control, at most I could use it as a link material. As it stands, he doesn't have much to do at Predaplant.
I have a way to put counters on my own, but it's only when I deal battles damage, so it's extremely difficult to use.
I guess he knows what he's doing, but as expected, he's being too self-reliant.

It's just hard to put out, and I don't write anything weak.
Both the opponent's effect and his ATK are erased, and it hits with 3300 RBI.
Even if you get killed, you can eat it with Dark Hole-like all-removal + conditional self-revive.
As a single card, it has effects and ATK worthy of an ace, so all that's left is to secure the materials.
Long story short, it would be nice if it was a specialized Deck, but I still want him to make it easier to put out his normal Predaplant Deck.
So please make a new one.
※postscript
If you say something, a new one will appear. Level 8 Predaplant Triantis was an effect that was easy to incorporate into his Predaplant Deck, and as a result, he was saved as well. Much easier than before.
congratulation.

A very powerful Predaplant trump card with very heavy fusion materials.
The highlight is (2) Special Summon negate effect. As a result, Predaplant is not good at smashing Xyz and Link Monsters that do not have levels before they enter the field, which is a big deal.
The effects of (1) and (3) require predatory counters, but with his deck specializing in counters, you can easily make use of them. By placing a counter on your own monster with 《Predaplanning》, you can use it even if you don't have an opponent's monster.
Let's reduce the weight of the material by making full use of Sundew Kingy and Super Fusion.
To be frank, it's normal for the Predaplant Deck, so once you get used to it, it's not too bad.

A suppression type monster that Predaplant is proud of.
You can place a predator counter with Friche and negate the effect of the monster on which the counter is placed. Excellent effect that is completed in one body.
Popular as a loose fusion material to super fusion personnel, Shaddoll and he can also work as metas such as Invoked.
Of course, he can shine in the Predaplant Deck with various support such as resurrection and predator counters.
※postscript
After the new addition, his Predaplant will be able to get this card out easily, increasing its value as a suppression agent.
Not only that, but since it goes so well with [Tearlaments], it has begun to be hired for business trips alone.
Coming here, the rapid advance of Dragostaperia does not stop.

It's a beautiful style to have an empty opponent immediately enter the battle phase from the first turn of the second attack.
Depending on the deck, there is power to inflict devastating damage, but it is a recovery card that I think is well adjusted, including the tough conditions and the point that one monster will definitely remain.

A dynamic card for the second attack that can use either Raibor or Feather.
Also great as a side deck frame.

《Magnum Shield》that can beat almost all monsters.
Even if you go to GY, you can return it to his deck for a cheap LP cost and reuse it.
It's no exaggeration to say that he finished off Equip Spell with only a half-baked RBI, and it may be one of Equip Spell's goals.

If you scatter predatory counters, you can annihilate the opponent's field with consecutive attacks like in the anime. In that case, the attacker will be Chimera Frecia, which is more aggressive than Starve Venom.
You can throw counters even if you leave the field, so depending on the situation, it can be one of the candidates to revive with a planter.
Cool if you can master it