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Predaplant relies on Serasseniant and Sandeu Kinzie, and combined with the fact that Planter negates its effects, it can't afford to aggressively put out low grades that can put predator counters on it. For this card to generate an advantage, you have to search more than once, but to be honest, it's difficult.
So this card will mostly be used for fusion summons. Since it can be fused with a free chain, he can forcibly drop Rafflesia, which is vulnerable to bounce and exclusion, into his GY, and use it for follow-up attacks during the battle phase. On the other hand, since he requires Predaplant as a material, he can't use the monsters that he produced with 《Instant Fusion》, so it's a tough point that he's not suitable for producing Dragostaperia.

For Sandeu Kinzie and his Predaplant, which relies heavily on Serasseniant, the Recruit effect helps improve stability. On the other hand, it is easy to interfere because it involves battle, and in most cases even if it succeeds, you have to accept battle destruction and damage. Even if it is destroyed, if you call Sandeu Kinzie, you can reduce the loss by using monsters with predation counters as materials, but at that point, you have already moved to main phase 2, and there are 2 types of poisonous dragons. And Chimera Fresia is a monster with an offensive effect, so it doesn't mesh well. I wish it was designed a little better.

Predaplant is basically to reduce consumption by reviving this card many times. The search range is wide and you can fight flexibly. The effect of hesitation to attack when in a pinch is not bad. On the other hand, the effect that activates when "sent to GY by an effect / becomes a material for a fusion summon", which became commonplace in the 9th fusion theme, is limited to when it goes through the field, and it is also necessary to go out to the field. The evaluation is dropped because it does not mesh with a certain Sandew Kinsey. A clear weakness of his Predaplant is that there is not a single monster from his hand that can be used as a fusion material to recover consumption.

If you can maintain it, you can revive Predaplant every turn, so it's an essential card for the theme, but it's hard to use because it has a level limit and the effect negates, and it lacks the power to earn an advantage. I get the impression that there are It's quite unstable because I can't use Sandew Kinzie, which is the cornerstone of Deck, and I can only revive Serasseniant to indirectly reduce consumption. The loss of LP for this plainness is surprisingly heavy, and it's a pain for Predaplant Deck, who tends to lose his LP due to 《Instant Fusion》and Spino Dionea's special attack.

Once decided, an interesting card that can reverse the formation at once came out.
It's a trap, so it's nice to be able to aim for a replacement at an awkward timing.
On the other hand, if the opponent is deploying a large amount, you can't activate it unless you aim for a large amount of deployment, so be careful that the more you are in a pinch, the harder it is to use. It is easy to overlook that nothing will happen if the number of cards is not the same when resolving the effect.

Continuous destruction and attack suppression is certainly useful, but it feels kind of cheating.
By being a Trap and returning the spirit in the end phase, the first time you can use the destruction effect is basically the end phase of your next turn after holding this card. Extremely slow.
Destruction is done to disrupt the opponent's actions or to pass your own actions, and the end phase of your turn is not the right timing for either.
It's better to use a general-purpose and strong trap even if it's exhausted.

It's neither an immediate search like Fire Formation - Tenki nor a slow but guaranteed turn-by-turn search like Graydle Impact. In addition to requesting WIND, you can finally use search with a troublesome trigger when it returns to your hand (it's a slow and uncertain search). In most cases, the summoning right will be used, and a disadvantage will occur when returning it. In addition to Ritual Spells, you can search for spirits as search targets, but there are no general-purpose spirits that can be used with this card. It is not a search that specifies a soul card even though it is almost exclusively for soul cards.
It's a card that doesn't specify a category, doesn't strengthen the spirit as a whole, and has an unknown purpose.

It is basically used as a low grade replacement. However, it can avoid the accident that all the cards in the hand are low-level tuners, and the non-tuner is not an effect that will cause such an accident in the first place. If anything, I would like to find value in the fact that you can continue to develop even if you lose the right to summon. GY has Smoger, but when his hand doesn't have his low class Crystron card and the deployment is cut off, it's also a strength to be able to discard the trap and replace it with a low class. However, since the same name cannot be used as a cost, be careful not to overload it.

There are special restrictions, but if you're good at spinning a Synchro Deck, you should be able to put it out normally. Although the target is taken, the multiple removal effects are powerful, and since GY can be included, it can avoid the phenomenon that "there are not enough monsters to choose" that tends to occur with multiple selection effects.
The effect when it is knocked down is powerful, but it is limited to destruction and is easy to deal with.
To be honest, I'd like to use it with Crystron, but it's difficult to use it on the opponent's turn because the Tuner synchronizes only with itself and one other body. If it's your turn, there are more ways to use it, so I think I'll use it as a card that can move even if it's bound.
A little more Crystron-ness...

The biggest feature is that it is possible to prepare for the preparation thanks to writing the card name. It's a Ritual Spell that's fairly easy to activate because it doesn't require you to match the level exactly, which is often the case with Ritual Rituals, and you can also use GY cards. Since you can use GY and Peacocks are level 8 and return to your hand, it works well with 《Trade-In》.

Non-targeted bounce is a go-to during the current resistance fest. If you can choose up to 3 cards, you should be able to open the opponent's field in most cases.
Since you can add a low grade card from your hand, you can expect it to take more than half of your opponent's LP, even though it costs a little more when combined with Normal Summon.
I think it's good that the token generation at the end can be connected to Urgent Ritual Art, but I would have liked to see a card that could make use of this in the same pack. It would have been a little more interesting if there was something that took advantage of being out of place.

Even though it's not a normal rare, this will come out in the 9th term...
Even though it can convert the rotten spirits in your hand that you can't get out easily into instant firepower, since this card has 0 offense and defense, it won't be a big hit. Even though it's easy to open up the field, the special attack effect is dangerous for spirits that are sensitive to damage, and if the effect is negated after the attack declaration, there is even a possibility of a self-destruct end.
Surprisingly, it has no other effects. I think it's more important to build a high-level spirit that doesn't rot rather than throwing away the high-level spirit.
If Yatagarasu is the great senpai who has reached the point of being banned, then this is Yotagarasu.

Mirroring spirits is almost impossible, and in the first place, the opposing spirit has already returned to the opponent's hand on this turn. It's probably designed to be used against your own field, but since you can't return yourself, you can't simply combo with 《Shinobird Power Spot》.
Perhaps, you can ritually summon Hime Kujaku with "Shinobird Power Spot", peel off the bag and send out a pigeon, immediately return Hime Kujaku and use "Shinobird Power Spot" to bring Hiko Kujaku or her Ritual Spell and perform the ritual again. Summoning, I guess.
Since this card alone is an accident card, I don't think it will go so well...

It is basically a Synchro Summon in combination with a low-level Crystron that can exclude itself. However, among the lesser Crystrons, the ones with the best effects are level 3 monsters. To be honest, it's hard to use because there are almost no monsters worth putting out on the opponent's turn in the level 6 machine Synchro Monster. I think it would be good to consciously leave Plasilator out and get level 5, or simply use Gryongand as his highest level Crystron Tuner.

[Other than Black Magician Deck]
It is valuable as a star 6 monster that can be easily Special Summoned.
If you have a deck full of temptations, you can compensate for the loss of discarding cards by searching for bramages ◎. It's also nice to cut a diabolic guy with the same level.
In addition, if the deck is mostly dark spell users, he can make use of the pump effect and can be widely used.
[On the Black Magician Deck]
The pump effect is helpful because it's packed with high-status monsters that can't be targeted. You can also search when Bramaghi does not come to your hand, so it will also prevent accidents. It is an easy-to-use card among deck breakthroughs that have been unstoppable until now.
However, in the case of an opponent that can be dealt with in the formation, it will only increase the damage by 2000, so it is more stable for him to hold Spell / Trap. The search effect also becomes a real add loss because the two cards in your hand become a weak monster and Bramaghi. It's also a shame that it doesn't work well with cards like Pot of Duality and Card of Demise that help him turn his Deck around (especially Life Scrape is fatal).
You can delete the Special Summon, so you can make it a lower class monster or compromise summon, and the Bram Magi Search and Pump effects will remain the same when summoned.
This effect was 120 points.