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It's a card that replaces the psychic by destroying it, but its level and stats aren't suitable for recruiting, so it's hard to make the most of it.
Even if the effect is regarded as a bonus for an attacker, if the RBI is not enough for an attacker, everything stands out halfway.

A card that was often used in the early days of Synchronization due to the presence of Kintele.
Since he was a 1900 attacker in real terms, it was great that he was able to defeat Thunder King Rai-Oh, which was a nuisance to Synchro.
Currently, he has a highly versatile psychic tuner, 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, but the role is quite different and he is EARTH, so he can aim for Naturia synchro, so he can be differentiated.

A tuner that was used in the early days of synchronization due to the existence of Kintele.
The effect of stopping attacks works well with Synchro, and it can be used by Monarch's release personnel, and since it is Level 2, he was in a good situation to be able to create a Level 8 Synchro by using it as a Synchro material with Monarch.
As expected, I can't deny the feeling of lack of power now.

A card that has 300 times the impact of the anime, and teaches us that the impression changes depending on how you say things.
Since it requires a very risky act of using 4 cards to create a brain muscle that has no effect other than hitting, it is required to build a specialized deck and decide with a single blow.
In modern times, there are many ways to search for high-level monsters, so it's not difficult to earn RBI points, but it takes a lot of time and effort because you need 4 cards in your hand and a role of debauchery.
No matter how hard you try, you just hit the opponent with a RBI, so it's true that there are easier cards, but there's a romance to burying the opponent with a single blow with muscle brain, and if it's just going to come out, it's going to pop out, so it's attractive in its own way. is a card with

Naturia A piece that is said to be a broken card.
I have never touched the Naturia Deck, so I hope you can think of it as an impression of incorporating it into the Rikka Deck.
Based on that, if you evaluate it, it's a perfect score of 10 points.
There are two main reasons for this.
Reason 1
This card can be summoned and Special Summoned to search for that heinous Naturia Bamboo Shoot.
It is necessary to drop 《Naturia Sacred Tree》from the Deck to GY, but I am grateful to be able to pull out 《Naturia Bamboo Shoot》, which is difficult to search, with this one. 《Naturia Camellia》can immediately connect 《Naturia Bamboo Shoot》to Tribute Summon as long as you have the right to summon.
Reason 2
Must be Plant Level 4.
Plant level 4 means that 《Rikka Glamour》including the release can be searched together with 《Primula the Rikka Fairy》and 《Rikka Princess》.
For these two reasons, the presence of Naturia Camellia means that Tribute Summoning Naturia Bamboo Shoot is as easy as summoning "Sabo Closer".
In MD, 《Circle of the Fairies》was implemented at the same time, so depending on the hand, it became possible to line up “Sabo Crowther” and 《Naturia Bamboo Shoot》at the same time on the first turn. Of course, I can't recommend it for free matches with friends, but it's a combo that I'd like to actively aim for, although it's very frustrating for other opponents.

Activated by targeting an X monster with X material on the opponent's field, without chaining any card effects such as Trigger Immediate Effects and Counter Trap possessed by that monster, peel off all the X material of the target X monster. A Quick-Play Spell that will bring you back to the EX Deck.
Since the act of stripping all the X material from the target X monster is not treated as an effect that the monster receives, even monsters such as "Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad", "Super Quantal Mech King Great Magnus", and "Expurrely Noir" that gain complete resistance by having a certain number of X materials , can be buried after erasing its perfect resistance.
In particular, Noir often has cards other than monsters as X materials, and there is a risk that a large amount of monsters that have been used as X materials, which are set as a demerit, will be Special Summoned on the opponent's field. Since it doesn't grow to that size, it is actually a card that is used in a certain number as a countermeasure against Noir.
However, since it does not work against monsters with target resistance, it is also a card that makes it easy to understand the meaning of Vennominaga the Deity of Poisonous Snakes having both complete resistance and target resistance.

A Dragon monster belonging to "Materiactor" that has the ability to Special Summon Level 3 Normal Monsters from his hand or his Deck by discarding one card.
He is also the same level 3 as his Special Summoned monster, and his Special Summon from the EX Deck is tied to the X monster by his own permanent effect, so basically he is Rank 3X along with his Special Summoned monster. will be connected to
By changing the hand cost to a Normal Monster, you can Special Summon a Materialactor monster instead, but at the time of evaluation, the only applicable monster is a monster with the same name. Even if you draw it, it's only useful for recruiting effects, and even if you X-summon "Materiactor Gigaboros" with two of these monsters, it will be extra strong compared to X-summoning with two level 3 monsters. It's not really, but rather, it uses 2 of the 3 Main Deck's Materialactors as X materials, so the effects of those 2 are almost useless.
I have to say that it is still unclear to what extent the cards called Materiactor are related to Normal Monster, and until Materiactor is completed as a theme, it is difficult to give an accurate evaluation.

Far from being unfinished, the X monster of the overseas-born theme "Materialactor" has been neglected without even starting.
It seems that the ability is based on the presence of a Materiactor monster, such as giving the monster some kind of effect or resistance by becoming an X material, or having a hand trigger effect, but at the time of evaluation, it was the only Materiactor in the main Deck. The monster "Materiactor Gigadra" has the ability to support the X Summoning of this monster, but it does not have the ability to synergize with the 2nd and 3rd effects of this card.
Since it is extremely difficult to give a correct evaluation to this card at this time, I will tentatively give it this score.

A piece whose evaluation changed drastically with the appearance of 《Naturia Camellia》.
You can negate the activation of the opponent's monster's effect and destroy it once at no cost. It can be used twice even on the same chain, and being able to use it even during the damage step is strong.
Since Naturia has multiple level 2 monsters, can I make [Spright Naturia] as well?

A Normal Spell that can be searched by the summoning trigger effect of 《Scareclaw Reichheart》.
Reanimation targets include not only Scareclaw but also Visas, Visus and Reichheart can become Lightheart with one body, Reichheart can share Visas and LP Ovia, Reichheart has the ability to deploy self-SS from hand, Lined with Mannadium tuners, it is easy to create an additional 1-draw effect, so not only [Scareclaw] but also [Mannadium] is used with 2 to 3 Reich hearts as a pin.

One of the first Tuners to appear in the Plant, and one of the first monsters to lose its raison d'etre.
Since its introduction, its effects have rarely been used, and it was a card whose existence value was concentrated in being a Level 2 Plant Tuner, and it was used partly because of its relatively high ATK. It wasn't that there was no time.
However, he soon fell out of use as soon as Naturia Cosmobeet, whose effect was more useful and also related to the theme, appeared in exchange for his slightly lower ATK for the same race, attribute, and level.
Well, to be frank, if you ask me if the effect of Cosmos is really useful, I wonder what it would be like, and I feel like this monster's effect is just too cruel...
The only thing worth noting is that it is the monster used by Ryuka in the anime, which now appears in several Spell Trap card illustrations.
By the way, Level 2 Plant Tuner itself has a small number of types even at the time of evaluation, and there are no outstanding monsters.

《Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World》, the face of the Dark World, evolved into a Fusion Monster with Strak R
Eye-catching relief-like flashy design
①: It is a suppression effect of Dark World Tist that changes all the opponent's effects to self-handicap.
However, note that both spell traps are only normal cards and are not versatile.
②: For removal, use Grapha's regeneration effect and additional self-handicap and stubborn effect
"If you leave the field by the other party" is the loosest condition among the triggers of this kind.
It is better to think that this effect will fly away with removal other than bounce
And this is the story in the Dark World
If you look closely at the summoning conditions, you can do it with "fusion substitute material + darkness"
His GY fusion theme of his DARK that adopted "King of the Swamp" is a toy of "Tearlaments"
In that case, the effect of ② cannot be used, but the suppression by negate of ① and
Good compatibility because you can use the effects of various Tearlaments by sending GY with his self-handedness
This theme, which has been vacated by a series of regulations, is showing more success than Dark World.

A card strengthened by 《Magical Cylinders》. By using it together, you can jump out of his GY and Deck while slipping through the removal, and the power will be doubled.
Although there are points to choose Deck, I think that it is powerful if used properly.

A tuner that showed the strength of synchro.
First of all, it was already strange when I handed over the tuner to the undead, who was confident in reviving, but self-regeneration came along. As a result, the undead revived in the 6th term as a theme to crush with a crazy synchronized development. At that time, there were 《Premature Burial》and 《Card of Safe Return》, so it had tremendous power.
Damn Bluebird, who was using Standard, met Synchro Andere at the tournament, and he easily got a culture shock when he saw the Synchro Monsters lined up. Until a while ago, there were many monsters, and it was an image that only three bodies were lined up.
Even now, it's simply excellent to be able to put out a tuner without using summoning rights. Even the cost of placing a card on the top of the Deck can be comboed with things like Diamond Guy. Its value as a combo part will not fluctuate in the future.

Purrely A monster that is one of the rank 7X monsters and can only be completely resistant to the opponent's activated effects under certain conditions.
On top of that, it's not that difficult to put out in that state, and it's not only hard, but it also has a conditional Deck Bounce removal effect that allows you to use it with a perfect flitch during each other's turn, so it's not that high of a status. Even if you aim to destroy it in battle, if you have Delicious Memory as an X material, your ability will rise to a point where you can't reach it.
The theme is originally a card that is strong against perfect resistance, or it is so heavy that it seems impossible to break through unless you have countermeasures other than decks that normally include Kaiju from the main, so while Purrely is in the environment At the very least, it is essential to have counter cards in your side Deck.