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I think that it is excellent that the LP of the opponent can be greatly reduced by the continuous attack effect accompanied by the ATK increase effect of (1) and the monster destruction effect of (2).
I also appreciate the pseudo destruction resistance effect of (3).

Another main deck level 1 Purrely that appeared as a new addition to the regular pack.
By using the Purrely Quick-Play Spell brought by My Friend Purrely brought by the summon trigger effect, refer to her Purrely Quick-Play Spell sent to her GY using by its own effect and has the ability to X summon by stacking the corresponding X monsters.
With the appearance of 《Epurrely Noir》, 《Expurrely Noir》, which is completely resistant to the opponent's activated effects from this monster recruited with 《Purrely Sleepy Memory》, can now be X-summoned, further honing its usefulness. .
Compared to Purrely, it consumes less, and if it's not a Quick-Play Spell, it's advantage is that you can get the Purrely Spell Trap card you want in your hand or situation.

I think it's excellent that the effect of (1) allows you to convert other "Altergeist" monsters into "Altergeist" monsters in the Deck in a free chain.
Even if it is sent to GY, you can salvage the "Altergeist" card with the effect of (2), so I think there is no waste.

I'm sure many of you have seen him because he's the mascot of Plant for some reason when he's mowing the lawn or raising weeds.
The effect is... yeah... his ATK is high for a level 2...

Super loose conditions, no turn 1, forced effects that don't miss the timing, and a legal drug that supports 《Cards of Consonance》to increase your hand and bring train bullets. The 18th of the deck that draws such as library bombing one kill.

It is especially popular among the support Spell Trap cards that were released in large numbers when the Plant embarked on a major race reform in the 6th period, and as the times progressed, the Spell Trap cards that became one after another. Continuous Spell, which stood firm as a race-specific card until the end along with Super Solar Nutrient while dropping out.
The effect is a very useful effect that completely revives one GY Plant during the main phase of each turn, but if even one monster revived by this effect leaves the field, it self-destructs, so Even if you put out the above plant monsters or put out the plant that is the material for special summon, in most cases it was a one-time-only resurrection card for that turn.
In addition, since this effect imposes a restriction that NS cannot be performed on the turn when Special Summon is performed, there is also a weakness that it is incompatible with "Gigaplant", which was particularly useful among Plants at the time, and even at that time, all Surprisingly, it may not be the case that this card was highly rated.
However, even if this card leaves the field, there is no particular effect on the revived monster, and since the effect does not have the name Turn 1, there is no problem even if it is duplicated, and it is possible to use it repeatedly by self-bouncing. It can be said that this is an adjustment unique to that time, and in that respect it can be said that it has the strengths that are not inferior to modern cards.
The self-bounce situation surrounding this card has changed considerably since then, such as the banning of 《Giant Trunade》and the errata of the effect of Bryu and Duro, but the way to use this card without self-destruction is to expand the card pool. It is a situation that is steadily increasing along with.
I was indebted countless times to this card, Tytannial, Princess of Camellias, Dandylion, and Plant Tuner.

Due to the rampage of some Buraro, Star 7 Synchro was seriously understaffed, so even this was a valuable fighting force for a long time. There were also Exploder Dragonwing and Lightning Warrior as rivals, but since they were all over the place, the more easily obtainable Health Transer was popular.
Later, with the appearance of Scrap Archfiend, he ended his role as an attacker. Even if you look at it as a recovery, it's hard to loop, so it's a tough position.

At first glance, it seems to be difficult to use because it depends on the opponent, but in reality, it has no turn 1, the effect can be used even if it is not S Summoned, you can do anything under 《Zombie World》, and almost everyone has an environment deck, etc. For explosive cards.

First of all, it grows with the card name.
It's an activation effect, so if you keep it on the field, you can use it every turn. Synchro, Link, and Ronfa are self-destructing grasses, but in fact, if you use Xyz materials, they will not be self-destructing.
It's grass that can't be normal summon, but forgetting the constraints won't grow grass, so be careful.

A mysterious village along with Yatsuhaka Village and Inunaki Village. When you enter the village, you will see the words "Sez, Spell Card Passed by Konosaki". Here he is a village where there are no human rights other than Spellcaster, and strange customs such as ``Summon Veiler for the first time'' and ``Skidre in bramaji village while the residents have dead eyes'' are being performed. For some reason, natural disasters such as cyclones do not occur in this village. I wonder if this is also due to the barrier of the village...

Following Book of Taiyou, which is very easy to use, and Book of Moon, which boasts the strongest level of versatility, this card is the third in the "Book" series. Not only that, but the skill and taste of the user seems to have a considerable influence, so it's a card that chooses people very much.
If you take the disadvantage seriously, there is a possibility that the opponent will draw a lot of cards, but as a Quick-Play Spell that can be activated unconditionally at no cost, it has extremely high blocking power and flipping performance, and its power itself is that 《. Forbidden Droplet》is not even defeated.
It would be even better if you could set your own monsters in the set state, and take advantage of the fact that only the opponent's monsters are automatically restored from the set, so you can use it in conjunction with things like Right.

A level 8 monster that destroys monsters in the Defense Position... Where the hell are the Red Archfiend's Dragons...? Actually, there are other monsters he can use like Barbaros and Skudra, but you are the only level 8 that can only destroy Defense Position, Mr. Lemon.
But is this surreal? It's a pretty terrible category even if it's a loser.

The significance of its existence was dubious at the time, but with the appearance of Link Summoning, it became a super-ad loss card.
In contrast to 《Ojama Trio》, which doesn't allow 《Linkuriboh》even if it's a bend, this is a full service that offers not only 《Linkuriboh》but also Jasmine.

It has nothing to do with Po*Rhythm, but since it was so close in time, there should be many duelists whose minds were filled with that song.
Plant version Shinsen. Only Flip Summon is not supported, but it is almost an error.
Since 《Dandylion》has been banned, the cost has become heavier than before, but it is a powerful card that will be a candidate if you deal with Plant.

Basically, it's a roundabout ad loss to let him raise his ATK. I want to use it on his deck where the opponent himself raises his ATK.
The reason why his ATK up of 《Fire Formation - Tenki》is called a disadvantage. Because it gives a gap for this card and Ragnazero.