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The most evil man in the world, Yu-Gi-Oh!
Deck's core cards that you absolutely need 3 if you build Invoked. Also super. Restrictions.
Just by summoning and searching for 《Invocation》, you will be ready to call his Invoked instantly. The problem is that 《Invocation》also has an effect to recover the banished card, and by chaining the effects of 《Invocation》and this card, you can continuously summon his Invoked.
As for Invoked's fusion, I'll leave it to the 《Invocation》side, but since this card can be searched with 《Magical Meltdown》and the surrounding environment is relatively good, it shouldn't be a problem to pull it out. As for the first effect, he will properly support the Invokeds. After going to GY, if you banish it with "Invocation", you can return it to your hand with the effect of "Invocation".
Invoked's fusion gimmick requires Aleister and 《Invocation》for the main deck, and Search 《Magical Meltdown》as needed, so the degree of freedom of the main deck is quite high. Depending on research, it can also be an excellent part.
As expected, he fully demonstrated his high business trip performance as a Deck, and his Invokeds, led by Merkabah, also played an active role in the environment. It was restricted because it became a part that increased the sense of stability by parasitizing the theme that showed excellent performance in the environment such as TRUE and WW.

The finish is like taking the best parts of Wolf and Tiger and dropping the explosive power instead.
Perhaps due to the lack of Duel, he has become a card with the highest versatility that reigns at the top of Fluffal fusion.
Although it cannot be used for 《Fusion Reserve》etc., it has the breadth to use all Edge Imp and Fluffal as materials, an active removal method that did not exist other than when Tiger was fused, and a saber tiger that could not be achieved with Wolf. There are many tactics that this card enables, such as one-kill combos.
It is no exaggeration to call it the definitive version of Fluffal Fusion Monster.

His Fluffal Marauding Captain effect in the activation effect and the hand swap effect that says something weird.
First of all, it's a Marauding Captain effect, but there are many cards with Fluffal's CIP effect that also support Special Summon. For that reason, it's not that it's a bad matchup with them, but it can be said that the only need to forcibly put this card into play is Xyz. If you can afford to throw Xyz into Fluffal, you can also hit Dog and Xyz.
And the favorite is the hand exchange effect. Fluffal, who already shows a solitaire-like movement when spinning at full power, promises to spin his deck even more. You won't be able to stop laughing on the day you threw away 《Toy Vendor》.
If you use 《Toy Vendor》or Wing, you may or may not have more cards in your hand even though they should have fused together.

A demon fish that has a salvage effect and the effect of recovering exclusion to her GY.
The salvage effect is not bad for his Fluffal, which is based on fusion, but I would like to leave the summoning power to dogs and owls with search. It would be delicious if served as a Special Summon.
The second half of the effect can recover the monsters removed by 《Frightfur Fusion》, and you can also aim to reuse the wings. However, to do so, this card must be used as a fusion material. I don't really feel like I'm actively aiming for either effect, but if that happens, I don't have to force myself to use it...? ?

A source of advantage alongside cerasseniant in Predaplant.
A search can be performed when a card with a predation counter leaves the field. The quick one would be the immediate effect activation after putting it on by Freihel. The already excellent Freiherr transforms into an even more excellent card. Of course, it also goes well with the basic tactic of Super Fusion with Sandu Kingy, and this really meshes well with his deck tactics.
However, Continuous Trap is troublesome, and it is quite severe that it can not be used immediately. Also, in today's duel field with too many removals, you probably won't be able to use the effect so many times.
GY's fusion effect is also quite good, so it may not be necessary to be too particular about search. I think it's a card with considerable card power, but depending on how you look at it and how it's built, it's likely to get a split evaluation.

A simple is best resurrection card. Equip Spell is self-respecting, or what?
Effect negate Planter is another step in her deck's nature and compatibility, so this card is going to be the top resurrection card. Chimera Fresia can also be revived, but he is incompletely revived with Equip Spell, so it would be better to use it to use low-level effects such as Sandeukinji.
Compared to herbicides, it is easier to deploy because it does not use normal summon rights. Since the demerit overlaps with that herbicide, it may be interesting to search for 《Hidden Armory》.

A flowerpot that blooms with flowers of evil.
It's a card that greatly accelerates the deployment of Predaplant, but the pain is negate the effect.
With this, neither the effect of placing a predator counter nor the fusion effect of Sandeukinji can be used.
In addition, there is the existence of an excellent resurrection card called "Predapruning", and a herb increaser that does not negate the effects of close characters from the entire world of Plant. The advantage of this card is that it can be searched with Serasseniant and can be deployed from the hand, but the fact that the deployed card can only be used as a fusion material is undeniable.
It's a card that works well with Serasseniant, but 《Predapruning》・Herbicide should be prioritized...? ?

Evolved Starve Venom. With this, all four dragons have evolved.
In exchange for his ATK up and effect copy, which were the characteristics of Starve Venom, he can completely neutralize the opponent's monsters. However, in terms of breaking through, Chimera Fresia, which overlaps fusion materials, is also very good at it. So when using this card, the main focus will be negate effects that Chimera Frecia cannot do and the restraint effect described later.
By being destroyed and sent to her GY, you can drive a black hole and revive by excluding darkness of level 8 or higher, which is also a fusion material. It's a pretty strong effect, but as usual, it's useless against bounce removal, so maybe it's better to think of it as having destruction resistance.
It has a pseudo destruction resistance of 3300 points and a powerful activation effect, so you want to hit this card against the cards that are level 8 or higher that Chimera Frecia can't deal with or that are good at fighting with Xyz.
His Predaplant will be the main battlefield for this card, but he can also use Sandewkinzie in his decks with his DARK level 8 or higher, such as Darklord and Gimmick Puppet. In Predaplant, Chimera Frecia and Chimera have a little role, so it might be a good idea to consider a business trip.

A key monster of Predaplant and a perfect companion to Starve Venom.
Basically, the card you put out in Sandevkinsey is either Starve Venom or this card.
A Fusion Monster that excels in breakthrough power with predation counters, even more multipliers, removal by excellent removal, and amazing combat strength due to the second effect. Compared to Starve Venom, that one has total destruction at the time of destruction and evolves into Greedy Venom, whereas this one has higher card power, especially in terms of combat and removal. If you want to play it on your turn, this is it. Well, Starv Venom can be used for things other than Predaplant, but this card can only be used for his Predaplant and his DARK Deck with Sandev Kinsey, so it can't be helped.
The final effect is a search for Fusion. Predaplant is mainly for fusion with Sun Devkinsey, but you can prepare support such as refusion and 《Fusion Recovery》instead of fusion cards. Also, since he can use the effect no matter where he is sent to GY, you can search for up to 3 Fusion cards by knocking down 3 cards with Zabolg.

The absolute core of Predaplant, a monster with super fusion that can use limited cards.
The target is limited to his Fusion Monster of DARK, but all the Fusion Monsters that he will use in Predaplant are DARK, so it will have little effect. As for his business trips, the DARK Deck would be his limit.
Although he relies on other cards for predation counters, the benefits he gets are limited cards, so it's not so much of a concern. .
With just one card in GY, herbicides and 《Predapruning》can turn into a super fusion that can also use your hand. Basically, you want to steal the opponent's cards with predatory counters as materials, but if you need to search, use Seraseniant on the field, or if you're in a hurry, use Predaplant in your hand.
Cards to be issued are based on Starve Venom and Chimera Frecia, and in some cases, Greedy Venom and Dragostaperia.

In terms of design concept, she is like Predaplant's Shura. Both ATK and effects are quite similar in nature.
However, it has been modernized as it no longer requires battle destruction, and you can activate the Special Summon effect if you put a predator counter on it with your own effect and charge it.
Freihel is better at dealing with opponents, but the appeal of this card is that it can lead to Fusion with Sandevkinzie or take control with Pteropentes.
It is also important in that it is a low class that can stably bring predation counters along with Freiherr. If you make full use of herb increaser and 《Predapruning》and line up with Sandevkinzy, you can perform an effective fusion.
The neck is the slowness of going through battle. Luckily, Yuri's two dragons have a strong restraint effect, so even if you fuse with Sundevkinzie, you can still have some restraint on your opponent's turn...

From here, his Predaplants emerged from no shadow or form.
The idea of doing a mine-like battles damage as a defense position wall and throwing a predator counter at that time is well understood, but the idea has long since become obsolete...
ATK isn't a hopeless, punching card, so it's a one-time counter. In that case, it would be more constructive to use Spinodionea or Freihel. Defensive power is also 2100 and it is a mountain of Seki to repel lower attackers.
It also has a control-stealing effect, but if you lower the level with a predation counter and steal it, it's quicker to fuse with Sandevkinzie. As for other uses, he has little use other than fusion in Predaplant. For the time being, there are merits such as being able to use other level down methods other than predation counters, and being able to take control of level 2 or lower, but it exposes his meager ATK, so be careful.

I wonder if it can be said that it is from anime even if it is just a hand cost.
It's a card that devours opponents with predatory counters on them, but it doesn't seem to have many uses once it's on the field.
I remember that the fusion cards used in Predaplant didn't require a level, and the effect can be used many times, but it's poor. He has a lot of revivals to use many times, and he doesn't have much GY fertilizer, so the stage called Predaplant is unsatisfactory.
The Special Summon effect, which is a star, is powerful because it can be used from his GY. The only problem is that there is still no card like Dragospetaria that can provide a stable supply of predator counters every turn. Also, unlike Kaiju, it is useless against targets and effect resistances that cannot be countered. That's a problem with his deck in general...

Predaplant is supposed to be from anime.
In Predaplant, it's valuable both as a hand-triggering defensive card and as a card that gains and restores advantage.
As a defensive card, his defensive ability is unreliable as he is only Special Summoned. Predaplant is a fusion tactic that uses predation counters, and its removal ability itself is not low, but since it's mostly your turn, removal that can be used on your opponent's turn is valuable even passively.
As for the search effect, if you want to counterattack after defending, it's easy to use Fly Hell, or if you can put a counter on it, it's Drosophyllum Hydra Sandev Kinsey. As a fusion material, should he prepare the next Sandev Kinsey if he is sent to GY?
In any case, an excellent lower class that supports Predaplant. I can only use his GY feed from the field, and I feel that the search destinations are surprisingly limited, but I can't help but...

A card that blocks direct attacks in exchange for doubling the opponent's ATK and DEF.
Relying on direct attack blocking is the height of stupidity. Too many disadvantages. A combo card that needs to be used to super-strengthen the opponent.
The most common method of operation is to use 《Amazoness Swords Woman》or Sphere in an easy-to-understand place to inflict battles damage on your opponent. Other than that, it works well with cards that refer to his ATK of monsters on the field.
There is also a means of enlarging, but that ability fluctuates with his LP, so it is unstable as a combo part. It can be said that it is a fun and niche combo card like Norare.