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With Predaplant, you can send Chimera Frecia to his GY and transform it into a card that can hinder your opponent while securing your successor.
It's control power is higher than Stapelia, but the drawback is that the search doesn't work (or rather, you can't afford to stack search cards), and the power changes between the first and second attacks.
There are several types of virus cards (mainly shadows, demons, and darkness), but it is not very efficient in terms of operation to put several types separately in a limited frame, so we set up a group of decks that act as virtual enemies. Narrowing down the types is round. Also, if you are worried about the low resistance to Spell Trap, you can also use 《Pollinosis》.
Regarding the number of cards to be used, there is no problem even if you put 3 cards. From Predaplant's point of view, Stapelia's hurdles are a little high, and even if you want to refine the construction, there will be situations where you can't put it out, so it's just right to use it to fill in the gaps.

The Warrior Deck's prerogative, a hyper engine packed with search and recruit.
It's a cowardly word from other races to insert this card in the middle of playing Link 4 and increase your hand by one card. Being able to use Troymare's effects at virtually no cost is simple yet powerful.
I think it has specs that are not strange even if it is regulated at any time.

A Continuous Spell that can change levels and maintain the front line.
With the effect of ①, you can change a level 4 gimmick puppet to level 8, but there are already Chimera Dolls and Gigantes Dolls that connect to Rank 8, so there is almost no point in using it in pure construction. It's an effect for people who incorporate external cards, such as Pankratops and his Machina Fortress.
The effect of ② seems convenient at first glance, but the gimmick puppet is not a theme of actively self-destructing suicide attacks, and I am a little worried about expecting the opponent to destroy it. In other words, usefulness is not stable. Set up a suicide attack with the gimmick puppets (mainly chimera dolls) left over on the field, return the gimmick puppets that were excluded due to the cost or the grave, and restore GY resources while connecting to Xyz in main 2, or use X monsters. It would be constructive to use it to return and pursue it. You can also read that this card gave birth to the significance of suicide bombing.
Overall, this card lacks a sense of stability because its basic performance fluctuates depending on you and your opponent. It's a little dubious whether it's worth adopting instead of general-purpose cards. If this card supports search, it will be a one-chan.

A long-awaited card that can give you an advantage in Main Phase 1.
It has an excellent design that goes well with 《Inferno Reckless Summon》and 《Machine Duplication》, and since it can be connected to Chimera Doll + α with this one card, it can be used as a starting point for development.
However, since the effect activation only corresponds to his Normal Summon, further development from the start of the parade is impossible, and if you do not assist with a trade-in or a bisque doll, the first move may be rotten, so it is somewhat strong. It stands out.
Although it has a clear drawback, it is definitely an excellent card that can be entrusted with the support of a gimmick puppet.

A cheat card that searches for Field Spells, grants resistance to Field Spells, and rewrites common effects.
After that, if you limit your opponent's actions with 《Skill Drain》or 《Summon Limit》, victory is close at hand.

Zi said, "Fusion of the goose has an empty space.
This is a passage from the Analects of Confucius, the greatest wise man in Chinese history, and his disciples' debates. As expected of a card, it is a perfect score without any complaints.

I use it as a middle attacker for my Amazoness Deck.
The reason for adoption is as an undercard for Astram. Astram with Mascarena sandwiched in between boasts the strongest class durability, but it sinks easily when alpha or drip is hit. There are decks like Kaiju where resistance doesn't make sense. In other words, throwing Astram out of the blue when you can't see your opponent's removal cards is a bad move. This card is very useful when combined with the Trap card.
His role is to act as a bridge between the beginning and middle stages. Although it is a classic, it has a powerful combo with Torrent Funeral, and its 3rd effect, which cannot be chained, is very effective in suppressing or destroying large monsters with no target resistance. I don't use the 2nd effect very often, but I can convert rotten Evenly Matched into link material, or send Amazoness Onslaught to his GY and put the second card face down to release the opponent's tension. You can encourage
In general, this card is a little plain, but it can be said that it has a certain ability suitable for Link 4. I can expect enough success as one of the main bodies of the Trap Beat Deck.

I use it as an advantage source for the Trap type gimmick puppet.
It has a high RBI and excellent target resistance that can not be taken over, and it functions as an excellent force and wall when combined with the Trap card.
However, since this card itself does not have the name of a gimmick puppet, it is somewhat inconvenient in that when summoned, it is necessary to activate the parade during the opponent's turn, and Magnedor cannot use his Special Summon.
If you can't deploy the follower, it will cause the breakthrough power to drop, so if you put it on Azeus when the situation is stalemate, it feels good to be able to operate without waste (However, Azeus and Trap beat tactics mesh well. do not have).
At first, I thought it would just be an extra fertilizer, but I was able to expect an unexpected degree of activity, so I will give it a 9 point.

The first card to send to his GY in Cruel Whale. The merits obtained by this card are to raise the frame of the EX Deck, improve the stamina of the Deck, and eliminate the lack of summoning rights. Let's look at each effect.
About the effect of ①. Retrieving his pinned Frightfur, which has already been sent to GY, will restore the rhythm of deployment and removal. This means that with this card he can reduce the number of Frightfur monsters and still keep his deck functional. You can't miss the fact that you can collect the Sabertooth Tiger, which is the main force of the deck (*The first turn of the second attack is everything! Ignore everything else! Of course, it's a biased build, but it doesn't work in the current environment). As for the monster to revive, ideally an Octo or Penguin. The runners-up are Oulu, Cat, and Dolphin. You can earn an advantage in the potato vine style.
Regarding the effect of ②, this is the favorite. The monsters I want to use the right to summon are mainly Dog, Owl, Penguin, Octo Dolphin, and there are 5 bodies. In other words, there is a big difference in the deployment speed depending on whether or not the summoning right remains when these are put into play. If you extend the summoning power with this card, Fluffal's deployment speed will increase explosively, so I'd like to send him to GY on the second turn 0-1.
It's a practical card that I'd like to have at least one card in, and I think the minimum rating of 8 points is solid, so I'm going to put in 10 points with the hope that it will get more attention.

The princess, which is the core of the Amazoness Deck, only has 7 cards, even including screams and reinforcements, so I'm a little worried about its stability. This card cuts into the options to ensure the stability that is important (other options are Kyoken, Kinken, etc.). There are two points unique to this card.
Point 1: Don't get caught in the back
This card's effect is activated, and it is within the range of the damage step until the princess's search effect is processed. In other words, Urara cannot intervene. For Amazoness, who would be deadly if the princess was crushed, this benefit is a big point that cannot be ignored.
Point 2: Overcome suppression monsters
You can't summon a princess while your opponent has an all-purpose counter, but how about setting this card and her trap card? On the next turn, you can use the trap card to consume the right of the opponent's monster effect and pass the effect of this card. You can search for her Amazoness card that matches the situation on the spot, making it easier to counterattack.
The next drawback is that the trigger for activating the effect is battle destruction, so it is essential to consider self-destruction or prepare a face down card. The rewards are great, but there is some risk involved.
Comparing with 《Giant Rat》, Amazoness is basically easier to handle than 《Giant Rat》. This is because they are easy to destroy due to their lower stats, and they have a high affinity for attributes and races. However, if you want to put out something other than a warrior, such as a barrier statue with Amazoness, that is, if you are conscious of the deck's expandability, 《Giant Rat》is the winner. Which one to use, she consults with Deck.
That's all for consideration.

The ultimate card from Fluffal.
With this one card, Saber Tiger and Squid can be lined up (star 8 DARK 2 bodies total strength 8000), Scissor Tiger can be used to solve the board, Wolf can punch n times, and Mad Chimera can be used. . The power of this card stands out from other Spell cards that perform the same GY fusion, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is a genuine deadly ball.
Now Link Summoning is also included in his deck, so you can establish a kill pattern by activating this card immediately after Link Summoning Black Luster Soldier or Borrel Sword. The high flexibility that can be done from material procurement to one kill is scary.
Personally, I really like the contrast between Deck fusion Lunalight, Field fusion Predaplant, and GY fusion Fluffal. Fusion dimension is interesting.

This card has three main functions.
(1) Reuse of Chimera Frecia and Serasseniant
②Fusion from resuscitation of Kinsey
③ Reinforcement of the battle line by reviving Stapelia
…In other words, this card is a versatile card that can be used for removal, supply, fusion, and suppression. There is no turn 1 limit, so it is possible to slam many cards and turn his deck explosively. It's a good example of how even a mundane effect can turn into a power card depending on the entourage.
Note that this card does not replace the Predator Planter. Unlike those that specialize in replenishment, this card is a one-time-use card. Don't make the mistake of thinking that you don't need a planter if you have this card. It is desirable to use them together.
As for the number of cards to use, it is desirable to have at least 2 cards because they are cards that are involved in the deck's stamina itself and are involved in the initial movement. Because one is definitely not enough. By the way, I have 3. The sense of security is completely different from the two.
If you're having trouble finding Serasseniant or planets, just search for this card. I'm sure something good will happen (smiling).

Along with Chimera Frecia, he is the main fusion monster of Predaplant. Without this monster, he can't do what Predaplant wants to do (prey on opponent's monsters). I will explain how to summon and notes on operation.
Regarding the method of summoning, there is no specific route, so let's try to draw in two important parts with the first hand. Two important parts are
① Fusion cards (or cards that can search them)
② Theraseniant (or a card that can access it)
It can be roughly divided as follows. If both +α and resuscitation cards and activities are complete, Stapelia can be issued. Using 《Fusion Recovery》greatly reduces the difficulty level, so I highly recommend it.
Specifically speaking, ① is three pieces of Fusion, Kinsey Prime Fusion. Fusion is the most important thing, so I recommend stacking 3 properly and throwing in some search cards.
As an operational note, it is better to summon using Chimera Fresia as much as possible. Because the control power of this card alone is not a big deal. It's important to put out this card, but it's also important to be able to secure the next one. Always create a situation where you can search for fusion cards that match the situation with Chimera Frecia.
that's all.

A sub-weapon card that scatters predatory counters. Let's start with the points of this card.
Point ①: Beautiful mutual complement with Stapelia
Stapelia's effect is targeted, so the range of monsters that can be removed is limited. By using this card, you can not only expand the range where you can place counters, but you can also lay out a two-stage defense in conjunction with Stapelia's permanent effect.
Point 2: Assists the removal power of Predaplant
In the Predaplant category, he is the only card that can interfere with Spell Trap, so it is very useful. It is also possible to destroy the fusion summoned greedy Venom, or combine it with prime fusion planets to release removal on the opponent's turn.
-Precautions for use-
This card alone is neither a first move card nor an obstruction card, it is a sub-plan of counter scattering.
Also, the first thing Predaplant does is secure resources, so he needs to search for planters and train Chimera Frecia into his GY. This is a possible step in the process of summoning Stapelia. Considering the purpose of controlling the field, let's prioritize the fusion summoning of Stapelia rather than throwing counters with this card.
-Regarding the number of cards adopted-
It is better to avoid 3 stacks.
Predaplant requires at least 3 cards to fusion summon Stapelia in the first move (fusion + seraseni + activity, Ophrys + monster + fusion, etc.). Since you don't have enough cards in your hand, it's best to keep this card out of your hand as much as possible because it doesn't affect the development of the first turn. If you can afford it, it would be just right to search.
That's it.

Resurrection + 1 draw + any kind of card materialized and a moderate power card. However, I'm not sure which deck to use it with. You have a good property. It's a Trap type gimmick puppet! I will explain the point of this card.
① Ability to procure forces and replenish trap cards at the same time
The gimmick puppet is the No. main monster, so you can put it in without difficulty. However, there is no control force, so it is necessary to solidify the back with trap cards. With this card that can also draw, you can prepare the board with just one card.
② Can process rotten cards
Gimmick puppet cards are easy to spoil, and GY usage is high, so it is highly useful to make hand materials.
③ Azeus effect becomes available
Just reviving him would be one material short, but if you supplement the material with his GY effect on this card, Azeus will be able to use the effect.
(4) Less perishable than non-trap type
Trap-type gimmick puppets can be X-summoned just by activating one parade. In other words, it is characterized by high stability compared to non-Trap types. You can more easily meet the requirements of this card that requires GY to have an X monster.
Conclusion: This card overcomes the perishability of the Trap-type gimmick puppet to some extent, highlighting the strength of the advantage side. His Junk puppet is superior in stability, but it can be said that this one has excellent cost performance (performance against perishability). If it is a trap type, I think it would be interesting to stack it with priority.
that's all.