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Genex's vanilla tuner, dark and vanilla, so support is abundant and easy to carry.
Alone, it's just poor. There are 5 S that specify this card, but none of them have great performance despite being tightly bound.
Also, he has a poor card pool only in Genex, and his basic activity is a business trip with Undine, and he has a strong impression of himself as a bonus. Since it only targets his deck, the drawback is that the power will drop as soon as you pull it out. However, compared to before, thanks to the appearance of the combo with Rose Nyx and Link Spider, it has become easier to take advantage of the fact that it is vanilla, and the range of development has expanded.
It's a low-class vanilla, but I feel a little bit of a habit from its operation method.

Although it is an advanced Predaplant, it can be deployed by eating a monster with a counter on it, just like Drosophyllum. Just because you have to put a counter on it, you can't just ask and answer anything like Kaiju.
Compared to Drosophyllum, it is limited from the hand, but since it is a tuner, it can be connected to various people such as S Summons and Harifibers, expanding the range of tactics. Since it is a high level tuner, it is easy to connect to high level S.
Also, the RBI is low as an advanced player, but it can be used as an attacker.
If you leave the field, you can scatter counters, making it easy to use with cards that use counters, especially with Drosera.
Note that it is a forced effect. Not compatible with Starve and Clear Wing used in anime.
Although there is a part that depends on the opponent, I think that it is a card that is easy to prioritize among advanced Predaplants because it expands the range of combos and developments.

His Predaplant is an advanced card, but if you have a counter, you can remove the opponent's monsters and regenerate or expand your hand.
However, since it does not have the effect of placing a counter on itself, it is essential to use it together with some kind of counter generation. It's a removal like Kaiju, but it can't do anything because you have to put counters on it.
If he exists in GY, he can weaken the opponent's monster with GY as a cost, and himself can have a real attack of 1300 / defense of 2800. As you can see, his original hit points are low, so even if he uses this effect, he won't be able to withstand the use of attackers. Also, his GY cost doesn't work well with his Predaplant because he has a lot of resurrection cards. Furthermore, he doesn't appreciate the weakening because Predaplant doesn't suffer from fighting power due to fusions.
Kinsey and Banksia also exist for removal using counters, and compared to those, the repertoire of things that can be done in play feels narrow. Of course, if you use them together, the removal power and expansion power will increase.
A card that somehow feels like he's out of sync with Predaplant. I think it will be easier to adopt if we can supply more counters in a stable manner.

It's a special union that designates a specific card, but it's pretty heavy to treat normally as the equipment target is vanilla low class and itself is high class.
Luckily, the dark dragon has plenty of support, and it's easy to bring a dark sword because it's vanilla, so it's not a difficult story to collect as long as you use the support.
There are two effects that don't mesh with what you can do with just a few supports. It's not a big ability even if it's aligned.
Even now, it is the strongest hit in the union, but it is the highest level of vanilla juniors and is laughed at by the current seniors. It will not be practical.
The name reminds me of Mr. Satisfaction, and I myself can become a copy target for Hyakugan's material. You can copy the name with Hyakugan and say "Attack with Kiryuu!"

Predaplant has high offensive performance due to its fusion, but tends to be lax in defending during the opponent's turn, so such a defensive card is a blessing.
Due to the effect of 2, the opponent does not want to leave any monsters, so it is destroyed by battle, but the monsters of your army are eliminated instead. You can press for two options: interrupt the attack to avoid removal, but leave the material. Well, mostly the former. It is even better if it can be used in combination with 《Predaplast》.
However, there is a possibility that it will be dealt with by removal or bounce in the main 2, and because of its low stats, there is a risk that it will take a lot of damage from penetration, so don't overestimate it either.
The effect of 3 can be activated not only by battle destruction but also by removal and own fusion. Easy to use thanks to its low pedestal and abundant plant support.
However, it is a little difficult for a searcher to have to put it on the field once.
Although it has some quirks, I think it's an excellent existence that combines search and defense.

If you give battle damage, you can put a counter on it, but since your RBI is very low, you basically aim for the effect by making use of its high defensive power and reflex damage.
However, in this era when removal is prevalent and attacks are said to be slow, waiting for the opponent's attack from a set is honestly so slow that it's out of the question, and even if it's high, now it's hitting more than this defensive power. It's a daily occurrence.
The effect of 2 is excellent and lasts until the end phase, but now it's easy to deal with loose links as long as there is a summoning method. However, as mentioned above, it is difficult to achieve this effect with only its own effect, so it is desirable to use it in combination with 《Predaplast》.
It is difficult to work alone, and Kinji, who is in the same category, has the ability to practically steal the opponent's monsters, making it easy to work alone.
With the appearance of 《Predaplast》, it became easier to work than when it first appeared, but at the same time, it became even easier for Kinsey to work.
It feels a little strict to give priority to strong habits.

As a low-level Predaplant, it has a high hit point, and can aim to connect to the effect of 2 by adding a counter when summoned.
Since it causes a level change, if you revive it during the opponent's turn, you can use it to interfere with S/X summons.
The 2nd effect makes it easy to create cards below your own level due to the 1st effect, and since it's after damage calculation, it's nice to be able to activate it even if it self-destructs. It's slower than the main 2, but you can also aim to connect it to removal with Serasseniant or Kinsey.
As mentioned above, the difficulty is that it is slow due to the need for combat.
And it is not effective against opponents who do not have levels, and even now, due to the rise of Links who do not have levels, there are some cases where it cannot be used. I feel that the quality as a category recruiter is a little bad.

By excluding GY, it is possible to revive two bodies, and Predaplant is her deck, which is a fusion subject, and her DARK center, including herself, has plenty of means to fertilize her GY.
It is also one of the valuable means to demonstrate the effect of Cobra outside of Ofris.
However, due to the convenience of activating in standby mode, there is no quick attack and the pledge is a little tough. I want to achieve results that exceed the weight of my pledge. Anyway, it is essential to secure a means of fusion. It's an effect that earns ads, but I feel that the habit is strong.

A vanilla dragon that doesn't have the effect of summoning a dueling dragon, and doesn't give you 500 burns. I can't even see the dragon.
I would like to say that the stats are not worth talking about for advanced players and are industrial waste, but at present they are not worthless because they have the uniqueness of being the only level 6 flame vanilla dragon. It can be considered for use in Hazy Flame, which sends Topheni on a business trip, and Sacred Time, which deals with vanilla dragons, mainly at Rank 6. If it's a sacred time, it's possible to use Labrador, so you can really become a red dragon with that combination.
Also, since it is a higher level, it is also suitable as a high-level S material for red "Archfiends" dragons.
I think it's a very interesting card in terms of material.

He is the founder of Karakuri, who has been categorized more than 10 years after his appearance. Well, I have a strong feeling that I belonged by chance, so there is no particular synergy in the effect, and it will be difficult to prioritize. Even if you don't care about Karakuri, limited removal through attacks is already tough.
Is it salvation that the target is a highly popular attribute?
In the old text, "Destroy without fail" was written like the old text, and it had a tremendous effect that seemed to have the same removal power as the original Ra.

One of the most famous cards in early vanilla. Because of the early stage, it is characterized by poor stats for a lower class, and more than that, the illustrations that are too dark and open for the early stage. Banned card in other sense.
Well, it's an illustration unique to the early days, so it seems that there are quite a few pros and cons about what you think about this guy. As long as there is an upward compatibility called "Red Archery Girl", is it just for the purpose of giving priority to this guy? Well, there is almost no difference, so you can choose whatever you like.

If you send it from your hand to his GY, you can do an all-out attack with cards that have counters on them, and since most of Predaplant's Fusion Monsters have high combat power, you can create a high explosive power if you decide well.
Scatter the counters loosely from the field. Although it is limited to Special Summon monsters, there are few problems with the current era. If you can successfully activate it on your opponent's turn, it can also act as a hindrance.
The difficulty is that these two effects do not mesh, and it is difficult to achieve both. I would like to prepare a recovery method such as Dakuba, but with his Predaplant having a lot of resurrection cards, it is difficult to prioritize his GY recovery.
《Predaplast》also exists for counter generation, but I want to differentiate it by being easy to scatter in large numbers and being a monster.
It has its quirks, but I think it's a card that can do interesting moves.

Since it has a built-in fusion, it is easier to reduce consumption than a normal fusion summon. It also supports abundant plant support, and if you put a predator counter on the opponent's monster, you can perform a fusion summon while removing the opponent's monster like a super fusion. However, since it doesn't have the effect of placing a counter on its own, it is necessary to rely on his other Predaplants, and the effect of 2 is actually exclusive to Predaplants.
Even if you ignore this effect, it can also be used as a fusion summoning support that loosely binds darkness, and you can install a fusion summon just by adopting it in an appropriate darkness deck.
Depending on the deck, it may even be a lubricant that works to reduce accidents.
I think that it is an excellent fusion support card that is not limited to Predaplant.

You can increase the RBI by the number of counters, and if you use generation etc. to assist, you can get a reasonably high RBI.
And you can temporarily block the opponent's GY use by the effect, and you can do LP gain for the hit points of the card that was actually destroyed in battle.
I don't think he wrote anything bad about it, but the problem is his lack of Predaplant synergy. This card itself doesn't have the ability to generate counters, so it's a little underpowered on its own.
And since Predaplant is good at summoning fusions with high combat power, there is honestly no need to rely on this unstable guy.
There are many other cards to prioritize, and it would be pretty tough to prioritize.

One of his early Predaplants has an effect on predation counters, which allows it to operate like a single-use removal card via attacks.
It is compatible with a wide variety of plant supports, and its versatility is high because the effect is complete on its own.
However, since it does not work with cards that do not have levels, it is easy to be influenced by the opponent.
Since the original offense and defense are also poor, the risk is high to leave it as it is.
In Predaplant, there is also Serasseniant that can be used as a search or defense card, regardless of level if it is removed through combat.
I want to take advantage of the fact that it can generate counters and also has removal.
I have a habit, but depending on the environment, I wonder if there are opportunities to prioritize.