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It's not even a card that has improved usability with the appearance of the princess and shouts. Why...?
The search destinations for the princess are roughly 3 options: shout, raid, and village. This also leads to the situation that it is easier to use a powerful general-purpose card if you want to counterattack on the first turn of the second attack. In other words, Amazoness Names aren't doing much. It's a slightly difficult card.

There are five important points.
① This card is the most advantageous, that is, the core
② This card itself is a trap card
(3) If you can get the Devil's Strings out, the situation will be greatly tilted
④ With this one card, Xyz is ready
⑤ There are no interfering monsters that can be put out first in the gimmick puppet
One conclusion to draw from this is that...
† Gimmick puppet is more realistic if he fights with Trap beat †
That's what it means.
In other words, duelists all over the country are being tested. Either accept this card and thwart it, or reject it and make haste. I personally think the former is easier to fight.
Even so, I think there are some parts that don't make sense. "That's not fan service," he said. Think about it carefully. Before using the Gimmick Puppet, IV, the user, was using the Skidre Gravekeeper (seemingly Deck). That's right. Mr. Ⅳ's main business is trap bi. There is nothing wrong with character. It's also great fan service. surely.
Of course, this card can't be used in haste type. This is because this card cannot be activated if an interfering monster descends without being involved in the development of the first turn of the second attack.
As for how to choose cards for Trap Beat, cards that negate the effect but do not destroy it, or restrict the opponent's movement itself, are effective in dealing with this card. You have a lot of options. I think it will be fun.
that's all. Sorry for the long sentence.

It is an impression that I used it with a gimmick puppet, but it can be used quite well.
Above all, it is excellent in that he can fertilize his GY while preventing his hand from running out. Without this, his deck rotation is very different. Free chain escape is also possible, so versatility is high.
If there is a demerit, it is that the hurdles to get on track are a little high. Even if you wait one turn before activating it, what you can do is just a plain exchange of cards that doesn't interfere or anything. Since it is necessary to prepare a separate interference + cost, the required value of the hand has become high, and there have been many cases where accidents have occurred as a result. Deck It can be said that it is a deep card that requires balance.
Not only gimmick puppets, but monsters such as Black Magician and Red-Eyes can be stably supplied, and it seems to function as a powerful engine for Decks that use GY frequently.

One of the greatest strengths of this card is that it can be Special Summoned regardless of the situation of the field (and cute). At first glance, it may seem obvious, but a level 8 monster that can be Special Summoned from the first turn and has no restrictions on the summon destination is unexpectedly irreplaceable (* Murakumo and Danger! You can, but Danger! monsters are unstable and the unique effect of level 8 Danger! ). If you want to borrow the power of general-purpose rank 8 Xyz, or if you want to build a structure that can move even in the first place, it can be said that the importance of this monster is high. By the way, there is a similar card, Machina Kanon, but you can only get an advantage over it if you have Necrodor + GY cost in your hand, and it's not a category card, so it's hard to access. If there is no such thing, Bisque has a higher priority than Kanon.
His GY effect in the second half is effective against Veiler, Mugen, and cards you see in Master Duel such as Chihxiao and Daedu Gekijin. Let's use it when you want to take the board or when you want to sharpen your opponent at once.
The downside of this card is that it requires a cost to deploy, but it doesn't have any effects that give you an advantage. In other words, the efficiency of deployment is very poor. Using only 3 or 4 cards from your hand to get out a single Xyz monster will not give you peace of mind in terms of strength, and it may hinder your progress from your next turn, so prepare a way to recover your hand. I want to come here.
The second drawback is that the hand cost is limited to gimmick puppets. The fewer cards you have left in your hand, the harder it will be to put it into play, and it will not work if you start with zero cards in your hand. It can be said that it is a card that is likely to fall out if you squeeze the Deck's gimmick puppet.
The third downside is that his GY effect is a bit difficult in terms of timing. In the case of Terror Baby, there is a high possibility that he will already be in GY before the rank 8 Xyz is issued, but this card is hidden when Xyz Summoned and he is not in GY. This makes it possible for Giant Killer and Heaven's Strings to become the target of your opponent's effects. If you want to take advantage of the GY effect, send it to his GY as soon as possible with a condorence puppet.
Overall, the performance is a little unsatisfactory, but it is a relatively easy-to-use card among the level 8 gimmick puppets, so if you want to expand the range of deployment or increase the number of bullets in your parade, you can consider using it.

The strongest card of the gimmick puppet. If you can put it on the field, you can change the situation greatly.
Huge burn from total destruction → 3300 punches → stacking Azeus This is the golden pattern of gimmick puppets. It would be perfect if the main stability improved.

Companion to Amazoness. The material specification and both effects are meshed together. wonderful.
The main goal is the second effect. Amazoness has a free refill material called a tiger cub, and you can actually get one Amazoness.
This is the point. You can put this card out from 1 Amazoness and use this card to retrieve 1 of his Amazoness. This will greatly increase your Deck's stamina, reduce the number of Amazoness monsters you use, and give you more space in your Deck!
Deck space is worth gold these days. How to use the deck's free space... It's a place to show the skill of the player.
If it's Amazoness, you can put at least 2 of these cards in there for the time being.

It's a trump card for the Amazoness Deck, which is paired with Onna Monarch, but honestly, the performance is subtle.
First of all, regarding the effects of ① and ②, it would be ideal if you could give a big blow to the opponent with a shout attack, but there are almost no scenes where 3 to 4 monsters are conveniently lined up. You can forget the effect of ③.
In conclusion, female Monarch is far more stable in terms of performance. The current situation is that there is no scene where I want to play this card over Female Monarch. I'm just waiting for the future development of Amazoness.

I don't think it's possible to define the strength of this card, as other fusion decks can't start without it, even if it's given a special fusion. A similar card he has Exodia.

A card that says it hasn't been reprinted for over 20 years. In the text column, there is a terrible thing written on the reading attention level.
Apparently, it's the other player who writes the will, not himself.

I replaced the Trap cards in my Amazoness Deck from Single Removal Cards such as Wrecking Ring and Crackdown to cards like Summon Limit and this card that hinder development, but my win rate increased dramatically. But it is amazing. 《Summon Limit》Really strong. So I will tell you my impressions of using the torrent funeral.
First of all, it is excellent in terms of advantage. Of course, if a poor deck were to trade equivalents, they would lose immediately, but this card can completely eliminate many cards with just one card. Did I just pick the wrong Trap card for my Deck? That's right, hi.
Next, the specs are stable in the first and second attacks. If you get a suppression monster in front, don't force it to move and wait for the opportunity to counterattack. It's an excellent card for turning back.
Finally, Amazoness simply works well. Can trigger Ri effects, crack Mrs. Radiant, or combine with Borrel Guard to apply pressure. There are many things you can do with this one piece. Amazing (like children).
I'm sorry for thinking it's an outdated trap card; ;

Fusion built-in monster. Please send this to Amazoness too (＞＜)
I will explain how to use this card and notes on using it.
As for how to use it, in the early stages it is used as a connection to Stapelia, or as a connection to Chimera Fresia, which is a connection to Stapelia. Predation starts after the middle stage. Let's gain an advantage while removing the opponent's monsters marked by Stapelia and plans.
What I really want you to know is the precautions for use.
You who are building Predaplant, do you have 3 fusion cards? If you're not in, you're completely out. because…
Predaplant doesn't run on this card alone! !
If he entrusts Deck's fusion method to Kinsey with the name Turn 1 Restriction, he will not be able to play Stapelia. When this happens, not only does the control force drop, but the fusion card search becomes unstable. Furthermore, due to competing for the summoning right with the cerasseniant, the basic rotation power drops, and the development speed is also affected.
Ancient machines have hounds, so fusion isn't necessary! You might think so, but predation doesn't work. If you want to attack the ancient machine, you can reach the end point of XX giants, and if you want to settle down, you can reach the end point with a single fusion. In the case of predation, one fusion leads to a relay point called Chimera Frecia. Chimera Fresia herself must also be diligently sent to GY to supply subsequent fusion cards.
That's right! This card has a fusion effect, but spell fusion is also a must card! ! Don't make the mistake of thinking that there is absolutely no need for fusion! ! It's important to overlay fusion on fusion to turn the Predaplant Deck! !
That's all for the instruction manual. Everyone, let's build a Predaplant!

Predaplant's signature monster... but it's the least overshadowed among the total of 5 species, including 3 predatory Fusion Monsters and 2 Fusion Dragons. Why? … So I will explain the actual situation as an ace of predation, not a super fusion agent.
Fundamentally, the effects of ② and ③ are air (of course, it's not that I've never used it in my life). Therefore, there is only an assault that raises the RBI that can be done.
From here, some problems become apparent. Unlike Chimera, this card does not have the effect of resupplying the following, and Chimera can hit most monsters from above like this card.
Nor does it have higher priority than greedy Venom. This card can only "destroy 1 monster". Greedy Venom can do the same thing, and it has a self-regenerating effect that allows you to roughly pry open the board with annihilation from self-destruct.
That's right. This card is far inferior to the above two in its ability to break through alone. It's only when you're facing a monster with complete resistance that you can get an advantage. As a result, I have narrow shoulders.
However, the benefits are not small. Predaplant is hard to put out anything other than Fusion Monsters, so this card is a big part of being able to deal with all kinds of monsters. It's important to use properly. Let's think of this card in Predaplant as "a bomb with 2800 damage that shoots at the opponent when there is a chance".
10 points as a general-purpose super fusion agent and 8 points as a predator part. Sorry for the long sentence.

A great guy packed with development and search. This and his deck building of predators begins with piling graves.
It's a type of power card that greatly changes the difficulty of deployment depending on whether or not you can hold it in your first hand, but Predaplant tends to have less monsters in his deck. In other words, if you misjudge the Deck balance or are unlucky, you will end up with this card in your hand. A bread is inevitable. Be careful everyone!

When it first appeared, it was a long-awaited card that could throw counters in a free chain, but with the appearance of 《Predaplanning》, it almost finished its role.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it looks like it could be used as a counterattack, but in that case it's easier to throw an antagonist or a Pankratops. You don't use the scapegoat effect much, so you can forget about it.
If he builds a Predaplant, keep in mind Stapelia is the main means of spawning predator counters, and Plan is the sub. Like?

In Legend Duelist 5, 5 new Predaplant cards were added, right? A blatant power card activity, a simple high-spec Vertum, a plan with a far greater return than generation, a prime fusion that is easier to handle than a super fusion … and this card.
──────What is the strength of this card?
…In conclusion, the reason for the adoption of this card is somewhat negative: “When adding predator monsters to the Deck, the other cards were too unsatisfactory, so I couldn’t help but get caught in the adoption filter.” The advantage of this card is that...
star 8 darkness plant
Only this. No really. There are almost no scenes where the effect and status are useful. Greedy Venom loses its ability to break through if it can't self-regenerate, so it's a fairly fine play to achieve quick access while playing the role of resurrection cost. Although it is regrettable that the rarity is high but the active advantage recovery is not possible. Predation is still developing, so I can't deny that I was born too early.
As for his Predaplant status on this card...
Ant-san/Kinsey > Spino/this card > Mopentes/Ptepen
Roughly, it looks like this. When using this card, pin insertion is stable.