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A "Sylvan" monster that can turn over his deck of 5 cards.
The number of cards that can be flipped is the largest among "Sylvan" monsters, and depending on the card that can be flipped, it can be expanded or removed at once. Among the main "Sylvan", it has the greatest influence when it is decided.
However, in order to activate it, it is difficult to activate because it cannot be used on the turn it is set unless some kind of support is used.
Prone removal is a low-level effect and can be removed before an ace is played, so it's not bad.
It is a card that built an era of Links.

A monster that can return an excluded "Drytron" monster to his GY.
At first glance, it pales in comparison to other low-end Drytrons, not even touching the deck, just earning GY ads.
In fact, within "Drytron", the only gimmick that excludes monsters is Meteonis = DRA, so it is often not adopted in "Drytron" at the environmental level, and there are many constructions that are not even blessed with the opportunity to use it at present.
Nonetheless, the expansion effect of the common effect is excellent, and if you really want to include many types, or if you adopt a gimmick that makes sense to remove GY's Drytron, you can include it.

You need to reveal a specific card in your hand, but you can draw an excellent "Drytron" monster.
There is no advantage in making it public, but being able to draw one is an advantage.
However, although it is nice to be able to recover the ad, it is not a very reliable effect, as there are no cards to show, and you cannot draw on the turn you use 《Pot of Prosperity》, which has a high adoption rate in Drytron. Also, since it is an indeterminate draw, there are no developments that can only be done with this card, so it cannot be said to be an essential effect.
However, compared to Ban α and Al ζ, it has the effect of increasing your hand size, so I would like to include one copy to increase the size of the deployment effect.

A rank 8X monster capable of deck flipping and his untargeted deck bounce.
In order to add it to his hand with the effect of ①, he needs to hit the top of the deck, so unless he manipulates it, I want to use it as if I'm lucky if I can search it. Rather, in order to connect with his deck bounce effect of ②, he sometimes declares a card that is not in his deck.
His favorite is his deck bounce effect, and even if he is alone, you can connect to this effect from the effect of ①. It's a pretty good removal as it can pass through a lot of resistances.
Since there are no plant restrictions, it can be used as a general purpose rank 8. An excellent card as a rank 8 that can be played under Plant binding even in the "Rikka" Deck. Rather, "Sylvan" has only one card that can be flipped, and I wish it had a more compatible effect.
However, the RBI is low for a Rank 8, and compared to Oreia, which has high explosive power, it gives a solid impression.

"Drytron" monsters that can revive "Drytron" other than Rituals
In order to use the effect, his Drytron monsters other than those with the same name must exist in his GY, so there are scenes where it can't be revived, but it's still valuable to increase the number of monsters on the field.
Even if he only draws one Drytron on the first hand, if he sends this card to her GY with Beatrice, which he played with Shinsha and Benten, he can prepare to X-summon Faf μβ with its effect. I want to remember.
It's hard to use if he only draws Drytron in his opening hand, but it's still a monster you should have one in.

A "Drytron" monster that can search for anything with a Ritual Spell
Even so, the search is Meteonis Drytron, which can be summoned almost anything as long as the ATK matches.
This card and Faf μβ are the only ones that can access Ritual Spells with Drytron monsters. It is a monster that is easy to use as a first move.

A Plant monster that has the effect of Special Summoning Plants from your hand.
Since there is no level limit, it is excellent to be able to develop superlatives that are difficult to put out.
Even if this card is placed on the field, it will not be effective, but with the introduction of his Link Monsters such as 《Linkuriboh》, it will be less of a problem if it comes to your hand.
You can add resistance to traps, but now the adoption rate of trap cards is decreasing, and the monsters you put out are used as materials as they are, so it's not as good as it used to be. However, when deploying ace monsters, it would be nice to have.
On the other hand, in Lynx, it is a powerful card that is used in the "Sylvan" Deck to develop high-level and high-level ace cards, and has even been regulated.

Deck top control and rank 7X monster that can bounce multiple cards.
Bounce that does not target is powerful and easy to pass through resistance. Since you can do this multiple times, you can leave your opponent's field empty and in a different state.
However, in order to do that, he needs to have a Plant in his Deck's top 3 cards, and although the material is general purpose, he can't use it outside of the Plant Deck. Even with the Plant Deck, he can't bounce unless there is a Plant on the top of the Deck, so I would like some support.
One of the supports is his own deck top manipulation effect, which is useful for many "Sylvan" monster effects, including effects on himself. It's expensive because it requires a cost, but it's ideal for superlatives such as Legia, which is rotten in your hand.
It's hard to get out if you do it normally at rank 7, but using Pione's effect makes it easier to get out.

Plant tuner with leveling effect
From this card and other Plants, even-level S or X monsters can be produced.
It doesn't have a self-deployment effect, but since it's a Level 1 Plant, it can be recruited with 《Sylvan Cherubsprout》, so it would be convenient to have one in the "Sylvan" Deck.
I wonder what it means that even though it's a card designed for Aki Izayoi, it's not easy to play Bralo.

One of her deck flips and a "Sylvan" monster with a resurrection effect.
Only one card can be flipped, but it can be used regardless of whether it is a summon or a special summon, so it can be used easily. If you use it on your first hand and turn over even a sprout, it's profitable.
As for the effect of ②, reviving a low-level Sylvan and using it as a material while flipping through the Deck is fine, but if you can revive Ronfa, you can recruit high-level Plants and above. Even if you are not familiar with GY, you can at least revive yourself and there is no waste.
“Sylvan” is an important monster in OCG, but it was a card that was almost never used in Lynx before the arrival of excellent Synchro.

"Adamancipator" Field Spell with 500 stat up and Deck top control effect.
500 points is quite high for a Field Spell, and I appreciate it as a combat aid. However, simply raising ATK is unlikely to be a reason for adoption.
At first glance, the effect of (2) seems to have good compatibility with the theme, but in reality it does not mesh well.
Deck top operation can definitely decide the effect of "Adamancipator" monsters, but Rock's non-tuner who wants to Special Summon has many monsters that are not "Adamancipator", and it is unsatisfactory that he can't Special Summon them with Tuner's effect. .
In addition, he can only Special Summon one due to the effect of the "Adamancipator" monster, so even if he manipulates only one, the result will not change.
If you use it at the end of the main phase and wait until the next draw phase, you can simulate a search, but it's too late for his deck that deploys quickly like "Adamancipator". It's better than a search that activates a draw phase like Fandra because you can search even if it's removed.
It's not a useless effect, but I don't think it's a card worth taking the trouble to use.

His Spell card with Deck top manipulation and Salvage effect of "Flower Cardian" monster.
The effect of ① is not something that can take advantage by itself, but draw 1 "Flower Cardian", and whether it is a "Flower Cardian" monster or not affects whether the effect can be applied, so 3 of them It is bigger than it looks to be able to confirm up to.
The effect of ② changes the number of times you can expand the number of "Flower Cardian" in your hand, so this is also a very welcome effect. However, the neck is that it is not activated on the turn sent to GY.
It's a card you want to have in your first hand, but even if it's the effect of a "Flower Cardian" monster, you won't be able to apply that effect, so it's a dilemma if you don't want to include too many.

Two of his Deck Flips and a "Sylvan" monster with Recruit effect.
With only 2 decks flipped, he is an excellent low-ranking "Sylvan" monster. However, since it doesn't support Normal Summon, it can't be used in the first hand, and requires other expansion methods.
The effect when flipped over is Recruit and powerful, even though it's only level 1. Candidates for Special Summon are cards with the same name that are excellent at deck flipping, Copy Plants that are easy to use for S and X, and 《Spore》.

Rank 1 with the effect of adding the top of the Deck to the hand or sending it to GY, and the effect of reviving "Sylvan" monsters.
Even though it's uncertain, it's easy to use even if it's not a "Sylvan" deck, as Spell/Trap can be an add, and if it's a monster, he can fertilize GY. ATK is also 1800, which is equivalent to a low-level attacker despite being Rank 1.
Furthermore, with the "Sylvan" Deck, he will be connected to the effect of the monster sent to GY. The resurrection effect is also excellent because you can release the monster that used the effect, connect it to the effect of the revived monster's field, or use it as an X material.
It's strong outside of the theme, but it's even stronger within the theme, so it's a good card.

Cards like Sylvan's Graceful Charity
Unlike over there, it is necessary to return the card to his deck after drawing, but in "Sylvan", which uses the effect of sending the top of the deck to his GY, it is a card that can be used for more than Graceful Charity.
If he doesn't have "Sylvan" in his hand, he will return all his cards to his deck, but "Sylvan" can be one, or even a card with the same name. It won't happen.
If I had to raise a bad point, it would be that the 2nd and subsequent cards cannot be activated because there is a turn 1 with the same name, and that even if he is flipped by the effect of a Sylvan monster, he cannot be sent to GY.
However, it is a card that should be adopted even after taking that into account.