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A superlative dragon that has the effect of allowing him to Special Summon from his hand when Rokket is on the field, and the effect of searching for Rokket when sent to GY.
It's a superlative monster, but it's easy to put it on the list due to its effects. It is a card that enhances Rokket's deployment power and works in favor of Link, but it should be noted that this card itself is not his Rokket, so there are some Rokket-related Link Monsters that cannot be used.
The search effect is also quite strong. Since there is no specification of the original place to be sent to GY, it can be activated by hand cost or sending GY to him. Since he is a level 7 Dark Dragon, if he searches for Rokket Synchron, he will be connected to a level 8 Synchro led by Savage Dragon.
Compared to Explode Rokket, which is also a level 7 darkness dragon, the impression is that it is superior in single item performance instead of having Rokket's support. Is this one easier to use if it is mainly used in combination with Rokket Synchron?

A bullet that explodes.
Rokket has a unique effect and a recruit effect that are triggered by a common trigger, and the unique effect is a dynamic effect that deals 2000 damage to each other.
The firepower of the unique effect is quite high, and depending on the situation, there are parts that can be an end card. However, even though he has the name of Rokket, he is a superlative monster, and the fear of accidents haunts him.
However, what's more important than the effect is that he's a top-tier Rokket, and in particular, being able to cast Savage Dragon from Rokket Synchron in one shot is a beautiful addition to his Rokket, as well as a significant increase in strength. . However, the Absoluter Dragon, which has a similar position, has appeared at the same time. We would like to differentiate ourselves in that we can use Rokket's support.
Will it expand the range of Deck construction as a superlative monster that will become a new style of Rokket?

When his DARK monster Special Summoned from the EX Deck is destroyed, send it from the hand or field to her GY to revive his DARK monster with a different name, and Special Summoned from the EX Deck Rokket with the effect of not being attacked when his DARK monster is present.
The effect can be used from the field, but basically it's a card you want to use with hand triggers. The resurrection of the monster itself is fine, but the condition is heavy with the destruction of the monster Special Summoned from the EX Deck. Furthermore, since the resurrection of a card with a different name is requested, the destroyed card itself, which is a trigger for heavy conditions, cannot be revived.
You need to effectively summon monsters from the EX Deck, and if you want to go all out, you also need to drop her excellent DARK into her GY. It's a rokket, but it's a maverick that doesn't have a common effect, and it feels like a pretty peculiar card.

Rokket's level 4 tuner with a triggered instant effect that can destroy face-up cards in play and Special Summon Rokket from the Deck.
Should it be considered that he can summon his new Rokket while destroying the Rokket and triggering the Recruit effect? There is a lag between the calling Rokket and the recruiting Rokket, but the number of cards can be increased. You can also aim to connect it to an S summon from there. You can also destroy his Spell Trap instead of the monster, so you can convert a Normal Spell Trap activated by activating a permanent source that is no longer needed or a trigger instant to a monster.
Even without effects, you can consider it a level 4 tuner that can take advantage of Rokket's extensive Special Summon support. By combining it with a level 4 monster, you can easily aim for a level 8 synchro, but is it a bit outdated as an operation?
It's a powerful card that boosts Rokket's deployment power, so it's worth paying attention to.

A silver bullet that pierces the opponent's vital points (extras).
Rokket has a unique effect and a recruit effect that are triggered by a common trigger, and the unique effect is to select and remove one from the opponent's extras.
With the name Rokket, it is extremely blessed with support cards and is easy to deploy. His ATK is casually equivalent to that of a low-level attacker, so it's a card that works as a stand-alone even among low-level Rokkets, but the real intention is to make use of its unique effect.
Exclusion of selection of EX is a very delicious effect if you can shoot Link Monsters that are the cornerstone of your opponent's deployment. It will be powerful if you can see the opponent's deck type from EX and shoot important cards. However, against opponents who rely less on EX, the effect is not that strong.
It's a bit of a picky effect, but he still has good levels and his ATK, so I think he has a good ability as ammo for his new Rokket.

No matter how you look at it, it's a dragon, thank you very much ( Plant )
Once per turn, it has an immediate trigger effect that places a Predation Counter on one opponent's monster, and an effect that negates the activation of the effect of a monster with a Predation Counter as long as it exists on the field.
Since it requires a Fusion Monster as a material, two stages of fusion are required unless 《Instant Fusion》is used. Will Predaplant use Chimera Frecia or Starve Venom as materials, which are relatively easy to produce? On the other hand, if he can prepare a Fusion Monster and DARK, he doesn't have to be a Predaplant and the effect is self-contained, so he can be used as a deck or a super fusion agent because he is good at multi-stage fusion.
The effect is quite good. The effect of placing a predation counter and the effect of negate are very self-contained, and it can be said that it is an effect that allows you to use 《Effect Veiler》once every turn. Moreover, with the added bonus of being able to control the level, it also interferes with Synchro and Xyz.
Except for the fact that the fusion material is a little heavy, it will be able to reign as a pretty good Fusion Monster.

By sending 1 Predaplant from the Deck to his GY and placing predator counters on all face-up monsters, and by removing the DARK Fusion Monster when fusion summoned when it exists in GY, card 1 on the field It has the effect of destroying cards.
It's a further predator counter-distribution device that Predaplant would have sorely wished for, knocking out predator counters with more power than it can produce. He even comes with his GY fertilizing effect of Predaplant. Drop a Drosophyllum Hydra onto her GY and it's instantly ready for self-regeneration.
Since it's a Trap, it can also interfere with Synchro and Xyz as the opponent's monsters develop, but for this purpose, most Link Summons are formidable, regardless of level. Therefore, the game will be how well you can carry out your tactics after scattering predatory counters.
The destructive effect at the time of fusion is set up so that he can destroy Spell Trap and destroy it, destroy monsters, and dare to self-destruct Starve Venom.
However, since it's a combo card, are you worried about the slowness of Trap? Don't forget that it's not a one-size-fits-all solution, it's a card to bring into a combo.

A new fusion method prepared for Predaplant.
A fusion spell that uses the monsters in your field and your opponent's field as materials to create his Fusion Monster in his DARK.
It's a card that looks like his Predaplant version of super fusion at first glance, because you need to include at least 2 of your own monsters as you put it in square brackets. The only way to put out a Starve Venom is to use a card in your field, and it seems that you are hesitant to become a Trifio Vertum and only be able to get one involved.
For that reason, it's more like "Flash Fusion" than super-fusion, and if you think about it that way, it can be searched with "Predapractice" because it has the name Predator, and it doesn't need self-destruction, so it looks strong. However, Super Fusion is a very compatible card for Predaplant, which is good at fusion that involves the opponent's field, so it will become a stronghold.
Still, the fusion that requires more than 2 bodies from your own field is heavy, so use it after careful examination.

It may be a new form of search and development.
A card that has the effect of Special Summoning his Predaplant from his hand, then searching for Predator cards.
Since we need to Special Summon first, he needs to have Predaplant in his hand to deploy, but it's a nice card that can deploy and search at the same time. It would be nice to use his developed Predaplant as a fusion material such as Starve Venom.
The search destination is not limited to monsters, but Predator Spell Trap is also possible, so if you use planters and grafts, you can use it as a resurrection. If the situation is right, you can also search for prime fusion and bring it to the fusion. Of course you can increase the number of monsters. An excellent spell card of him that can do quite a wide range of tasks depending on the situation.

A Level 8 Predaplant born to assist Greedy Venom.
It has the effect that he can Special Summon from his hand when the opponent has predation counters on it, and the effect that when destroyed by the opponent, he revives GY's Dragons or Plants in his DARK.
Special Summon needs a predator counter against the opponent, but it doesn't consume much and if you have a counter, you don't choose the situation. However, in the end, it is difficult to use it in the early stages because monsters are essential in the opponent's field. Additionally, Drosophyllum Hydra releases opponent cards on the same terms and he can Special Summon, so this card might also need to be worth it to keep the opponent alive. Does it have good compatibility with Sandeukinji, which involves the opponent's monsters?
It clears both conditions for the fusion material of Greedy Venom, so it's perfect as a card that supports that fusion support. Just Trap that Greedy Venom itself isn't that strong of a card.
The resurrection effect has a wide range, but it must be destroyed by the opponent, so there is no limit to the restraint. Since the evaluation of the support destination is not high, I feel that I was born unlucky.

What are plants anymore?
The effect of gaining his ATK of monsters with predation counters, and the effect of negate the opponent's EX monster's Special Summon if it is fusion summoned, and self-regeneration in Defense Position if the opponent has predation counters. have the effect of
The fusion material is quite heavy with his 3 DARKs on the field. I want to use Super Fusion and Sandeukinzie to get the cards in my opponent's field. If it's DARK, he won't be bound by Predaplant, so he can be a super fusion agent under anti-DARK or shadow dystopia.
Since his original ATK is sufficient, I feel that his ATK increase is a little excessive, but if he makes full use of 《Predaplanning》and 《Predaplast》, he has the groundwork to grow into an outrageous gorilla. On top of that, EX Deck Bind is quite suitable for the environment, and it can be said that it is a card that has both power and control. In addition, if the opponent has a predator counter, it can be revived persistently, and if it is fixed to the attack position, it is a gorilla second coming, and it is also ideal as a material for Greedy Venom and Dragostaperia. However, in this case, EX Deck cannot be sealed, so be careful.
A card where you can expect a new ace from Predaplant. The card power is outstanding if even the weight of the material is overcome.

Yakekuso Gimme Pape Support.
If there are more monsters on the opponent's field than himself, he has the effect of recruiting Gimmick Puppet by the difference, and if the LP is 2000 or more less than the opponent, it has the effect of setting RUM Normal Spell.
You can aim for a desperate Gimmick Puppet mass recruit, but in that case it may be difficult to push back with this card and his Gimmick Puppet card because the opponent's field is already complete. Still, it's a card with the best deployment power in Gimmick Puppet, and since it's a recruit, even one or two is enough.
The effect of searching for RUM is also good for his Gimmick Puppet, who has a wealth of chaos numbers, but LP adjustment is not something that can be determined well, so if you can activate it, it should be considered a delicious bonus.
It has a dynamic effect, but if you use it with a single copy of the same name, it's a little difficult to use on the deck. Combined with Trap's slowness, it might actually be a pretty delicate card.

It has the effect of excluding GY's Gimmick Puppet and making all his monsters that level, and the effect of Special Summoning his banished Gimmick Puppet when the Gimmick Puppet is destroyed.
The effect of adjusting Gimmick Puppet's level is that GY's girlfriend's Gimmick Puppet eats with Necro Doll, and the card to be removed does not have to be anything, it has to be a monster of the target level. If you just need to spend GY to match the level, you can also use a card that revives the card you removed from the beginning, and there is also a question mark as to whether he has the ability to develop the Gimmick Puppet to survive level matching.
As for the second effect, Gimmick Puppet monsters are basically weak, so passive triggers that often return on the opponent's turn may end up doing nothing. A Shadow Feeler with battle destruction resistance can be a shield, but the Shadow Feeler itself is a card that is difficult to use in the first place.
The work that can be done with just one card is weak, and it may not be easy to get hired.

A level 8 Gimmick Puppet with a spontaneous Special Summon.
Discarding his Gimmick Puppet in his hand has the effect of special summoning it from his hand, and removing it from GY has the effect of giving his Gimmick Puppet monster resistance to the effect.
It's a level 8 Gimmick Puppet that's easy to deploy, so it's good at connecting to rank 8 Xyz. If possible, it would be nice to be able to make effective use of the hand cost, such as cutting the Necrodor that came into the hand, but is it greedy? Having the hand cost limited to his Gimmick Puppet monster can also be a bit of a pain.
Granting an effect target that can be used from GY is almost chained to the effect of the free chain, so it's pretty useless, and it's just a bonus effect. It's also a bottleneck to exclude this card itself, which can be used for resurrection because it's level 8.

A level 4 Gimmick Puppet with a fishing effect.
When summoned, he has the effect of reviving 1 of her Gimmick Puppet in GY in Defense Position, and by excluding her from GY, her Gimmick Puppet monster's effect does not allow chaining.
He doesn't choose Gimmick Puppet to resurrect, but since he doesn't have a level adjustment function, he'll probably aim for a Rank 4 Xyz or Chimera Doll Link Summon. Gigantes doll is not very reliable for Rank 4, so it seems likely that it will be connected to Gear Giga X or general purpose Rank 4.
Does the GY activation feel good to use before deciding to remove Giant Killer? However, since it is a starting effect, it is required to hit first, so it seems that there will be no bonus area.
A rare card in her Gimmick Puppet centered on Link that can be moved with one card. I want to grab it early to make it easier to access the chimera doll.