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OCG original predatory Fusion Monster. It is possible to place a Predation Counter in Free Chain, and in combination with the effect of (2), you can block the opponent's effect by chaining it to the activation of the opponent's monster's effect and placing a counter on it. Due to the nature of the Predator Counter, it can also indirectly interfere with the opponent's Synchro and Xyz Summons, so it is possible to suppress the opponent's development.
The neck is still the point that Fusion Monster is specified as a material. If you try to use it normally, it will consume a lot of money, so I wonder if the summoning route with the lowest consumption would be to use Kinsey to fuse while removing the opponent's monsters with Simple Sausaku.
It's a pity that he's a Fusion Monster because he's a card that can be played easily with Predaplant, like Chimera Frecia, because the material designation is light.

A resuscitation card exclusive to Predaplant. Unlike the planter, there is no level limit, the effect does not negate, and there is no turn 1 limit, so it is easy to use.
On the other hand, there are weaknesses due to his Equip Spell, such as the fact that if a removal card is chained against the activation of this card, it will end up failing, and since he will remain on the field, he will put pressure on the Spell Trap zone. I want to caution you.

Predaplant deployment tag. Since you can Special Summon his Predaplant from your hand and GY every turn, you can of course use it as material for Synchro, Xyz, and Link as well as Fusion. Since it does not have the name Turn 1, it can be activated multiple times or bounced and activated again.
On the other hand, the bottleneck is that Special Summon can only be performed at level 4 or below, the effect negates, and the maintenance cost is required every turn. Especially for him, Predaplant has a lot of monsters that have effects on the field, including Kinsey, and the disadvantage of negating the effect is very painful.
The effect activated by GY can be used, so I wonder if the basic operation method is to use Serasseniant and search every turn.

Predaplant only tuner. Unlike Drosera, here he can place counters on monsters other than Special Summoned monsters without targeting them.
He can Special Summon by releasing an opponent's monster with a predatory counter, but Hydra, which has a similar effect, can Special Summon from GY and can be used many times, so this is not very convenient. Also, the effect of scattering counters has to be put on the field and sent to GY, so I can't deny the impression that the conditions for the effects (1) and (2) are somewhat mismatched.
Its level is halfway high, making it difficult to use as a tuner.

His Continuous Trap with names like Field Spell.
It has the effect of searching for "Predator" cards, but its activation conditions are a little troublesome. It would be nice to be able to search when the predatory counter is placed on it, but it would be too troublesome if the monster with the counter left the field.
Seraseniant is also easy to activate as a search and can be used in planters, so there is no need to aim for a search with this card.
The fusion effect of (2), which is the favorite, is difficult to actively send to GY because of the Continuous Trap, which tends to remain in the field, and it is difficult to activate it.

An evolution of Starve Venom. Predaplant and level 8 or higher he uses DARK monsters as materials, but at the moment he is a predator and has only level 8 or higher monsters, the Fusion Monster Dragostaperia, and other level 8 or higher in the main deck. He's very hard to get out unless he's on a business trip with a DARK monster.
The effect itself is powerful, but it's somewhat unsatisfactory when you consider the difficulty of producing it due to the specified material and the specs as an evolved form. While other evolutions such as Crystal and Requiem have control power, this one can't activate its effect during the opponent's turn, so it's a little unreliable that it stands still except for your turn.
The destruction effect of (2) is also forcibly activated, so even if you don't want to involve your own monsters, they will get involved, so the inflexible part hurts. In addition, the self-resurrection effect is difficult to handle with predation as described above, and the part that does not have a good compatibility with the main family even though predation is specified as a material is also lowered the evaluation.

Predaplant's version of Kaiju. What is different from Kaiju is that the conditions for Special Summon are that only monsters with predator counters can be released, and this can also be Special Summoned from his GY, so it can be used any number of times. Unlike Kaiju, which can remove opponents that cannot be released, it cannot be removed if it encounters an opponent that cannot have a predator counter on it, so be careful about that.
The effect of (2) is also surprisingly easy to use, and it is not to be underestimated because it can assist Staperia who is a little uneasy in terms of battle.

Predaplant A spell card that scatters the long-awaited predation counters.
……But when I actually use it, I often can't put the counter on as I thought. First of all, in order to put a counter on, you need a Predator card in your hand besides this card, so his current Predaplant consumes a lot of cards, and it's rare that he holds multiple Predator cards consistently every time, so a counter can be put on. number is not stable. Also, since you need to target in order to put a counter on it, it is painful that you can't put it on an opponent who can't target it.
The effect of (2) can only protect against battle destruction, so it is not very compatible with Chimera Fresia, which is extremely strong in battle.
Currently, many of the means to put multiple predator counters on are predicated on combos that require other cards rather than single cards. One of the issues with his Predaplant is that he needs a way to be able to use it by itself and put multiple counters on it without targeting it.

He is a Predaplant Fusion Monster and he is Predaplant's ace monster.
The removal effect of (1) is very compatible with the nature of the predation counter, and even if you encounter an opponent with a higher level than yourself, you can remove it as long as you put a counter on it.
Even if you encounter an opponent that cannot be removed by the effect of (1), there is no chance that you will not be defeated by most monsters in battle thanks to the effect of (2).
These alone are excellent enough, but if sent to GY, they are versatile enough to search for fusion cards and fusion cards. The timing at which it can be searched is as late as the standby phase of the next turn, but since the search range is wide, it is reasonable to think of it as a measure to prevent it from being abused.
In general, it can be said that it is a high-performance monster that is easy to put out.
A design that combines plant-likeness and creature-likeness is also good!

One of his OCG original Predaplants. It has the effect of placing a counter and the effect of taking control of the opponent's monster, but I can only say that both effects are too self-respecting.
First of all, the condition for placing a counter is to give battles damage, but his ATK is too low to actively deal damage. Therefore, most of the time you will aim for reflected damage in her Defense Position. However, Xyz, who doesn't have a level for (2), can't steal a Link Monster, and even if he does, he can only gain control until the End Phase.
In the first place, since he has Kinsey and Hydra in Predaplant, it would be better to release him as a fusion material or release him instead of taking control, so there is no place for him.
For the time being, it is possible to make use of the high defensive power to use it as a medium for the shadow virus, but honestly, it is a delicate place to put this guy in for that purpose.

Predaplant search and defense tag. It is an important card for his Predaplant, which is uneasy about defense, and when the opponent attacks directly, you can use his Special Summon from your hand, and combine the destructive effect of (2) and the search effect of (3) to keep the opponent in check. can be done. However, since it is necessary to put it on the field in order to search, it is painful that it cannot be searched even if the hand is fused. Predaplant doesn't have any monsters that can earn cards from hand fusion, so I wanted to make it possible to search for hand fusion if I wanted to.

One of Predaplant's most important cards and one of the deployment cards. With or without him, Predaplant's turnover rate is greatly changed.
Since he can bring any of his Predaplants from Deck other than his own, he can recruit Kinsey and Cobra to instantly fuse. In particular, it has a very good compatibility with Cobra in terms of level, and is used (abused) as a business trip set.
If you have Frightfur Patchwork and Edge Imp chain, you can discard the chain as a hand cost to search for Frightfur Patchwork and recruit his Predaplant, so there is no waste.
It's a very convenient card, but since it's used as a business trip set as mentioned above, I'm very worried that it won't be regulated like a certain style synchro theme card.
Postscript: Due to the effects of Plant Link's rampage in the environment, it has finally become a restricted card from April 1, 2018. Net Predaplant will be hit hard by Ronfa being also regulated. The main reason why I was on a business trip was Cobra's Fusion Search, so if possible, I wanted Cobra to be regulated instead of this one...

One of Predaplant's most important cards. I was wondering if there would be a special fusion that could use the opponent's monster as a material, but I was surprised that a living special fusion would come.
As long as it has a predatory counter, it has a powerful built-in effect that allows you to treat opponent monsters as DARK and use them as fusion materials. Monsters in your hand or field can be used as fusion materials even if they don't have predatory counters on them, so you can say it's a well-balanced card that can be used without using counters.
If I had to cite a drawback, it would be that the effect cannot be used unless it is put on the field, so it is easy to be disturbed by Veiler etc., and the fusion effect can only be used once per turn, so even if it is revived by grafting etc. I wonder if it's a point that can't be fused with.