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"Sylvan Dancepione", "I can play with this card!"
Even if it comes out due to Pione's effect, you can immediately recruit two, link 4, rank 1, and adjust the sync level to fusion materials.
The difficulty is that the accident rate is high because of the effect of requiring three stacks. It also squeezes the frame of the main deck.
However, since there are only strong elements such as level 1 DARK Plant, it seems that there are still many uses. Even plain burn is not wasted.

DDD's new finisher that gives you guidance when your LP drops below 4000. In fact, by placing this card in the P zone, you can Normal Summon the second card without releasing it, and since it can coexist with other DDs, stacking multiple cards will not lead to accidents.
In order to activate the effect, it is necessary to release a monster, and although it is a DD with excellent deployment power, it is "heavy" in that respect, and even if you put it up first, it will just stand as a wall. put away. Cards with a cost of half LP are relatively major, so there are quite a few opportunities to get a one-hit kill, but even so, the limit of "4000 or less" is quite strict.
In general, it can be said that it is a “highly versatile P effect” and a “finisher-specific M effect”. By the way, monsters with the name "God" often become unbelievably weak when converted to OCG, but this card has been reproduced in the original while maintaining a moderate balance. The P effects and direct attack effects that were the effects of other cards in the work were integrated, so it can be said that adjustments were made similar to those of Kaishin when the resistance was close.