Predaplant

Master I from Maximus Duel on July 28th, 2026
cp-ur 990 + cp-sr 360
42 cards

Notes & Combos

Hello, here is Maximus Duel.

This time I reached Master 1 playing Predaplant. I started the evening at Master 5 and ended up reaching M1 in the same session.

I got a lot more comfortable with the deck over time. I played as focused as possible, and the results came naturally. I honestly didn't expect to climb that fast, especially with a rogue deck, which is exactly the kind of deck I enjoy playing the most. I went on a really good streak (12 Games)... and I didn't let the opportunity slip away. It was definitely worth it.

Here's the decklist.

What really stands out about Predaplant is how well it trades resources with the opponent. Knowing when and how to use Super Polymerization makes a huge difference, and many games are decided by using it at the right moment.

After playing the deck for a while, I completely changed my opinion on Darevil. At first, I thought it was pretty "meh," but after giving it a real chance, I realized how powerful it actually is. In many situations, it lets you remove your opponent's resources without giving them a chance to respond. Thanks to Fusion Substitute's recovery effect, it's also very easy to bring it back and use it again later. If the Extra Deck had a little more room, I'd seriously consider playing a second copy.

After playing the deck for a while, I completely changed my opinion on Temeradiablo. At first, I thought it was pretty "meh," but after giving it a real chance, I realized how powerful it actually is. In many situations, it lets you remove your opponent's resources without giving them a chance to respond. Thanks to Fusion Substitute's recovery effect, it's also very easy to bring it back and use it again later. If the Extra Deck had a little more room, I'd seriously consider playing a second copy.

Something interesting is that I rarely ended up summoning Predapower or Starving Venom Fusion Dragon. Most of the time, they never reached the final board either because the opponent interrupted the combo, or because they surrendered before I could fully extend. However, in the games where I was actually able to bring them out, both cards were extremely important and had a big impact on the duel.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and if you want to learn the combos, check out the guides on the channel.

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Replays

I'll soon upload the replays from this climb. There were some really intense and memorable duels, so stay tuned. I'll also be uploading the guide soon for those who want to learn more about the deck.