Plant Deck

This deck revolves around Tytannial, Princess of Camellias, and getting her on the field to take advantage of her negation effect. You can also use Synchro Monsters to boost up this deck, or take advantage of token cards to use a different kind of deck.

Plant Beatdown
This deck revolves around solid plant cards like Lonefire Blossom and Gigaplant to help flood the field, while using Queen of Thorns to lock down the opposition, and Botanical Lion to boost the field. Tytannial, Princess of Camellias can be special summoned by Lonefire's effect, and she can negate any spell, trap, or monster effect that targets just by tributing another plant monster. Using Black Garden can help flood the field to use as tribute fodder (only when other monsters are summoned), and you can use cards like Nettles and Copy Plant to synchro summon Black Rose Dragon or Queen of Thorns. Since most of the new plant monsters are lower level, you can use Seed of Deception to special summon a level 2 or lower plant monster.This is the best of the plant decks.

Try to reduce cards that will become dead draw. Certain beatdown cards not useful in beatdown decks. Simple, use Phantom of Chaos effect to remove from play cards to enable this deck use D.D.R. - Different Dimension Reincarnation!

Monsters

 * Tytannial, Princess of Camellias
 * Lonefire Blossom
 * Gigaplant
 * Botanical Lion
 * Copy Plant
 * Seed of Flame
 * Nettles
 * Twilight Rose Knight
 * Lord Poison

Synchro Monsters

 * Black Rose Dragon
 * Queen of Thorns
 * Stardust Dragon
 * Goyo Guardian

Spells

 * Card of Safe Return
 * Monster Reborn
 * Miracle Fertilizer
 * The World Tree
 * Mark of the Rose
 * Lightning Vortex
 * Swords of Revealing Light
 * Mystical Space Typhoon
 * Fragrance Storm
 * Heavy Storm

Traps

 * Pollinosis
 * Wall of Thorns
 * Solemn Judgment (Although not as useful as Seven Tools of the Bandit, since you'll eat up tons of LP's)
 * Bottomless Trap Hole
 * Sakuretsu Armor
 * Seven Tools of the Bandit
 * Plant Food Chain

Token Eating Plant Deck
This is an updated version of the Asura Priest OTK, with all new cards that send tokens to your opponent's side of the field. There are plenty of plant token cards, like Cactus Fighter, Wall of Ivy, and Bamboo Scrap, while using discard cards to feed Gigantic Cephalotus. This could also feed into the Priest OTK, by using Final Attack Orders to bring these tokens into attack position, while using Black Pendant to boost ATK and do damage when Asura Priest is returned to the hand. Using Cursed Fig to stop a couple of spell and trap cards could also help to feed the Cephalotus. Also, Rose Tentacles can replace Asura Priest for its mass attack and damage effects.

Another version of this involves Chimeratech Fortress Dragon and Cyber Dragon to help flood the field and then use DNA Surgery to turn the entire field into machines. Use all monsters on the field to summon Chimeratech Fortress Dragon and mop up for the OTK win.

Monsters

 * Cactus Fighter
 * Wall of Ivy
 * Violet Witch
 * Lonefire Blossom
 * Gigantic Cephalotus
 * Cursed Fig
 * Asura Priest
 * Rose Tentacles (To replace Asura Priest)
 * Seed of Flame
 * Gigaplant
 * Hedge Guard
 * Horseytail

Spells

 * Black Pendant
 * Fragrance Storm
 * Card Destruction
 * Lightning Vortex
 * Mark of the Rose
 * Seed of Deception
 * Black Garden
 * Ribbon of Rebirth
 * Miracle Fertilizer
 * The World Tree
 * Token Thanksgiving
 * Swing of Memories

Traps

 * Bamboo Scrap
 * Revival Gift (if using Synchro Monsters)
 * Plant Food Chain


 * Final Attack Orders
 * Sinister Seeds
 * Wall of Thorns
 * Token Feastevil
 * Just Desserts
 * Ivy Shackles

Fenrir Stall
This deck allows you to use Fenrir to stall by destroying tokens on the field preventing your oponent from drawing until you get powerhouse monsters on the field. Since many of the plant cards are water monsters it allows for an easy summon. You can also put in cards like Skreech and Mother Grizzly to put water cards in your graveyard. Ojama Trio also works well with getting tokens. Once you get Fenrir on the field use tokens to prevent your oponent from drawing while you stack strong monsters on the field. With Ojama Trio you could prevent them from tributing. When you destroy them your opponent will take 300 damage.

Monsters

 * Cactus Fighter
 * Rose Tentacles
 * Fenrir
 * Mother Grizzly
 * Skreech
 * Any Water/Plant monster that gives your opponent tokens
 * Debris Dragon

Spells

 * Foolish Burial
 * Mark of the Rose

Traps

 * Ojama Trio
 * Final Attack Orders
 * Ivy Shackles

Burning Plant Deck
This deck is similar than the Token Eating Plant Deck, only than this deck is based around Phoenixican Cluster Amaryllis and Seed Cannon to collect counters and inflict burn damage to the opponent.

Monster Cards

 * Phoenixican Cluster Amaryllis
 * Phoenixican Seed
 * Rose Tentacles
 * Violet Witch
 * Evil Thorn
 * Lonefire Blossom
 * Cactus Fighter
 * Tytannial, Princess of Camellias
 * Wall of Ivy
 * Nettles or Copy Plant (if running Synchro Monsters)

Synchro Monsters

 * Queen of Thorns
 * Black Rose Dragon
 * Dark Strike Fighter

Spell Cards

 * Seed Cannon
 * Black Garden
 * Trade-In
 * Fragrance Storm
 * Terraforming
 * Foolish Burial
 * Monster Reborn
 * Burial from a Different Dimension

Trap Cards

 * Ceasefire
 * Just Desserts
 * Ivy Shackles
 * Wall of Thorns
 * Pollinosis

Plant Town
Basically this deck can be counted as a variation of a beatdown, while utilising Black Rose Dragon and it's field destruction ability with Gear Town to get Ancient Gear Gadjiltron Dragon on the field for a OTK is used correctly, mainly blowing up the field while having a plant with Plant Food Chain attached to get 2 monsters out the 1st being the gear dragon, also a Monster Reborn to bring Black Rose back to hopefully attack for game.

Monsters

 * Lonefire Blossom
 * Gigaplant
 * Botanical Lion
 * Copy Plant
 * Twilight Rose Knight
 * Lord Poison
 * Gigantic Cephalotus
 * Nettles
 * Dandylion
 * Botanical Girl
 * Ancient Gear Gadjiltron Dragon

Synchro Monsters

 * Black Rose Dragon
 * Queen of Thorns
 * Stardust Dragon
 * Goyo Guardian

Spells

 * Card of Safe Return
 * Monster Reborn
 * Miracle Fertilizer
 * The World Tree
 * Double Summon
 * Swords of Revealing Light
 * Gear Town

Traps

 * Pollinosis
 * Plant Food Chain
 * Wall of Thorns

Skill Drain Plants
The point of this deck is to use plants whose Effects avoid that of Skill Drain. Plants are able to summon powerful monsters and have many of their effects activate in the Graveyard, not the least of these being Lonefire Blossom and Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis.

This deck can be very powerful when used against Upper-tier Decks (like Lightsworn and Gladiator Beasts), but still have many weaknesses. Three important cards can single handedly destroy this strategy, these include Royal Oppression, Royal Decree and Zombie World.

Some staples may not be appropriate for this deck type, Heavy Storm being one of them, causing problems by destroying Miracle Fertilizer and Skill Drain, but, with the release of Raging Battle, the Quick Play Forbidden Chalice can be use to replace Skill Drain and enable different card combo and possible OTK to this deck!


 * As a backup plan,cards like Inferno Reckless Summon can be use to Special Summon more Plant monster.This deck also always get dead draw,so use Reload and Magical Mallet to ensure hand advantage.

Monsters

 * Lonefire Blossom
 * Tytannial, Princess of Camellias
 * Botanical Girl
 * Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis
 * Lord Poison
 * Dandylion
 * Beast King Barbaros
 * Nettles
 * Mystic Tomato
 * Violet Witch
 * Sangan

Spells

 * Trade-In
 * Miracle Fertilizer
 * Allure of Darkness
 * Foolish Burial
 * Monster Reborn
 * Forbidden Chalice
 * Inferno Reckless Summon
 * Reload
 * Magical Mallet

Traps

 * Skill Drain
 * Wall of Thorns