Here we have another overlooked card that may have some potential. Cherry can be run in most plant decks for a couple of reasons. First, he is a plant. Second, when it is destroyed (by battle or card effect), you can special summon two copies of him in face down defense position. Third, he is a tuner. This third effect can change the game completely. For the people who don’t know of the Supervise Gigaplant loop, this and/or Glow up Bulb can be used as a level 1 tuner. Basically just equipping Gigaplant with Supervise and summoning Cherry and synchroing into Power Tool Dragon (then Supervise’s effect lets you summon Gigaplant again) then using Power Tool’s effect, searching and getting either another Supervise or a Mark of the Rose.  This is the reason I would run this card, there might be others, but that is the main reason I can think of. This is David the Nameless signing out.

3/5

Todays card is Naturia Cherries, chances are you pulled this Super Rare from your Starstrike blast pack, looked at it, then threw it in your binder without caring. Well it's actually a pretty decent card. Its EARTH like all Naturias are and its a plant, which half nutrias are, the other half are insects. Now its Also a tuner, and whats more a level 1 tuner, because its level 1 it has pathetic stats of 200/200 so its not winning any contests, but now onto its effect when its sent from the field to the grave by anything your opponent does, you special summon two more, its sort of like a worse deep sea diva.

So, if its sent to the grave by your opponent you get two more and its a tuner, both are pretty good things.

Traditional - 1/5
Advanced 5/5 (Naturia decks only)
Art- Why do Naturia cards always look....off?