Back to Performage theme, we look at Performapal Partnaga.  So today, the card is a Level 5, Earth attributed Monster, specifically a Reptile (appropriate as we have a snake) with 500 attack and 2100 defense (neither which is too spectacular) and this is a 3 on the Pendulum scale.  For a Monster effect, target a Monster you control, which will gain 300 attack for each Performapal card (not Monster, card) you control.  That's fun that the Monster doesn't have to be a Performapal or anything, it can be any Monster.  Level 5 or lower Monsters also cannot attack.  That's interesting, but obviously useless against XYZ Monsters.  There aren't going to be a great deal of Level 6 or higher Monsters you're going to regularly see to be attacked by.  But still useful.  For a Pendulum effect, literally the same attack increase effect we saw on the Monster side.  I don't think this card is as useful or viable as the Plushfire we all ready looked at, and the attack increase overall is pretty negligible, but there are worse cards for this family too.
 
Rating:  2.75/5 
Art:  4/5

If you weren't aware of the meta, you'd think that this card sucks.  Performage builds don't use it for its stats or effects ; it has very little to offer in that regard.  They use it because it is a 3-scale that's searchable by King of the Feral Imps.  There will be moments when you need to Pendulum Summon, but you don't have a low-scale.  In that case, just summon King of the Feral Imps with ease and search out this card.
 
3/5

Hello Pojo Fans,
 
Performapal Partnaga is a “Performapal” monster that has almost the same effect regardless of it being in your Pendulum Zone or on the field. A 300ATK boost for each “Performapal” card you control for one monster of yours while this monster is in your Pendulum Zone gets support from “Performapal” s/t cards that may be on the field. Also, the effect can target a monster every turn, and while it isn't a permanent gain, it can be a handy ATK boost that doesn't restrict which monsters can attack, unlike its monster effect.
 
Same ATK boost, but only from “Performapal” monsters you control, and Performapal Partnaga has to be Normal or Special Summoned for this to happen is too situational an effect to be practical. You could be swarming off a Pendulum Summon, which would aid in this cards summon, but it's only a one time effect, while its Pendulum Effect can happen every turn. While this ATK gain is permanent, unlike the Pendulum Effect ATK boost, Level 5 or lower cannot attack, eliminating options for you to attack with. 
 
Handy to use, but it is best in the Pendulum Zone.
 
Advanced-2/5
Art-2/5
 
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby

I honestly have no idea with this card. Performapal Partnaga is a Level 5 Earth Reptile-type Pendulum Monster with 500 Atk and 2100 Def and scales of 3. It's not a Performage, but it can still be searched with King of the Feral Imps. The low scales are good, but it's Level means that it probably isn't going to be Pendulum Summoned itself. You would need Lizarddraw or something. 
 
It's Pendulum effect is good. If you have Pendulum Summoned a bunch of Performapals and have Performapals in your Pendulum Zones, then you can target one monster you control to gain 300 ATK times that many Performapals you control until the end of the turn. So the minimum attack gain is 300 for Partnaga to activate and the maximum is 2100 Atk. I doubt there would ever be some sort of face-up equip Performapal on the field to push this over 2100 Atk. The Monster effect is not as good. The monster effect is conditional to Partnaga being Normal or Special Summoned just for a similar effect of 300 Atk times only the Performapal monsters you control. Technically, the attack gain would last longer, but I don't see this monster being on the field to utilize this effect. 
 
Score: 2.5/5 I just don't know. 
Art: 4/5 This whole Perform thing is cute. 
 
-WarlockBlitz

This is a good edition to Perform decks, as it boosts ATK points whether it's a Pendulum or a Monster. The only downside I see is that Level 5 or lower monsters can't attack (and that's only if this card is in the Monster Zone). Personally, I see more potential in its Pendulum usage, as you only get the power boost in Monster form when it's summoned. As a Pendulum, you can use the effect once every turn, provided you can keep it from being destryoed. And while only Level 3 or lower Monsters benefit from its Pendulum scale (I believe that the scale number determines which monsters are able to be Special Summoned; if I'm incorrect then I apologize), you can still use them as Tribute bait, or better yet as XYZ material. Plus its 2100 DEF is pretty sweet.

Final Score: 4/5