Raiza the Mega Monarch →Used Deck

It's a name that seems to be popular with otaku because of his vicious thighs, but if anything, he's loved by birds.
Currently, his main job is to go on business trips to Decks that can preserve and increase the summoning rights. As a top-tier monster, he needs Tribute Summon, but his deck bounce and hand bounce, which doubles as a drawlock, can be done with just one card, which more than makes up for it.
And because he is a WIND Winged Beast, he is often used in Floowandereeze, which can search for Winged Beasts and summon them during the opponent's turn, and Simorgh, who can increase summoning rights in the field and is easy to release. like.
In particular, his Tribute Summon-based theme, his Floowandereeze, is outstandingly compatible, and it is said that this will almost certainly come out when it is deployed in the opponent's turn with the hated Normal Trap's 《Floowandereeze and the Dreaming Town》. It is no exaggeration to say that

With the introduction of categories such as "Flowandereeze" and "Simorgh", it is a superlative Monarch monster that has become considerably easier to use. By returning from the field and GY to the deck, you can collect and draw lock, and you can bounce off the field by releasing the wind. Among the top-level Monarch monsters, it has high business trip performance, and I feel that it is a monster that can be used in a pure Monarch Deck.

The stalwart behind the Monarch Deck, where the strongest becomes even stronger. That was a story in the past, and now, if anything, I'm moving to Deck, where I don't have conflicting summoning rights.
He bounces one card on the field, which was originally a powerful effect, but he also strengthens diagonally by bouncing one GY card on the deck. The target of the effect that should not be increased the most has increased. With WIND release, it becomes an effect that touches 3 cards. Testaros can cry.
WIND Winged Beast is a minor racial attribute, so despite its powerful effect, it was initially evaluated as difficult to use outside of the Monarch King Deck, but later its minority was such as "Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds" and "There Can Be Only One". It is well known that it is excellently compatible with the meta card of WIND, and it begins to be noticed that it can be a bodyguard in the metabi centered on WIND. At that time, it had not been adopted in actual combat yet, but its position changed dramatically due to the arrival of the well-known Floowandereeze. Yes, they form an amazing synergy, such as matching their racial attributes and being a category that utilizes Tribute Summon. Exercising vulgar board dominance with "Wandering Gryphon Rider". It completely changed the impression of WIND.

Winged Beast monster group that competes evenly with the environment "Flowandereeze" Wind Monarch Riser, a superlative monster that is highly acclaimed in the Deck.
As the level increased to 8, the release required for Tribute Summon increased by 1, and the RBI increased by that amount, but the ability to acquire board advantage with the effect of Tribute Summon success is the same as the original riser, which requires only 1 release. It doesn't change.
However, since we can also return one of the GY cards we chose from each other's GY to the top of the Deck, we select a card that will not be needed in the opponent's GY, put the GY card on the top of the Deck, and place it from the Deck below it. By placing the bounced cards in order, you have two valid drawlocks.
In many cases, you don't want to draw cards that your opponent actively sends to his GY, and depending on the situation, you can expect your opponent's attack to be greatly delayed.
Also, by using his WIND to release, you can bounce another card from the field to your hand, and this doubles the number of cards that interfere with the board, so you definitely want to use his WIND monster for release.
Simorgh's Field Spell, Elbrus, is extremely compatible, and can be used as a public card to reduce release. With the effect of summoning Winged Beast regardless of the summoning right when there is a bird, you can release one from the NS of the wind bird and beast to advance itself & when you can use the additional effect that can be activated when using a WIND monster for release. ing.
At that time, even if it was just a wind Monarch, it wasn't a wild beast at all, but it felt like there was no choice other than the Winged Beast, which can only be as bullets as Godova's bullets, but now that the card pool is substantial, it's a good race setting. I think you can say that.

I think that the effect of putting 1 card from the field and his GY on the top of his deck, which leads to the opponent's drawlock twice, is excellent.
If you meet the additional conditions, you can bounce cards on the field, which I think is a strength.
Although it is a top-level monster, I think that the “Floowandereeze” deck is a good match for “Winged Beast” because it is a deck that specializes in his Tribute Summon.

Monarch was reprinted solely because it is an advanced theme with the same race and attributes. For the time being, the release can be reduced by the Field Spell over there, so compatibility is good.
With the increase in GY bounce from Wind Monarch, you can now bounce EX monsters from the field and lock them, and conditionally bounce the cards in the field to make them devastated, so the power as a top-level Monarch is perfect. I guess.
There are cards in WIND that can save or add summoning rights, so I think it's a good accent for that as well.

By using 《Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh》, it became possible to release it in one release. Moreover, he can surpass the Blue-Eyed RBI by pumping up. As already said, it's powerful if you can draw lock for 2 turns in a row. You can easily do Tribute Summon with the Beigomax business trip set, but it's currently a limitation, so it's not possible to adopt it. However, unlike other business trips, Taketon Borg's loose Special Summon conditions are easy to meet, so there is no loss even if you include a complete set.

WW, SR, Mecha Phantom Beast can also be used as a hidden ball or axis
If it passes, the board surface will be roughened considerably

A superlative Monarch, one of the most powerful Monarchs, partly due to the limitations it experienced at the advanced level.
GY is also targeted, so I had to return EX monsters and sometimes I couldn't draw lock. Board add is the same as the advanced version, but it's big to aim for a 2-turn drawlock. It is also possible to use what you can target and aim for reuse.
Furthermore, by releasing the wind, more bounce is added and high removal power is demonstrated. Release personnel also have Mecha Phantom Beast Tokens and Beigomax, which are easy to use, so it shouldn't be difficult.
It's a superlative card that can only be activated by summoning, so it's not an easy card, but I think it's an excellent superlative with high application power.

Although it was originally a strong card, there weren't many good wind cards that could be used as release materials when it first came out.
With the appearance of SR Beigomax, SR Taketonborg, SR Menko, etc., I think it became easier to aim.
With 2 turns worth of bounce, 《Deck Lockdown》and additional effects, this card should be rated more highly as it can earn an advantage of 3 cards or more in total.

It is strong to put two on top
Grudge Monarch is expensive, but this one is reasonable. 10 points!!

Mega riser.
His GY can now be targeted in addition to the field.
You can also put your own GY card on top and aim for reuse.
Of course, it is possible for the opponent to have 2 cards, and if you select a trash and a trash that you don't want to be placed on top, you can effectively aim for a 2-turn drawlock.
Even if you don't aim for additional effects, it's strong enough, so it's up to him whether or not to aim for it.

The effect is very strong as it is an evolution of that wind Monarch. Since the field and GY cards are returned to the top of his deck, he can effectively draw lock for 2 turns. Someone without a search card will be told to die...!
Rivals and new products are strong, so it doesn't stand out, but the high performance of a single unit is certain. If the frame allows, it might be good to put it in?

True Monarch King Advent has made it considerably easier to cast.
All of the highest-level Monarchs, with the exception of some, have out-of-base effects, but this card is especially out-of-base. It's highly rated, but I feel like it's a bit underrated.
Since the returned card also extends to the player himself, it is also responsive, and if WIND is released, it is a level of strength that can be brought almost to the end of the game.

“Both the cards on the field and his GY cards are deck top bounce!”
Field Card Deck Top Bounce, GY Card Deck Top Bounce,
Field card hand bounce, though conditional.
And it can be said that it is a card that gives more damage than a bad combo.
Of course, it's the highest grade and limited to Tribute Summon, so this card itself can be said to be as heavy as a combo, but...
It can be said that it is a big cannon card if it is stabbed.
Also, he can use GY's cards and his field card hand bounce at WIND Advance, so he can reuse it for skillful techniques.

A monster evolved from a powerful Monarch with a bounce effect.
Since GY's card is also returned to the top of his Deck, it is a card that can render meaningless cards that are in GY. What's more, when he releases WIND and summons it, it's powerful to be able to bounce 2 cards on the field.

This time it's an enhanced version of the riser that can be said to have changed his Monarch.
Since the original is that riser, even if you put it out normally, the number of bounces will be added by 1, and 1 will touch her GY,
There are more ways to use it, such as spurring the opponent's 《Deck Lockdown》and reusing your own cards.
When WIND is sent to Tribute, you can bounce one more Don! With the removal effect as if to say,
Although you can't get it out without adding some effort, the return for that is quite large.

bounces and exclusions. The representative of Bounce, one of the two giants of the Monarch King.
(Probably) a strong bounce that balances the weight is attractive.
The downside is that it's a bit difficult to mix his WIND with his Tribute Summon for additional effects.
Well now, what will happen to the Evil Monarch?

Powerful enough that other superlative Monarchs pale in comparison. After all, is Monarch the strongest riser?
Although it is the highest grade, it is relatively easy to reduce with 《Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry》, 《Whirlwind Prodigy》, 《Dandylion》, 《The Monarchs Stormforth》and 《Soul Exchange》that came out at the same time.
Furthermore, I released this card with Tribute Summon and summoned 《Raiza the Mega Monarch》. While removing cards on the opponent's field with effects, you can place the Released 《Raiza the Mega Monarch》on the top of his Deck, and you can do the same thing again on the next turn. It is possible to create a semi-perpetual motion machine.
Since the opponent's draw lock is applied, the possibility of the riser being removed can be reduced, and if you do poorly, you can bring it to the end of the game as it is. However, creating such a situation would be difficult, or rather slow, so it would be difficult to realize...

Gale! Gale!
It has become familiar, but Kimon's top class King Monarch series is challenged by his Monarch world honor student Raiser.
The performance that appeared carrying the super rarity again is a high-ranking species of the riser.
While there wasn't much difference even if the top-level Monarchs played normally, GY's drawlock performance worsened due to his deck return. And if the wind is released, there is a bonus of bounce.
The effect is quite excellent, but it's not a light monster by any means, so overconfidence is prohibited.

oh yeah. I was looking for something like this.
Mobius-san is fine, I'll have him drink the dirt from his claws for earth and fire.
A very bold performance.
It's heavy until summoned, but it's so rude that you don't even need to think about combos.
Especially as a blow of a bad push. The mast counter itself.

Big Wind Monarch.
This is a card that bounces the field and GY cards to the top of the Deck.
The weight of the superlative monster is still the same,
If you can get it out, it's a 2-turn drawlock and very brutal.
Furthermore, by sacrificing a WIND monster, he can also blow away another card.
It can also be used to reuse your own card at some point, so it can be applied.
After all, the original limited card is a performance that can not be underestimated by the higher class.

Let's take a look at the trajectory of ☆8 Monarch so far
Granmarg→Has rare Mobius→Lowered to character rare, good adjustment (from the perspective of Granmag)
Testaros → character rare, not good enough
And this guy became Sulea, but he came as a devil bounceman!

Despair puts the card on the field on the top of his deck. Desperately, he put the card he sent to GY on the top of the deck. And despair to be bounced.
A powerful monster with the potential to inflict three despairs. As expected, Mr. Raiser was different.