The Monarchs Stormforth →Used Deck

It's the strongest riser's King of Monarch Spell, so naturally it's the strongest.
A bad guy who does the highest peak removal that says it will release without taking a target. At the time of 《Soul Exchange》, it was almost the same, but in comparison, it shows an overwhelming finish with two points, that the battle phase is possible and that he can choose the Tribute at the time of release. The demerit is a lock to the EX Deck, but with such performance, it can be said that it is trivial. Or rather, it's a Quick-Play Spell, so if you use it on your opponent's turn, you can knock them down.
At that time, Tribute Summon on the opponent's turn wasn't easy, but now that Ehther the Heavenly Monarch exists, it's too light to call it a disadvantage. After all, it is an extremely difficult interference with the residual effect of the Quick-Play Spell and the Tribute Summon that triggers the hand, and there are many cases where this is enough for removal. Many have been restructured. I can't laugh that Raiza the Mega Monarch, the person in question, is included in the scope of restructuring.
It works well with 《The Prime Monarch》, 《Pantheism of the Monarchs》, and the aforementioned Aiteru, and since it is a combination that can coexist with the EX Deck, it can be said that he is particularly versatile among Kings of Monarch.

《King of Monarch》The strongest removal spell card.
In addition to being able to support his own Tribute Summon, it's crazy enough to release opponent's monsters.
You can also release nasty monsters with resistance to destruction, so it's not so scary to have monsters with resistance in front of your 《King of Monarch》Deck.
The point is that there are many cards that can access this card with abundant support.
Also, when combined with cards like 《Ehther the Heavenly Monarch》and 《Escalation of the Monarchs》that can be played during the opponent’s turn, 《King of Monarch》is an indispensable card for the Deck because it can effectively remove Friche.

A card illustrated by Kaze Monarch in one of the "Monarch King's XX" series, and a powerful Spell card that can be expected to play an active role in his Deck, which is based on Tribute Summon.
Once per activation turn, you can assign one of your Releases for Tribute Summon to a monster on your opponent's field.
Even from the second attack, you can secure a release from your opponent's field to Tribute Summon a high-level monster without putting a monster on your field, and this release can be used for most resistances, including destruction resistance and target resistance. Because it penetrates, it also has high performance as a flip card.
Although it has the disadvantage of being difficult to use when attacking first, in Decks that use powerful system-class monsters such as "Vanity's Fiend" and "Majesty's Fiend", it can be used as a means to Tribute Summon those monsters and as a strong card even when you are not good at attacking second. I think it will be an option.
Quick-Play Spell doesn't seem to make much sense because the effect doesn't cause Tribute Summon on the spot, but in addition to combining with Free-Range Monsters, which allows NS during the opponent's turn, you can By activating it before the Standby Phase, it is possible to Release it without letting the opponent's monsters with Triggered Instant Effects, which cannot activate unless the Main Phase is entered, use their effects.
Special Summons from the EX Deck are restricted during the activation turn, but since the EX Deck doesn't have to be built with 0 cards, it won't reveal its existence.
However, it goes without saying that monsters that negate the activation of this card and monsters that cannot be released cannot be released, and monsters that are completely resistant to spell effects cannot be used for release, so be careful.

A Quick-Play Spell that allows you to Tribute one of your opponent's monsters when you Tribute Summon. It's great just to reduce the burden of normal summoning high-level monsters, but it's very powerful in that it can be used as a removal. On the turn you use it, you won't be able to Special Summon from the Extra Deck, but even if you subtract that, it's worth using his Deck, which is mainly Advanced.

For TRUE and Monarch Kings who use Tribute Summon a lot, it's a good idea to use this as the Kaiju frame.
I think releasing is the easiest removal for those with resistance...
By the way, if you use this and Atail during your opponent's main phase, you'll actually get Kaiju on your opponent's turn.
Please note that this card does not work against cards that are resistant to spells (Sai Magi, Ultimate Falcon, etc.).

Although it depends on the opponent, it is powerful to be able to release and summon advice without taking a target.
It works well with the Great Demon Beast Garzet, and if you release a monster with 2000 RBI or more with this card, you can get high damage of 4000 RBI or more in addition to removal.
Special Summon is not possible from the EX Deck, but I don't care because I don't care about EX when I use this card.

A card that can suck one opponent's monster with Tribute Summon.
It hurts that Cross Soul is limited to EX Deck sealing and Tribute Summon, but the return is more than that.
Since it can be fought on the turn it is activated, it can be removed and attacked into an empty field, and since it is a Quick-Play Spell, you can earn a large amount of ads by teaming up with Eyetail.
It's a general-purpose card, but it's an important card that can earn many times more ads when paired with a dedicated theme.

A card with Cross Soul exclusive to Tribute Summon. However, due to the difference in demerits and the fact that it belongs to the category, his Deck, which is mainly advanced, has a big part here.
After all, it is big to be able to take advantage of advanced RBI immediately. He doesn't care about the disadvantage of not being able to use EX, depending on the deck.
As a Quick-Play Spell, it can only be used in conjunction with a specific card, but if you can use it, you can perform tricky moves and have a high combo potential.
Since it is necessary to have a monster on the opponent's field, it is a difficult point that it is somewhat influenced by the situation.
He can handle high-quality removal and summon support all at once, and he doesn't care about the downside depending on the deck. I think it's one of the most high-quality summoning supports out there.

A card that allows you to treat opponent monsters like Kaiju with Tribute Summon. It's almost a must-have for any Tribute Summoned Deck. Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it also supports continuous attacks. strong.

A card that can be used as a material for his Tribute Summon without targeting opponent's monsters is not weak, and although he can't use extras, his Deck, which uses Tribute Summon a lot, will definitely help. I think.
As far as the King of Monarch Deck is concerned, one of its strengths is that it can be searched with Abyssal Grudge, making it easy to pull cards into your hand. increase.
However, this card's release is considered to be "released by an effect", so I don't think you can release it if you come across a monster that is "unaffected by effects", which is not uncommon these days.
Tribute Summon It's a card that can only be thought of as a disadvantage for people who love it. Let's make the opponent's monsters more and more release personnel by skipping them.

Despite the restrictions, I think it's excellent to be able to release the opponent's monster with his Tribute Summon.
I think that being able to search with 《Tenacity of the Monarchs》is also a strength.

For the time being, it's mutually compatible with 《Soul Exchange》, but when compared, the parts that are superior are more important than the parts that are inferior. It can be used in the Battle Phase, it belongs to the King of Monarch category, so it can be searched, it doesn't target, and it's a quick-acting spell, so you can combo it with Ehther the Heavenly Monarch to remove it during your opponent's turn.

A cross soul that can only be used by Tribute Summon. There is also a disadvantage that Special Summon cannot be performed from the EX Deck during the activation turn. However, since it has the advantage of not targeting and being able to perform the Battle Phase, it can be used aggressively in high beats.
Intuitively, it feels like a card that removes and reduces the release by one.
In addition, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be used during the opponent's turn. However, since the effect of gaining summoning rights is required separately, it is unknown if there is a time to use it.

A spell that allows you to Tribute Summon by releasing an opponent's monster.
There is a disadvantage that he cannot Special Summon extra monsters, but it is very powerful to be able to Tribute Summon while ignoring resistance and removing the opponent's monsters. It doesn't have the disadvantage of not being able to battle like Soul Exchange, and its strength is that it doesn't target.
It works great with Monarch and 《Batteryman Charger》, which activate their effects with Tribute Summon.

A substantially higher compatible card for Cross Soul.
The strength of non-targeted removal shows up in the current environment as well.

A cross soul that specializes in Tribute Summon.
You can Tribute Summon while prying open the opponent's field.
Compared to Cross Soul, there is no attack limit at the cost of sealing extras, and since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be released during the opponent's turn with consecutive attacks or eye tail, making it ridiculously strong.
And since he is the King of Monarch card, search salvage is also possible.
Release cannot be stopped unless the opponent is not affected by spell effects.
One of the strongest monarch kings

It has been restricted overseas.

Unlike the Cross Soul, it doesn't target, and while the other side can't do the Battle Phase, this one can't Special Summon from the Extra Deck, a piece customized to Monarch specifications.
Gaius, Erebos, and his Monarch effects are basically targeted effects, so it's one of the answers to opponents who can't target in the Monarch Deck. Release is effective against most people with resistance.
Other Decks that do Tribute Summon can also be considered for adoption... I can't put it in without thinking that search won't work unless it's Monarch status.
His Qliphort with Monarch status can't be Special Summoned from Extra Deck.

A so-called cross soul that releases the opponent's monster without permission and Tribute Summon.
You can't Special Summon from the activation turn extra, but unlike Cross Soul, you can use it enough even if you think about the big disadvantage that the battle phase is possible.
From the opponent's point of view, it is very troublesome that it does not take targets, and it is somewhat difficult to deal with.
It also supports searches and is much easier to use than Cross Soul.

A cross soul that allows you to attack instead of blocking the deployment from the extra deck.
Because it can ignore destruction resistance and resistance to target effects,
It's also very powerful as a removal.
As for the Quick-Play Spell, if you have 《Escalation of the Monarchs》or 《Ehther the Heavenly Monarch》,
It is also possible to sacrifice an opponent's monster during the opponent's turn.
Do a Tribute Summon with cards that are expected to dramatically enhance your Deck
As the name suggests, it is often used in Batteryman as well as Monarch Deck,
The latter is a piece that has been pushed into the environment by the appearance of a square type in the same pack.

It is extremely difficult to defend against "untargeted release"
If you have a Cyber Dragon or 《Tragoedia》in your hand that you usually don't have Special Summon, and your opponent's monsters are troublesome, you can use it.

A cross soul that has no disadvantages and has greatly increased advantages. As a result, he has been adopted by many Qliphorts and the price has become reasonable. It works extremely well with 《Escalation of the Monarchs》, and you can remove + Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn. There are no shortcomings.

Basically, it's upward compatible with Cross Soul, but if you use him in Qlihort, etc., you can't use his Pendulum Summon from Extras, so be careful.
In the latest pack, he has a Monarch enhancement, so it's already expensive for normal, but there is a possibility that it will rise further.

Although it has the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon from Extras, the current situation is almost compatible with Cross Soul. The only downside is that you can't use Pendulum from the extras, and it's like nothing compared to over there where you can't use the field and phase.
The true value of this card lies in the brutal removal that can't be bypassed unless you have resistance to the spell itself, which is a removal other than destruction that doesn't target, rather than securing a release. You can also use it to secure release personnel, but basically you want to use it as a means of removing large monsters.
And the fact that it was a Quick-Play Spell was almost a bonus until now, but with this enhancement, the meaning and importance of being a Quick-Play Spell has increased, and it can be said that it was already strong, but it has become even stronger.

Although there is a difference from that card that can only be used in releases for Tribute Summon
It's pretty harsh to be able to do the battle phase with Tribute.
There's only one thing I want to say... Please apologize to Cross Soul-chan.

A Quick-Play Spell that can be activated even on the opponent's turn with a cross soul dedicated to one body.
Since it can also be used on your opponent's turn, it is currently prohibited, but if you use it in conjunction with Ultimate Offering, you can remove attacking monsters or troublesome monsters during your opponent's Battle Phase in a difficult way to deal with them, and add high-level monsters (especially his Monarch, etc.) can be summoned.
If you activate it on your opponent's turn, you don't have to worry about summoning restrictions, and in the first place, if he's a Monarch Deck, he has a deck that doesn't use an extra deck, so I don't think he cares too much.

His next King of Monarch series is Cross Soul.
A cross soul that cannot be deployed from extras and is limited to Tribute Summon, but it does not target or bind attacks.
As illustrated, he is the one I wanted for Monarch, Batteryman, Advanced Spirit, Hazy Flame, etc.
It was a card that I wanted for the theme of deploying and attacking without relying on extras, and it gave many high-end main decks the opportunity to remove and deploy.
In particular, Monarch was greatly strengthened because the difference with other decks was exposed.
Since it doesn't target, you can turn the remaining ones into Tribute even if you run away with the chain, or because it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's possible to see Fergrant and have a good time.
Monsters that are not affected by spells and monsters that cannot be Tributed cannot be Tributed, so be careful.

Upward compatible with current Cross Soul.
Disadvantage: The disadvantage of not being able to summon from the deck is only one turn.
If you combine it with a permanent trap 《Escalation of the Monarchs》that allows you to Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn, there is no disadvantage.
Even so, in his deck, which uses Tribute Summon a lot, Synchro Xyz etc. are often not used that much, and if you think about the timing to use it, you can use it more than enough.
Note that this is an untargeted effect, but cannot be used on cards with effects that do not accept spells.
Being able to meta-play against Shaddoll should be enough to get into another deck with various Monarch support.
It seems that Batteryman or Vampire can play an active part.

"Soul Exchange" revived. A high-level side weapon that has been reborn as a top-notch removal by eliminating the shortcomings of 《Soul Exchange》, such as targeting and skipping the battle phase.
Needless to say, [Monarch] Deck, [Batteryman] and [Qlihort] are decks that are in advanced ranks.
It's hard to understand, but monsters that aren't affected by spell effects can't be released. For example, 《Fergra》or 《Apocry》. It can also be protected by 《Holy Spear》.

A ridiculous general purpose removal card.
It doesn't give your opponent a powerful monster, and it easily removes even monsters that don't target, with neither destruction resistance nor removal resistance.
The disadvantage of being able to block Special Summon from the Extra Deck is understandable with this effect.
Or rather, it's much better than the disadvantage of not being able to fight.
The fact that it's a Quick-Play Spell will also come into play in future "Trap Cards that will allow him to Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn."
I was scared if 《Ultimate Offering》was within the limit...

Not only for Monarchs, but also for Decks doing Tribute Summons
It's a card that can be said to be a tremendous tailwind.
The same goes for easily summoning advanced and superlative monsters.
More than that, neither destroying the opponent's monster nor sending him to GY,
It can be treated as a release and can also be used as a universal removal!
Unlike monsters that can be Special Summoned by releasing opponent monsters
Although there is a possibility that this card itself will be negate,
Combined with a light restriction, it can be said to be a very powerful card as a turnaround move!

There is a mysterious sense of security just by holding it.
His Deck, centered around Tribute Summon, is a blast.
The ease of use is incomparable to Cross Soul just in terms of being able to battle.

Tribute Summon is the card that revolutionized the deck around which it moves. The cost of Tribute Summon can be procured from the opponent's field, and unlike the conventional Monarch-type Spell Trap, extras can be loaded. Since you can release your opponent's monsters, you can easily overcome resistances and his Flip Monsters. Furthermore, unlike 《Soul Exchange》, it can be attacked on the turn it is played, so it can be said that it is practically upward compatible. Overseas, a trap with the effect of "tribute summoning during the opponent's turn" was pre-recorded, so as soon as he arrives in Japan, his deck will be made with this card, which is a Quick-Play Spell.
Immediately after its appearance, it plays an important role in [Monarch Control] and [Batteryman]. Tribute Summon can fight favorably against [Shaddoll], which is currently the top player in the environment, so it will grow further depending on how it is strengthened in the future.

A card that would normally fit in his deck that uses high-level monsters. It is very powerful because it can remove targets and deploy high-level monsters.
"It's a hidden broken card." The usage rate at the tournament has increased and it is not completely hidden ><

If you're simply aiming for Tribute Summon, there's no reason why Cross Soul, which can handle battles, is weak.
A card that overcomes Cross Soul's greatest weakness, slowness, and allows you to move around easily.
The restriction of not being able to use extras is not light, but the deck that needs this card should have the card called out by this card as the finisher.
It will be considered as a new option in Monarch Deck etc.

As for the monsters, the performance is very different from his previous Monarch royal family.
Decks that play Tribute Summon are stronger than 《Soul Exchange》. Also, since it does not (should) have a target, it is difficult to escape.
Quick-Play Spell How do you use it? If only I had 《Ultimate Offering》.
The advantage is that the disadvantage is too light. Please stop using xyz in the air from now on...
If you combine 《Soul Exchange》and token generation, it should be easier to get God out...!

This is cross soul upward compatibility
You can't attack when using Cross Soul, but you can still attack with this one.

Hmm, Cross Soul can make your opponent take over the cost of Enemy Controller...
But anyway, he doesn't use extras for Deck because he uses cross soul anyway.
Even if you use it, it's at a level that you can endure.
If you think about it that way, there should be no problem with seeing it as an enhanced version of Cross Soul.
Well, cards like Tribute Summon have a removal ability, so
Not being able to battle phase may not be that painful, but...
By adopting both, the release of the opponent's monster
It might be a good idea to call it Deck's movement.

Personally, this bullet hit card. It's hard to tell from the text, but the effect can be activated even if there are no monsters on your field.
Also, I'm happy that the summoning limit is only an extra deck, which is rare for cards of this kind these days.

Thank you. You can't fight with Cross Soul, so with this, the advanced level that activates its effect in battle will come back to life. Gussan and Yamata's Romantic Deck look hot.

With Escalation of the Monarchs as a set, you can use it while removing it during your opponent's turn.
The advantage is that you can search and salvage with 《Quick Booster》
There is also the possibility that advanced monsters with meta effects will become big

Quick-Play Spell, so even in the opponent's battle phase
Can you use it? ? ?

A Cross Soul compatible card. It can be said that it is practically upward compatible. It brought new possibilities to Monarch.
Destruction resistance / cards that can not be taken as targets are also released without question. TUEEEE! ! If you play Evil Monarch or Wind Monarch, you can turn the board upside down at once.
Moebius-san, whose reputation has fallen because he can't deal with monsters, will be easier to use if he has this.
Ice Monarch! Ice Monarch! Ice Monarch! Ice Monarch!