Mobius the Frost Monarch →Used Deck

One of the 6 attribute Primordial "Monarch" monsters that is in charge of his WATER.
It has the strongest ability to gain a numerical advantage among the six, and it boasts high popularity in the duel scene at the time due to its flexible specification that allows you to freely select up to 2 pieces from his Spell Trap cards on the field. I was.
On the other hand, since it is not an ability that interacts with monsters, it tends to be overpowered by Riser and Gaius, who have a strong removal method by touching both the front and back even if the number of removals is small.
To put it bluntly, it's pretty rare these days to be able to destroy two set bags without activating both.
Isn't it only when the opponent is very reluctant to use his Counter Trap, which has a high cost like a declaration or notification, on a monster of this level?
Tribute Summon triggering effect to split back is a way to split summons, negate monster effects, summon reaction type removal traps, etc. Due to their low aptitude and the high risk associated with consuming summons, such cards are becoming less popular.
It's not bad for destroying two face-up cards such as Continuous Spell or Continuous Trap, and it might be good to use it with fragrance.

Second edition of Monarch. Perhaps when making a series card, he realized that if it was level 5, it would be possible to reduce the release with A Legendary Ocean, and as a result of changing it to level 6, only Zaborg the Thunder Monarch was left out of the group.
Well, I can't activate the effect without release, so I feel like it's a good thing, but at the time, just popping 2400 RBI was a threat, so I can't say anything about it.
Unusually among Monarch, which has many forced effects, it is optional, and the number of targets can be adjusted, making it a fairly flexible effect overall. In particular, the fact that Zabolg, one before him, self-destructs due to its compulsory effect if there is no target, was highly appreciated.
Nowadays, it has disappeared due to competition with "Twin Twisters" and "Heavy Storm Duster", but at that time, the pressure of face-down cards was relatively high due to the regulation of "Mystical Space Typhoon", and it was an attacker with a flexible removal effect. Because he was in a position to meet demand, his grassroots evaluation was high despite his modest performance.
Everything depends on the environment, but even among the Monarchs, it is the most tossed about by that trend.

Cards that used to be strong
Now that we have Twin Twisters , it's no longer worth the effort to release this card.

Monarch of WATER but ice attribute. Wed Monarch is waiting.
Back in the old days, there were few back removals, especially multiple removals, and it was very popular because you could choose the number of cards you wanted when summoned, and you wouldn't be hurting yourself.
In modern times, the role has ended with the appearance of "Twin Twister".

Comprehensive evaluation: It is good to be superior in terms of advantage.
Since it removes two cards, a simple difference in numbers will win.
In reality, it's difficult to get rid of two cards unconditionally because you'll be attacked by a free chain removal.
Aiming to destroy your hand as if to invite a set of Spell/Trap cards, he can surprise you with a deck, and if you use things like Anti-Spell Fragrance to force a set, and set cards other than free chain cards, it's easy to destroy. na.
However, even if you put it in such a situation, you can't avoid the negative point that there is a possibility of causing an accident in terms of high-level monsters that can be put in the main deck.

In Monarch, he is a straight-up guy who smells like a good-looking guy. I have loved illustrations since I was little...
It's still not bad to be able to get 2 ads just by summoning (without considering the materials), but with the increasing number of Friche Spell Trap monster effects, it's honestly hard to play an active role.
It can be used to break Field Spell, Continuous Spell Trap, and Pendulum, but to be honest, it's better to exclude Pendulum than destroy it, so it's a little tricky...
However, even if I look at it now, it's strong to break two with this one.

An advanced monster that once boasted a high adoption rate even in Standard.
Nowadays, it's hard to make use of this card's effect because it's mostly face down negates it, or it's a free chain shootable card.
I don't think the specs are that bad even now, but the gameplay changes are severe.

In the past, there were a lot of his Spells and Traps that tended to remain in play, such as offensive reactions, so being able to destroy two of them was powerful.
However, general-purpose removal is now somewhat easier to use, and it's not something you do as a Tribute Summon. In particular, I naturally want to remove negate summons and monster effects before deploying, so Tsuitsui, who will be the first to come up in such cases, will become a rival.
Also, now that the adoption of Spells and Traps has become less important for him, even so, most of the things that are put in are those that are activated by Friche or negate summons, and if you try to crush them, they will be crushed instead.
Since it's a destruction that targets only Spell and Trap, it's hard to compete with just a simple number of removals.

An advanced monster that can remove up to 2 Spell/Trap cards when successfully Tribute Summoned.
There is also the fact that he can "destroy" up to 2 cards, so if he only has Spell/Trap cards prepared for him, it is also possible to not activate the effect. However, there is also a relationship that only touches Spell / Trap cards, and there is also a danger that it will be caught on "Starlight Road" as well.
Currently, there are 《Twin Twisters》and 《Heavy Storm Duster》that can remove two cards without Tribute Summon. The former has no hand cost, and the latter can be used during the Battle Phase, but since this card uses the summoning right, it tends to take precedence over 《Twin Twisters》and 《Heavy Storm Duster》, which can be removed without the summoning right. Unless there is a Deck that doesn't take advantage of the Tribute Summon, we won't be able to find a turn...

The Underworld Monarch era was very powerful. You can definitely trade 2 for 2, and if you are lucky enough to survive, you will have 2400 hit points with the back broken. Now that we have 《Twin Twisters》, and 2400 RBI is unreliable, there is almost no reason to use this card. It might be said that 《Knightmare Phoenix》plays a similar role.

The water guy is Monarch, and he has nothing to do with Teninu's academy, except that he came from Jump.
Like Green Baboon, he often appears in anime and even has a special support.
Compared to his other Monarchs, he aims for a 1:2 exchange and has an effect that makes it easy to get ads, and he is strong in the attack reaction system.
However, in the current environment, there are fewer prone spells due to the increased speed. If you can destroy the opponent's permanent support and P card, you are lucky, it has become an effect of degree.
Also, since it's an optional effect, it's good that it doesn't self-destruct your own card, but because of this, it can't be used in conjunction with continuous attacks.
Gael, who is good at preparing for release with the same water, seems to be a powerful upper class, but if you have the deployment power of Gael, you can easily summon the highest class, so if you adopt this, the higher version with chain lock. , it's better to use Frozen Monarch.
Even though it only targets one card, I feel that the position of this card is a bit tough at the moment due to the presence of Gaius and Riser that can cast wider and more powerful removal.

I was indebted to the hodgepodge Deck I used in the past. If it's a normal Deck, Tsui Tsui and 《Heavy Storm Duster》will be enough, so it's necessary to build it accordingly.

It used to be strong, but now it's tough. Now even if it says Trap, the summoning itself will be negate or just a free chain.
Just like breakers aren't used, most people wouldn't even consider using summons to get rid of the back. In addition, it is difficult to use because it is advanced.
Plus, star Lightsworn doesn't like it. You can specify the arbitrary effect + the number of destructions, so you can avoid it, but it is subtle because it is putting the cart before the horse.

A Monarch with the effect of removing up to 2 Spells and Traps.
Unlike his other Monarchs, it's not compulsory, and the fact that it's limited to 2 copies is excellent. I would like to make use of the point of WATER or Aqua.

Monarch hasn't been around much lately, but at one point he traveled to all his decks. During the heyday of the attack-reactive type, its effect crushed the opponent's face-down cards. However, as times have passed, it is said that the attack response type is slow, and as a result of the rise of cards and free chains that activate when successfully summoned, it has reached the present where it has completely disappeared.

It used to be really strong.
I think the value of Mobius, which could be exchanged 1:2 in the environment at the time when Cyclone and Houki were the limit and 1:1 exchange was the norm, was valuable.

"These are the perfect trash cards for you☆"
The card used by Sawatari, who is famous for It has a built-in 《Twin Twisters》limited to Tribute Summon.
It is also possible to select only one and destroy it. It is possible not to destroy it.
Don't cry when you step on a Lightsworn star trying to destroy two.

Reappeared as a card used by Sawatari
Monarch has a lot of cards that you can get ads with confidence, and one of them
Can be stably broken when lying down
One of Monarch's awareness of the environment
In the current environment, it is not enough to get the ad, so there is no turn

It's easy to chain, so it's easy to use, so it's easy to use because it's a 2-card destruction.
It's the only optional effect in Monarch and you can have one, so it doesn't self-destruct.
It's really strong if you play it in a slow duel like a draft.

Granmarg hates it with great force
Whether it's the back, the front, or the p-zone, it can break Spell Trap, it's strong
Just come on, something's missing

Appeared as a card used by Neo Sawatari in ARC-V.
When Tribute Summon succeeds, split up to 2 spells and traps.
It's a simple and excellent effect, and as long as I'm happy that it will start earning an ad when summoned
However, in the current environment, there are cards in the AF series that are not compatible with Mobius, so
Overconfidence is prohibited. In addition, it is a card that inhibits summoning, which is a disadvantage peculiar to Tribute Summon.
Extremely weak. Let's make up for that with 《King of Monarch》.
As an aside, it can also be used as a means of destroying P cards that continue to exist in the field as spell cards.
Utilization is possible. I wonder if Neo Sawatari was aiming for that.

A world without sadness, I don't want to give up on love
Any tears will surely dry
A pretty good child among his Monarch who can "destroy" up to 2 cards.
However, as long as I use this card's effect, I'm afraid of Chain Naraku, Shinsen Shinkei, and Starro, because my goal is to take the risk of Tribute Summon to remove or unlock my opponent's face down.
So be careful and use caution when using it.

Monarch monster with excellent effects. It can destroy up to 2 Spells and Traps regardless of the front or back, so it's easy to get an ad, but it can't deal with monsters, so it's a little less rated than "Evil Monarch Gaius" and "Wind Monarch Riser". Unusually for Monarch cards, Tribute Summon is not a forced effect, so it's a small advantage that you don't have to involve your own cards.

This is a card that helped me (just a little bit) at Atlantean.

He can destroy up to 2 of his Spell Trap cards on the field when he succeeds in Tribute Summon. He is his Monarch who controls WATER.
There are many cases where you are chained before interfering with Spell Trap and you can't do much work and leave the game, but you can never disregard the possibility of earning an advantage and removing troublesome permanent cards.
It works great with Gauntlet Shooter, which only removes a large amount of monsters, so if you're building a Rank 6 Xyz like the Topheni type, it might be interesting to try throwing in multiple copies for explosive power.

It's not a school with Atobe or Kabaji.
Of course, it destroys the opponent's Spell Trap, but the biggest attraction is that it doesn't involve unnecessary things because it's "up to" 2 cards.

A monster that can't miss in the Monarch Deck.
It is also attractive that there are more numbers to destroy than Cyclone.

Destroying 2 copies is powerful, but since Storm isn't currently banned, they won't blindly set multiple copies, and if multiple copies are set, there's a chance that your opponent will have a countermeasure card this time. is expensive.
In particular, I was in trouble when Staro was activated.
Still, it's not a weak card, and depending on your opponent's deck, it can be a devastating blow.
Also, since it is WATER, depending on the situation, it can also be used as the cost of 《Swap Frog》.

In Monarch, this monster is second only to Riser Gaius in usability. You can destroy "up to" 2 cards, so you don't have to explode like Zaborg, or you can dare to destroy your own Spell Trap. However, it naturally cannot remove monsters, and the defense tends to be weak, so basically I use Riser Gaius, and I think it's enough to have 1 or 2 copies of this guy.

A card that destroys "up to".
Since it's an optional effect, you don't have to involve your own cards.
You can take back the disad used for summoning up to 2 pieces of destruction.
However, since Staro seems to be dizzy, it is forbidden to carelessly destroy two cards in a row.

A Monarch that is less versatile than Wind Monarch and Evil Monarch, but can destroy up to 2 Spell/Trap cards.
The ability to "destroy" up to two cards is a feature not found in other Monarchs, and you can choose to destroy only one card or not, so you don't have to worry about getting your own cards involved.
However, be careful not to catch Star Lightsworn.

It's good to say two
It has the effect of taking back the amount of ad that you put out, and if you have a chance, break his spells and traps on your own field to reveal bad things.

Mr. MARU ``The trick is to only have 2 cards. So I focused on destroying not only the opponent's cards, but also my own cards.
Ice Monarch Mobius "But 《Sangan》is limited"
Mr. MARU "..."
Ice Monarch Mobius "..."

It's a useful piece for me who likes Monarch!
But Staro is scary ((((；゜Д゜)))

just for protection

One of the best multi-destruction in Monarch.
The attack after destroying the trap is very stable and safe.
However, you often fall into holes, the effect doesn't work, and if you're unlucky, you end up being summoned by Star Lightsworn as Dust...
In addition, since it is necessary to give tribute, it takes time and effort, and it may cause accidents.
It's a powerful card, but be careful not to overdo it.

>I didn't say the effect was activated! I'll say You'll feel awkward.
I didn't have this idea.
Can you differentiate it from Gaius in terms of destroying two cards!? ? Do you keep adding ads? ? Yay
Don't you miss the timing?

I think a forced effect would be better.

If it's a Monarch Deck, here's his specialty in removing spells and traps.
Being able to destroy two cards is quite powerful. Furthermore, it doesn't matter if it's just one card, so you don't have to deal with your own cards.
It's a flaw that seems to be a flaw, and it often ends in a misfire. For example, being used Shrink, being dropped in a Trap Hole, being protected by Peace...

I'm intoxicated by your beauty.
Smash two of his opponent's Spell Traps with that beauty. His ability to destroy two cards cannot be imitated by other Monarchs.
The situation in which this effect lives in a cancer-down environment will increase considerably. Monarch is very easy to use because it doesn't explode.
However, due to its nature, it's a charm to be caught by 《Starlight Road》.

It has elements that can beat Gaius Reiser, so it is still used in his decks such as Monarch.
Winning elements are multiple destruction and optional effects. In particular, it is easy to use because it is arbitrary and does not explode.
Another advantage is that it is compatible with frogs in terms of WATER.

Naraku torrent warning declaration checker. It's a checker, but it's strange that it's painful when it's activated.
A versatile card that destroys two of his Spell Traps in any form. Should be.

It's an optional effect, so if your opponent uses Divine Punishment prematurely.
I didn't say the effect was activated! I'll say You'll feel awkward.
Destroying two cards is excellent. Meta Beat and he Gladiator Beast can be destroyed by Cross Soul Mobius.

It's a monster used by a disrespectful person named Sawatari, who called me a trash card.
But Mr. Mobius is innocent.