Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch →Used Deck

Advanced Monarch with handicap effect.
It's a rare card for Monarch that doesn't interfere with the field, and because of that, it wasn't used much in his old Monarch decks.
However, his current Monarch Deck is mainly based on the tactic of putting Domain of the True Monarchs first and locking it, and other high-level Monarchs will self-harm due to forced effects, so it doesn't mesh with Domain of the True Monarchs. is bad.
Among them, this card can coexist with 《Domain of the True Monarchs》without any problems even if it is summoned first, so I think it is a very compatible card.
Well, there are many excellent rivals such as other superlative Monarchs and 《Kuraz the Light Monarch》, so I think it depends on the environment whether or not to use this card.

Unlike his other Monarchs, he has a unique flame color that does not touch the field.
Unfortunately, in terms of his performance, he repeatedly drowns in ups and downs, and he doesn't leave much of an impression.
Yomi Monarch Dimension In the Monarch era, he was in a slightly unfavorable position because his Monarch was required to push back the board disadvantage because of the medium speed control deck. In the sense of a monarch that doesn't self-destruct, Mobius the Frost Monarch already exists, and in the sense of a handicap, the Three Sacred Treasures were still rampant, so I was born in an environment where it was hard to find a reason why it had to be this one. carry the misfortune of
After the addition of vassals, superlative Monarchs, and King Monarch support, a handicap type was born in which the whole Monarch clan reaps the hand. He also showed a disappointment to duelists who relied heavily on hand triggers and EX Decks.
However, he is a unique monarch king as a whole, and his adoption in the standard type of monarch tends to be postponed. Even in a place like this, he's a victim of history, dragging Pyro's misfortune.

I used to use it on his Hazy Flame Basiltrice deck...
《Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit》→ 《Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch》Discard → 《Tyhone #2》Recruit and use 《Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch》+ 《Tyhone #2》to bring out 《Hazy Flame Basiltrice》and destroy the field.

Like other 6-attribute high-level Monarch monsters, it gains an advantage with Tribute Summon triggering effects, but only this monster has a random handicap effect that does not interfere with the board.
It is also a Monarch monster that has been controversial since its inception due to its ability to not resolve what is in front of it, but thanks to that, there are circumstances where it was not necessary to fight on the same playing field as Gaius and Raiser.
Regardless of the situation on the field, it's worth Tribute Summon even from the first turn, which is an advantage not found in other high-level Monarchs. .
In any case, I've never seen a Deck that uses Monarch monsters, unless it's a 《Molten Destruction》Deck or something like that.

Overall Rating: Random handicap, but strong against hand triggers.
Although it can only be used with Tribute Summon, it has a handicap nature, and the possibility of dropping hand triggers that interfere with movement is nil.
As for Burn, it's a bonus, but Nibiru, the Primal Being does 1100 damage, which isn't bad.
《The Monarchs Stormforth》, etc., Tribute Summon support would be essential.

It was the only high-level Monarch with a handicap, but at first the adoption rate was not high due to the modest random handicap that does not interfere with the field, but Monarch Control, which widens the ad difference when used in conjunction with the riser, has eaten into the top ranks. Being different from Monarch worked well.
Currently, if it's a handicap, you can leave it to the top Monarch over there, but in any case, it's a handicap, so the impression is that you want lightness.
The burn effect is a bonus.

A high-level monster that once boasted a moderate adoption rate even in Standard.
If the opponent's hand is in a state other than 0, you can definitely get an ad if you put it out.
However, I was unable to turn around the disadvantage, and even if it was the first turn, the effect of handicap itself was a little less effective after the second turn.
Even so, Handes is an effect that is difficult to substitute with extra monsters, so he is the easiest to differentiate among Monarchs.
I think the specs are still not that bad.

A Monarch that has a handicap effect, and compared to his other Monarchs, it is a big strength to demonstrate even from the beginning without being affected by the situation of the field.
If you can discard monsters, it's a small amount, but it also comes with burn, and compared to the past, it's easier to aim because of the lower adoption rate of traps and the higher adoption rate of monster hand triggers. However, if you have such a thing, there is a high possibility that it will interfere with the development of this card.
However, this card is not suitable for counterattacks because it does not interfere with the field. Also, recently, there are many cards with GY activation, and his handicap effect greatly changes depending on his deck.
Although it can perform unique functions, it can only be activated by summoning.
I think it's also a card that is likely to have different evaluations depending on the person.

An effect that does not interfere with the field, which is rare in Monarch
Handes can't be weak
In addition, depending on the opponent's deck type, it may be an advantage, so you can't overconfident (Dark World, Jund, etc.)

One of the Monarchs and has a handicap effect.
Even though it's random, the handicap is strong. It is also a strength that it can be used when the preceding or the opponent's field is empty.

It has the effect of handicap and burn, but it has a high randomness factor and is difficult to use. Regarding monsters, the damage and magnification of level x 100 are also low, and there is a possibility that it will become GY fertilizer. The advantage is that you can move from the first attack, but it is difficult to play one for handicap.

In the heyday of Monarch Control, it was strong enough to play 3 copies.
At that time, Riser's Drawlock Bounce and Testaros' Random Hands were excellent.
Since it is one of Monarch that can move first, it is strong if it goes to the first handicap, but in the current environment it is not possible to play 3 copies.

A good first-turn handicap in the Monarch Deck. Erebos appears and seems to be a disappointment, but since it is a high-level Eidos, its strength is that it can be used with a single Eidos. After that, it can also be used as a material to bring out eyetail on the opponent's turn. Use Monarch's drawing power and Testaros' handicap to dominate your hand!

In the Monarch Deck, I'm spinning with 1 Explosive Flame and 2 Flame Monarchs, but it's strong. When Monarch's weak point is taken first, it makes up for the tough points (now there's also Erebos). Monarch This flow is too beautiful a card game For me, it's a 《Marauding Captain》existence

In Monarch, it is the only one that does not interfere with the field, so in a sense it works most reliably, but the unstable factor is also the largest.
Since it is a random hand, there is a possibility that it will help you, but the hand itself is simply strong because there is a possibility that you can knock down the cards you have saved.
Although it is a compulsory effect, it is a specification that does not self-destruct, so his strength is that he is effective even in the first out, which is rare in Monarch.
However, since it's random, it's better to put it out in the latter half when you tend to get poor and hold trump cards.
Byrne is a bonus.

Unfortunate Monarch
Monarch that can destroy cards that do not touch Gaius
It's a random card, so it's not very powerful, but he can sometimes drop cards that are difficult to reuse from GY, so I think this is it. In particular, most of his spell traps are difficult to reuse from his GY
However, it's an advanced level card that you can't play too many cards, so there are many times when you can't play it when it matters most.
It doesn't have enough value to add to your hand with a search for Rock Break, but if you want to activate Rock Break, but Gaius has no choice but to self-destruct on the first turn, this person is useful.

His Monarch, who manages his FIRE that discards one card from his opponent's hand when he succeeds in Tribute Summon.
Unlike his other Monarchs, the place to interfere is the hand, so if you draw it when you are in a pinch, it will spoil, and on the contrary, if you draw it when the opponent is confused, it will be a card that is easily affected by your own advantages and disadvantages.
Since it has a strong random element, it can't be said to be a high priority, but Handes is the only weapon that can be used with this card, so you can consider using it depending on your build. For the time being, it's plastic zero!

I can't feel the strength compared to his other Monarchs
Discarding one card from your hand is plainly painful
It's FIRE, and I think I can do a lot

Discard is random, but the effect itself is something that other Monarchs cannot do, so it has enough significance. However, as long as I'm doing Tribute Summon, it's true that other Monarchs that can interfere with the field are easier to use. It would be a good idea to take advantage of the fact that this is his FIRE.

Random Hands has different tastes, but I like it.
Let's cry if we knock down a wight

To be honest, I don't think random handicap is strong. Like Wind-Up and Gishki, it's strong if you can scrape 3 or more cards from your hand, but Tribute Summon can only scrape 1 card at a time.

Although it does not interfere with the field, it is an effective move when there is nothing on the opponent's field.
Once your opponent understands that it's a Monarch Deck, it's not uncommon for them to open up the field for countermeasures such as risers, so use it to surprise them.
Also, since it's FIRE, I was able to use it to become a basilicock by teaming up with the Illusion Snatch.

I really don't know

Monarch monster with handicap and burn effects. Barn is a bonus. It's powerful enough to create a handicap just by putting it on the field, but it's tough because it can't interfere with the opponent's field. Basically, you can only put it out when you have the upper hand. Also, if you want to limit your opponent's hand, a riser can be enough. The effect is excellent, but Monarch is too good for other him

Handes Monarch If you're lucky...

His Monarch doing a handicap.
The burn effect is a bonus because the damage is unstable.
However, if the opponent is Dark World or Fabled, or against his deck that emphasizes GY use, it is safer not to play it.
If you want to accent your Monarch Deck, you might want to use it.

Mr. MARU: About the case when you opened the gold box, you got 3 cards. I'm worried about the future. The burn effect won't give the expected damage."
Fire Monarch Testaros "Hmm, is that so?"
Mr. MARU "But is there anyone who uses it first?"
Flame Monarch Testaros "..."

Monarch of Fire, this is the handicap effect.
However, now that there are many decks of his in GY, it is painful to have the possibility of fertilizing the cards that the opponent wants.
Tribute is also time-consuming.
As other Monarchs are excellent, they tend to be seen as weak, but it's not that useless.
If it's a deck that can take advantage of the fact that it's a flame, there's room for adoption.

What card do you draw?

Discard is unobtrusively strong, but if you want to use Discard, it's better to use Springs.
While his deck called Dark World is popular, it is difficult to introduce it to the main,
Personally, I like Handes (it hurts a lot when I'm the opponent), so I give it a high rating.

His Monarch with the Disadvantage ability.
If the opponent's field is empty, considerable damage will pass. Mentally.
It's difficult to aim for damage, so you can consider it as a bonus. It should be used only for handicap purposes.

The only god Testaros.
It's a Monarch with the only effect of interacting with the hand, not the field.
It's delicious when the goose or fader drops, but it's undeniably unstable because there's a risk of dropping the card you want to put in GY.
When I was asked if I wanted to handicap him until I released it, I couldn't help but want to use his Monarch, which dominates the field, unless I could keep the flames alive.

Not as immune to the field as his other Monarchs, but still good.
Sending Goes or Trago with the handicap effect can deal fatal damage to the opponent, so there are things that other Monarchs cannot do.
One last thing, you're the next Gold Monarch! (I'm not too disappointed, though)

It will be recorded in GS, and will it become Evil Monarch or Thunder Monarch next?
Unlike Monarch, he doesn't take adverts on the field, but his handicap is relatively strong.
Also, it is hard to throw away the point that this + flame level 1 tuner and AGF can be used.
By the way, due to an errata in GS, he was sent to GY and then discarded, so it became possible to use it without problems in the dimension Monarch, so be careful.

Handes isn't what Monarch does...
In the past, it was an option when the opponent's place was empty,
The options are much wider now. The turn for this card may not come soon...

A Monarch with the Discard ability.
You may be able to destroy the card in the most unexpected place for your opponent.
The burn effect is a bonus.

Handes is personally strong.