i interpreted the lore as like, the monarchs are a literal force of nature, they exist to wipe the slate clean and then when they're done Ehther comes and brings things back to a livable level-- notice that she does like, fix the buildings or save people, but she causes plants to grow over the ruins. that's why it says it will happen again-- it's a cycle, where civilizatoin flourishes until it reaches a point where the monarchs awaken, destroy it, and then Ehther starts it anew. it'd also be why Ehther doesn't step in to STOP the destruction, cuz she doesn't want to. it's part of the natural order.

Maybe the Monarchs are a reset button, and Either regenerates the land anew? Seems like a reasonable interpretation of the lore

And now we got new Monarch support!

The squire Eidos has gained enough power to become a Monarch himself, and he schemes with the OG 6 to overthrow Erebus. He works with Tessera, a new squire who controls the power of the 6, and fights Erebus.

Kinda throws out the whole “natural disasters” interpretation of them, but I’m glad we got more support.

I always interpeted them as forces of nature given form

Thestalos: volcanic eruptions
Mobius: floods and storms
Raiza: tornados
Zaborg: lightning
Granmarg: earthquake
Caius: disease and death

Now ehther and erebus mess it up but they could just be the alpha and the omega, beginning and end.

As this world, through billions and billions of years, always had to struggle through cataclysmic events, life always found a way and today here we are. Maybe this is what the monarchs represent, erebus sends his catastrophic forces to destroy the world only for ehther to bring life back again and the cycle begins anew.

Now, if they ever make more monarchs like they did with the lv10 thestalos, this could expand their lore a bit, assuming they will do, we have 2 slots of combinations possible between raiza, mobius, granmarg and zaborg and my money is on both raiza/zaborg and mobius/granmarg unions

Running a dnd campaign rn where these guys are the villains.

What if the villains from Shoval Knight gained ultra instinct.

Recently discovered your videos and just.... well done fam. Keep it up. You explore a side of yugioh that not many do, in a way ive never seen anyone do it. Im definitely rooting for you.

I love the mood of this video along with the ancient history of 2004 👴🏿

I been playing monarchs since 2006  and still playing them today can't wait for the new ones to come out Monarchs for life!

Fuck yeah!!!! These lore vids keep getting fucking juicy. Please keep uploading more

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Now there is a "Eidios, the Underworld Monarch"

Friend of mine is making an original Yugioh fanfic where the villians are trying to use to the magic of the Mega Monarachs to control a machine that manipulates all forms of nature that will enable them to control where and when natural disasters happen

Subbed. I thoroughly enjoyed this and I'm probably going to binge watch any others.

Love these!

Finally, monarch lore.

Additionally (maybe), there's Ice Knight, who looks a lot like Escher the Frost Vassal, and is the same type as well as supports the type Escher and Mobius are, that being Aqua.  Its existence might hint that the monarchs have foot soldiers in addition to their vassals.

It's funny how nature has a built-in reset button, but somehow, humanity finds a way to Morningstar themselves out of existence first.

They kind of remind me of the guardian monsters. One unique for each element +2 bonus power houses (Eatos and dreadschythe)

Oh yeah, come to think in rush duel they re 2 exclusive monarch.
Wihel the wisdom monarch who s cyberse type and estrome the star monarch who s galaxy type( a type exclusive to rush duel, basically it cover everything space related in general)
Both have a mega form, a trap that show them turn and into said forms and a vassal.
But really, its no different than what s already in the video.