There are many cards that offer whether you want to take control of one of your opponents monsters, which is actually a +2, because you gain a monster, and they lose a monster. Some examples are...

Big-Eye, lets you take control of one of your opponents monster forever, but it requires 2 level 7's to make, which in some decks, especially Dragon Rulers, is easy to make.

Alien Brain is a trap which can be extremely useful in reptile decks. When a reptile of yours is destroyed by battle with an attacking monster, and sent to the grave, you can take control of that monster, and treat it as a reptile. This is very useful in reptiles, and lets you keep the monster forever. Can be combined with reptile searchers, like Reptilianne Gardna.

Another known one is Enemy Controller, a quick play spell that just requires the tribute of one of your own monsters, and letting you control one enemy monster until the end phase of the turn. This can be very useful with Frog Monarchs, using Treeborn Frog as the fodder.

Your task is to identify 3 OTHER control cards, and explain in depth, the level of control they can provide, how they can be used, and what decks can utilize them, and the restrictions that they may pose. Again, you can not use the given examples.

A 200DP award will be given to the student with the best answer,

Enjoy!

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Mystic Box & Creature Swap In Gustos or other decks that work similar to them or Reeze , Whirlwind Of Gusto... Or Quill Pen of Gulldos because you can send 2 WIND monsters from graveyard to deck and 1 card on field so that would make it good at picking off certain cards and not being effected by Stardust's eff which can be pretty trollish at times.

In response to Regie, Quill Pen of Gulldos is not a creature control card. And for Reeze, you would technically be going minus unless you switched control with a monster that lets you summon a Gusto when it leaves the field. Mystic Box isn't creature control either, because you get to destroy one monster, but you have to give one of your monsters to you opponent, which could be useful in some occasions, but isn't creature control, like Big-Eye.

And Echo, no staff can answer the questions.

Mind Control. Creature Swap. Magical Arm Shield. All allow for control of an opponents monster if only temporary. Banned cards include Brain Control. Snatch Steal. Falling Down is creature control in Archfiend's or any deck that plays Axe of Despair due to errata. Using monsters such as lava golem in combination with owners Seal can clear 2 problems and give you a 3k beater. I hope that adequately answers your question