Aqua
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| Japanese (ruby) |
みず | ||
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水 | ||
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Mizu | ||
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Water | ||
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Aqua (
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Overview
Aqua monsters are usually represented by beings that have power over water or ice, such as "Maiden of the Aqua" and "Mobius the Frost Monarch", or creatures whose bodies are composed almost entirely of those substances, such as "Humanoid Slime" and "Freezing Beast". They may also represent aquatic or amphibious creatures that do not fall under the category of Fish or Sea Serpent monsters, such as "Penguin Soldier" and "Toadally Awesome". Most Aqua monsters are WATER monsters, though Aqua monsters for each of the five other primary Attributes do exist.
The effects of Aqua monsters are varied, but many focus on supporting Control playstyles, such as by moving monsters away from the field, changing battle positions, or discarding cards from the opponent's hand. Many Aqua monsters also have a recursion effect to help in a resource grind game.
Themes
TCG/OCG
- Mixed
Rush Duel
Appearance in media
The following characters use Aqua monsters across the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise.
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Icons
These are icons used to represent the Aqua Type in various video games.
Notes
- ↑ The Trap Cards in the archetype can also be Special Summoned as Aqua monsters with their own effects.
- ↑ Kajiki primarily uses sea-related card, some of which are of the Aqua Type.
- ↑ Mako primarily uses sea-related card, some of which are of the Aqua Type.
- ↑ Reginald also uses a number of Aqua monsters in his Deck, most notably "Number 101: Silent Honor ARK" and its Chaos form "Number C101: Silent Honor DARK".
- ↑ Sylvio uses a WATER Monarch deck in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 7: "Mr. Mystery", which consists of Aqua monsters.
- ↑ Diggs uses some Aqua monsters in his evolution-themed Deck to represent prehistoric sea creatures.
