Or, you can use it on an opponent monster to get rid of its continuous effect and/or its equip spell cards. E.g., when your opponent activates Lightning Vortex you can use it to save one of your monsters. Enemy Controller has two disadvantages for me though: 1) The cost for its second effect is quite big and 2) It cannot target your own monsters (for the first effect). Gadjiltron 04:35, 29 August 2009 (UTC)Д«oth cards can be used in plenty of situations and are good trump cards to have. Book of Moon turns monsters to Defense only, but Enemy Controller can go both ways, pushing a wall into Attack Position for quick death in battle. Even though 'Brain Control' does not have that second effect and is not a quick-play like Controller is, it has a more modest cost.Дon't forget Enemy Controller's first effect. As for 'Enemy Controller', it's good too, but you might prefer 'Brain Control'.

You can also use it to re-use your Flip Effect monsters. It couples well with 'Shield Crush' and 'Nobleman Of Crossout'. Tribute 1 monster, then target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls take control of that target until the End Phase. Target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls change that targets battle position. Actually, it really depends on what kind of deck you're using or what your overall strategy is, but 'Book Of Moon' has a broader use. Property: Text: Activate 1 of these effects.' Book of Moon' has less of a limit, doesn't it? Danny Lilithborne 03:42, 28 August 2009 (UTC).

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