Phantom Fog Blade

[Wildflame]

 

Activate this card by targeting 1 Effect Monster on the field. You can only use the (2) effect of “Phantom Fog Blade” once per turn.
(1) That target cannot attack, cannot be attacked, and its effects are negated. When it leaves the field, destroy this card.
(2) You can banish this card from your Graveyard, then target 1 “Phantom Knights” monster in your Graveyard; Special Summon it, but banish it if it leaves the field.

 

More Yuto goodness. Interesting first effect.

[Atypical-Abbie]

I suppose you can use this to blow something up and get another Phantom Knight with Breaksword. But hey, I guess you won't have to run Fiendish or Breakthrough in their Deck, so that's neat.

[Flash Flyer - Sakura]

First effect is essentially Fiendish Chain with revival, except it also makes the opponent's LP vulnerable if they have no other monsters.

That's kind of cool, I guess

 

Let's see what sorts of stuff Yuto gets in the Main Deck; effect-wise.

Still revival though, so...

[UltimateIRS]

First effect is essentially Fiendish Chain, except it also makes the opponent's LP vulnerable if they have no other monsters.

 

It actually doesn't, because it doesn't make the monster stop preventing direct attacks.

[evilfusion]

I'd expect this card to follow the rulings of Earthbound Immortals, in that you can't attack at all if it's the only monster.

 

Guardian Kay'est and The Legendary Fisherman are...very unique. Very old, very bad. I'm sure it's no coincidence that they've never used that type of effect/ruling again. They were back in the days of the game where removal wasn't a huge thing, so you would have been able to stall practically forever if they couldn't be attacked.

[Atypical-Abbie]

You can't attack directly if a monster cannot be attacked, peroid. Only if the card says you can attack directly instead or you have a direct attacker may you still do that. It goes the same for this card.

[~British Soul~]

So it basically turns the monster you're Fiendishing into an Earthbound Immortal then, ok. At least they won't need Fiendish or BTS and with the other cards, using this for revival shouldn't be difficult either.

 

All in all, it's a neat card.

[Maeriberii Haan]

I like how this can be used on your own monster if you desperately need a battle protection that much against a big field, which is something.

[Miror B]

I'd expect this card to follow the rulings of Earthbound Immortals, in that you can't attack at all if it's the only monster.

 

Guardian Kay'est and The Legendary Fisherman are...very unique. Very old, very bad. I'm sure it's no coincidence that they've never used that type of effect/ruling again. They were back in the days of the game where removal wasn't a huge thing, so you would have been able to stall practically forever if they couldn't be attacked.

Kay'est was actually errata'd to say it doesn't prevent direct attacks, so Legendary Fisherman is the only one that's weird.

 

So we know for a fact that it actually has to say it doesn't stop direct attcaks.

[evilfusion]

Kay'est was actually errata'd to say it doesn't prevent direct attacks, so Legendary Fisherman is the only one that's weird.

 

So we know for a fact that it actually has to say it doesn't stop direct attcaks.

 

Fisherman also has that errata.

 

I'm saying that Kay'est and Fisherman are the ONLY cards that function this way. They're ancient cards, from a day where the inability to attack them, plus their innate immunity to Spells, would have made them ridiculous stallers.

[Miror B]

Fisherman also has that errata.

 

I'm saying that Kay'est and Fisherman are the ONLY cards that function this way. They're ancient cards, from a day where the inability to attack them, plus their innate immunity to Spells, would have made them ridiculous stallers.

Oh I thought you were talking about ancient text.

 

In that case, Ghostrick Mansion also works this way.