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If Collossal's turn:

Both die. Collossal's revive activates' date=' Goyo's snatch activates. Resolve backwards, you get their Collossal.

 

If Goyo's turn:

Goyo dies, Collossal can Summon self before the snatch.

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This is incorrect. Goyo's "snatch" trigger is to destroy a monster in battle and send to the graveyard. If Goyo itself is no longer on the field at that time, its effect will not activate. This would be true if we were talking about Grave Squirmer or the like, whose effect is triggered by being destroyed in battle and sent to the grave.

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If Collossal's turn:

Both die. Collossal's revive activates' date=' Goyo's snatch activates. Resolve backwards, you get their Collossal.

 

If Goyo's turn:

Goyo dies, Collossal can Summon self before the snatch.

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This is incorrect. Goyo's "snatch" trigger is to destroy a monster in battle and send to the graveyard. If Goyo itself is no longer on the field at that time, its effect will not activate. This would be true if we were talking about Grave Squirmer or the like, whose effect is triggered by being destroyed in battle and sent to the grave.

 

If Goyo Guardian survived battle, it would not make a difference whose turn it was. Goyo Guardian is an Optional Trigger Effect, while Colossal Fighter is a Mandatory Trigger. Colossal Fighter's Mandatory Trigger will always be first in the chain, and Goyo Guardian's Optional Trigger will be second~. Grave Squirmer is also a Mandatory Trigger and would be Chain 1 always and Goyo Chain 2.

 

Chain 1: Colossal Fighter (Target to Special Summon is chosen at this time, Do Not Choose Colossal Fighter If they plan on stealing it with Goyo (why wouldn't they? :3c))

Chain 2: Goyo Guardian

 

Resolving...

 

Chain 2: Goyo Guardian steals Colossal Fighter

Chain 1: Player can Special Summon their targeted Warrior-Type Monster. (and of course, If you targeted Colossal Fighter, the effect would fizzle at this time if Goyo stole it)

 

evilfusion is correct though in terms of if Goyo is removed from the field. If Goyo is not face-up on the field after the defeated monster is "Sent to the Graveyard by battle", either because he is destroyed by the same battle, or other effect, Goyo's effect will not activate.

 

Colossal's effect had been errata'd so that Colossal Fighter's effect to Special Summon a Warrior-Type monster is Optional (by adding You Can).

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If Collossal's turn:

Both die. Collossal's revive activates' date=' Goyo's snatch activates. Resolve backwards, you get their Collossal.

 

If Goyo's turn:

Goyo dies, Collossal can Summon self before the snatch.

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This is incorrect. Goyo's "snatch" trigger is to destroy a monster in battle and send to the graveyard. If Goyo itself is no longer on the field at that time, its effect will not activate. This would be true if we were talking about Grave Squirmer or the like, whose effect is triggered by being destroyed in battle and sent to the grave.

 

...My post is correct if Goyo's ATK is boosted above Collosal though, right? >_>

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You shuffle the deck as you normally would (without being able to see the cards, because that's not legal shuffling) and then you place your deck down, bottom card facing up. Cutting the deck is also done as normal (facedown) before flipping the deck over by Convulsion's effect.

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From my understanding of the Replay Rule, at least provided by the Wiki, a Replay can only occur during the Battle Step, not the Damage Step, so if you attacked Blue Eyes White Dragon with Dark Magician and activated Rush Recklessly during the Damage Step, but the opponent uses SD/AM's effect to negate it, a Replay does not occur. In the event you attacked SD/AM in the same scenario and SD/AM negates Rush Recklessly, it's already gone, so the battle is halted, but no Replay will occur.

 

@Captain Lawless: That is correct.

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It should be able to, as long as it's a condition like ALO being Umi.


In a Glad mirror match' date=' i play Brain Control on their glad and attack them.

Can i tag it out and summon a Glad from my deck?

or do i need to return the monster to my deck for that to occur.

 

and if i had no targets at all? can i just return the monster to the deck anyway?

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You can tag it to get a Glad, but you cannot if you have no targets.

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Does the same thing apply to LV monsters? I seem to recall an instance where (in one of the video games) you can send your Armed LV5, only to search your deck and discover you dont have a LV7 left in your deck. The opponent logically can do the same thing.

 

What's the actual rule regarding such effects? Recruiter monsters like Tomato can activate its effect and come back with "no targets", can't it? Mandatory effects like Sangan obviously come across this as well.

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During the End Phase of the turn that this card was Normal Summoned' date=' you can add 1 Machine-Type Tuner monster from your Deck to your hand.

 

Can this card search a Warrior Tuner that has the text?:

"This card is also treated as a Machine-Type monster."

 

From what I understand, no right?

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It can. Or should be able to. Conditions like that are always active. [cite: Harpie Lady Name Rulings.]

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During the End Phase of the turn that this card was Normal Summoned' date=' you can add 1 Machine-Type Tuner monster from your Deck to your hand.

 

Can this card search a Warrior Tuner that has the text?:

"This card is also treated as a Machine-Type monster."

 

From what I understand, no right?

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in theory, yes, they should be machines in the deck, but I am a little unsure since this rule orignaly only applied to cards that declaired their actual card names as something else, like the harpies.

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The distinction is that the "Permanent name changes" for Deck building state "This card's name is treated as X". Later cards realized the "error" of this. Proto-Cyber states its name is "Cyber Dragon" while on the field. Cyber Dragon Zwei has an effect to alter its name, and is also treated as "Cyber Dragon" while in the graveyard. Dupe and Ronintoadin change their names while on the field. Without the distinction of where the change applies, it can be confusing.

 

For example, Elemental Hero Electrum and Elemental Mistress Doriado. Where do their multiple attribute effects affect their cards? Always or just on the field?

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