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Can Raging Flame Sprite attack your opponent directly with its effect on the very first turn of a duel?
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No, The battle phase cannot be conducted on the first turn of a duel and the only part of the turn that a player can attack is their battle phase. And the effect of "Raging flame Sprite" only lets you target opponent for an attack so it's effect still needs you to declare an attack to work.
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Can raging flame sprite attack your opponent directly or has to attack a monster first?
Raging Flame Sprite Has To Attack A Monster First To Attack Your Opponent Directly.
Can Raging Flame Sprite attack your opponent directly when they have monster out on the field?
Yes unless ur mom is out there then ur screwed cuz shes is huge!! I hate yugio, it can burn in He11 for all i care.
If you have an Earthbound Immortal monster can you attack an opponent's monster or do you have to attack directly?
They 'can' attack directly, meaning they are free to attack the opponent's monsters instead if you wish.
If you use raging flame sprites effect can you attack your opponent afterwards?
no because that card has already preformed is battle phase
Can you attack amonster on the field and an opponent directly in the same turn even if the creature attacking the creature doesnt destroy it?
You can't attack an opponent's creature directly. you attack your opponent directly with your creatures. It's up to them to decide whether or not to block. The exception to this is if one of your creatures has the Provoke ability which means you can force another creature to block it.
In yugioh If you have two monsters that cant be targeted can your opponent attack you directly?
no
What damage does your opponent take when a monster's effect lets it attack your opponent directly?
The damage is equal to the monster's ATK, with all bonuses and penalties applied.
What does sp atk do?
A special attack is an attack where your Pokemon doesn't directly touch the opponent (like tackle, slam, mega punch and chomp). Moves like surf, confusion, psychic and hydro pump are special moves because your Pokemon didnt directly touch the opponent. There are no exeptions that I know of.
Can all Toon monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh attack directly?
There are two different "kinds" of Toon monsters that behave slightly differently. The newer Toon monsters state the following:While you control "Toon World" and your opponent controls no Toon Monsters, this card can attack your opponent directly.So as long as you control "Toon World", a Toon monster can attack your opponent directly even if they control monsters.However, the older Toon monsters and "Manga Ryu-Ran" state:This card can only be Special Summoned while you control "Toon World". ...When "Toon World" is destroyed, destroy this card. If your opponent doesn't control a Toon Monster, this card can attack your opponent directly. If your opponent controls a face-up Toon Monster, you must select it as an attack target.Unlike the newer Toon monsters, these monsters can attack directly even if "Toon World" is not on the field. This is because if "Toon World" is removed from the field other than by being destroyed (returned to your hand, returned to your deck, etc.), your Toon monsters will not be destroyed as well. And since there is no requirement for "Toon World" to be activate so they can direct attack, they can do just that.
Can your Spellcaster attack once more maybe directly after you play Diffusion Wave-Motion?
No. Diffusion Wave-Motion makes that monster attack each of the opponent's monsters that turn. It does not grant one additional attack to make a direct attack afterwards.
If you attack with submarineroid how much attack does it have?
Submarineroid has an original or starting ATK of 800. If you attack an opponent's monster with greater than or equal attack, Submarineroid, would be destroyed just like an other monster. Now, I think the answer to your question is this. When Submarineroid attacks your opponent directly with its effect, the card states This card can attack your opponent directly. When it does, any Battle Damage this card inflicts to your opponent becomes the original ATK of this card. So it will always inflict 800 damage. If you increase or decrease its ATK it will still inflict 800 damage. But if your opponent has no monsters and you directly attack your opponent, Sub wouldn't be attacking using its effect. So the damage inflicted to your opponent will be whatever its ATK is taking into account any increases or decreases in ATK. I hope I'm not going too far, but just to make sure it's understood, here's a scenario. Your opponent has a set monster and Messenger of Peace (MoP) on the field. MoP doesn't let monsters with 1500 or more ATK declare an attack. You have Submarineroid equiped with Axe of Despairmaking its ATK 1800. MoP will not let you attack with Sub because its ATK is over 1500. If MoP wasn't on the field and you attacked directly, you'd inflict only 800 damage. If you attacked the face-down monster you would compare Sub's 1800 ATK to the DEF of the monster to see if it is destroyed in battle. Hope this clears everything up!
Why is rageki banned card in Yu-Gi-Oh?
Rageki kills all of your opponent's monsters without a sacrifice on your part, so you can attack directly
