no because when you attivate sakuratsu armor, the monster is destroyed so how is the attack gonna go through.
No. A monster like Elemental HERO Wildheart cannot have its attack negated by Negate Attack, and because the attack was not negated, the battle phase will not end either.
No. Negate Attack targets an opponent's monster, it cannot be used on one you control.
no fiendish chain most certainly does not negate attacks, if the card does not state it negates an attack it does not negate attacks
when an opponent's monster declares an attack
no it doesn't Because Cards like magic cylinder that negate attacks say " negate the attack of a monster and inflict" ect The card only says inflict 1000 points of damage when your opponent attacks your face up monster. So it doesn't stop an attack
No, it's down to timing. Negate Attack must be used when the monster declares the attack, so that's before the Damage Step. Kalut can only be used in the Damage Step itself. So if you're in the right place to use Kalut, you've passed the time when you could have used Negate Attack.
'Negate' is a very specific word in Yu-Gi-Oh. No, Interdimensional Matter Transporter does not 'negate' the attack (unlike cards such as Necro Gardna), but the attack is stopped nonetheless. As soon as the attacking monster leaves the field, that particular attack step ends, the defending monster is not flipped if face-down, and no damage is calculated.
use the attack button
you can not get 4 tailed
Well, I think so, because he wants to kill Naruto. He also wants to attack Konaha, since he got Itachi's eye. He will rest, and then then attack Konaha in Naruto, chapter 490. No. He was going to, but then Pain attacks it, and Naruto faces them. He defeats all of them.
An attack to a person even though you defeated them.
Most attack negation targets, including Sakuretsu Armor and Negate Attack, you could not use those against the Hazy Flame monsters. If there's one that says it does not target, you could use those. You could also use other things like Battle Fader.