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Firstly, Jowls does not 'attach' to anything. It just takes control of a monster.

Next, no, the stolen monster can in no way override the restrictive effects of Level Limit Area B or Gravity Bind. It will be forced to remain into attack mode or be stopped from attacking, as directed by those two cards.

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Q: Can Jowls of Dark Demise still attack with an attached monster if level limit area b or gravity bind is on the field?
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Can a monster attack right after you switch?

If you switch it from attack position to defence position you can't because no monster can attack from defence position except from "Total defence shogun". But if you switch it from defence position to attack position then you can attack


When you take control of a opponent's monster and they attack it who loses life points?

It doesn't matter who 'owns' the monster, all that matters is the current controller. If I steal your monster, and attack your other weaker monster with it, it's you who takes the damage because 'your' monster is 'mine' at the moment, no different to my other monsters. If you attack the stolen monster with a stronger one, the same applies, I control the weaker monster, so I take the damage.


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You do.

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In Yu-Gi-Oh if you attack a monster stronger than you do you get destroyed?

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In yu-gi-oh can you attack with one monster and after that attack can you attack again with a other monster?

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In Yugioh does a monster have to attack the newly Special Summoned monster during the Battle Phase if they already declared the attack?

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If you have an Earthbound Immortal monster can you attack an opponent's monster or do you have to attack directly?

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Can raging flame sprite attack your opponent directly or has to attack a monster first?

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In yugioh what happens if your monster attacks a monster with the same attack power?

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In Yugioh what happens if your monster which is weaker attacks a monster that is stronger Do you lose life points and the monster is destroyed or is it just your life points?

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