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If you attack with summoned skull and your opponent activates call of the haunted and brings blue eyes can you avoid the attack and end your turn or you must attack it?
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Yes, that's fine. He activates Monster Reborn, targeting Blue-Eyes. You chain Call of the Haunted, targeting the same one. Just because Monster Reborn targeted it first, does not mean other cards can't target it. The chain resolves in reverse order as normal, so your Call of the Haunted resolves first, summoning the Blue-Eyes, then his Monster Reborn resolves without effect because the target is gone (he cannot select a new target).
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∙ 13y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoYou can avoid it, as this causes a 'replay'.
If, after you declare an attack, a potential attack target appears or disappears before the damage step, then a replay occurs. The attacking monster can either continue his attack (and can select a new attack target) or forfeit its attack for that turn.
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∙ 13y agoYes they may - the graveyards are considered public knowledge and the opponent may ask to see the full contents at any time. They should ask before handling your cards, but you can't deny allowing them to see everything in your graveyard.
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If your opponent declares a direct attack and you activate call of the haunted to bring back a monster is the direct attack negated since a monster appeared on your side of the field?
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yes
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Jinzo's summon will be negated, its continuous effect will never be applied.
