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If you declare light when you special summon Tualatin can your opponent summon light monsters?
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∙ 14y ago
Well the first issue is that if you declare LIGHT, Tualatin itself will be destroyed. If he leaves the field, his continuous effect is no longer applied, so the opponent is still able to normal or special summon Light monsters.
If Tualatin somehow survives this destruction in some way (ie, a continuous effect made his attribute into non-LIGHT) then yes, while he remains face-up on the field, the opponent cannot normal or special summon Light monsters.
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