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What happens if you detach from Number 39 Utopia in response to your opponent activating Kunai with Chain because Utopia declared an attack in Yu-Gi-Oh?
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You can't do it, not like that. Number 39 Utopia's effect is triggered by the attack declaration, meaning if you wish to use it, you have to do it before any other effect is used.
In short, you can't wait to see if the opponent has a way to counter the attack, before choosing to use that particular effect.
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