Yu-Gi-Oh

dragon master knight because he gains 500 additional attack points for each dragon-type monster on your side of the field

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Konami was created on 1969-03-21.

The Winged Dragon of Ra's original print was released as a Secret Rare and Ultra Rare. The Winged Dragon of Ra'sEffect Monster version was released as a Ultra Rare.

yes evem though u cant read it, it's still good u can online and type in dark magican and it will tell u its effect

He has lost to the following people:

Zane Truesdale

Aster Pheonix

Thats the only people I know that took him down.

it depends what card and the rareity and value

The exact wording might have changed from print to print, but Kuriboh's actual game effect has always been the same since its original print in the Yugi starter deck.

if you mean the one in Texas, yes. Search "spring branch tx card shops" on Google Maps, and i found there is more than 18000 results.

Yes kuriboh is male kuribon is female

Sounds like the Equip card, 'Ekibyo Drakmord'.

The abillity to special summon each other. And shyncro for shien. And its just a really fast deck. All tho the regular six sams are not as good as the legendary ones even tho there effects are better! They can't special summon each other

You can tribute this card to negate the activation of Spell Card, Trap Card, or Effect Monster's effect that destroys a Card (s) on the field and destroy that card. If you negate an effect this way, you can special summon this card from your Graveyard during the End Phase

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Yes. Lord of D. only protects Dragons from effects that target. Lightning Vortex does not target.

Since a Counter Trap is spell speed 3, and De-Fusion is spell speed 2, that situation can't arise. De-Fusion cannot be chained to any Counter Trap. That means the Counter Trap will resolve and destroy the Fusion Monster, before you get a chaince to use De-Fusion.

It seems there's a typographical error in your question, as the expressions "fxxx 1" and "fgxgfxx" are unclear. Could you please provide more context or clarify what you mean by these expressions? This will help me give you a more accurate answer.

Exodia's win condition is that all five parts are in your hand, while Exodia Necross' summoning condition is that all five parts are in your graveyard. It's much, much easier to get them all into the graveyard, than it is to have all five in your hand at the same time. So a deck based around Exodia Necross will try to put them there, rather than play to get them all in hand.

No.

1 - Even though pack contents are randomised, and some cards are worth more, the fact is that the contents are always 'worth' what you paid for. Consider a lottery ticket - it is worthless if you didn't win, you paid for a chance to win a larger amount. But with a pack of cards, you paid for a pack of game-legal, usable cards and that's what you got, even though other people will buy certain cards for more than the pack was worth.

2 - Tournaments are 'gaming', not gambling. This distinction is very clear in legal terms.

It is part of Burst Stream of Destruction's conditions, that any Blue-Eyes you control cannot attack that turn. So if you've already attacked with one, then it's impossible to satisfy this condition, and you can't activate the card.

As this summon is on resolution of an Ignition Effect, Worm Yagan can only special summon itself in your own main phases.

In general, only monsters with a Trigger (ie, ones that say 'when/if' something happens) can special summon themselves in the opponent's turn. So Gorz and Battle Fader can, and Pyramid Turtle can summon something in the opponent's turn too. However things like Dark Armed Dragon, or Plaguespreader Zombie, cannot.

That is the correct spelling of the botany term "chloroplasts" (plural). The chloroplasts, found mostly in the leaf cells of green plants, are where sunlight acts on chlorophyll to begin the process of photosynthesis.

yes it does. any monster, whatever position, would work