Yu-Gi-Oh

No, Rare Metalmorph does not satisfy the summon conditions. There is a difference in saying "Metalmorph" and "a Metalmorph card", in that the former means a card called, and only called Metalmorph, while the second wording will mean any card with Metalmorph in the name. You see the first kind of wording on things like Dark Magic Curtain, since it says Dark Magician and not Dark Magician card, it can only summon a regular Dark Magician, and not, say, Dark Magician Girl. You see the second kind on Six Samurai monsters, their effects work with any other card with Six Samurai in their name.

Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon requires the Red-Eyes to be equipped with Metalmorph, and only the regular Metalmorph will do.

A Synchro Summon is a special summon, so the summoned monster can be in attack or defence mode, just must be face up.

If it's from the games you just keep battling her and eventually she'll add you and you can search her. I no this definitely works on "GX Spirit caller".

Any star will flash, due to effects in Earth's atmosphere. This might be more obvious in brighter stars. Planets, which otherwise also look like stars - such as Venus, or Jupiter - don't flash like the stars due. This is because of their larger angular diameter, which tends to even out irregularities due to Earth's atmosphere.

That's easy to answer. The god cards are definitely stronger than the "wicked gods", if that's what you want to call them that. the three "wicked gods" are called "the wicked eraser" "the wicked avatar" and "the wicked dreadroot". the Egyptian god cards are far stronger than those pathetic "Wicked" cards, far too powerful to destroy. the only "wicked" god that MIGHT have a chance against even slifer is "the wicked dreadroot", cause it halves the atk of ALL monsters on the field, EXCEPT itself. but..... that's my point of view. its an opinion.

hi i am just someone who wants to improve this answer. in my opinion the wicked gods are better than the gods..... why because the wickeds are stronger they could be equip with equip cards. for example the if the wicked avatar battles oblisk the wicked avatar would have 4100 atk. and the winged dragon of ra's effect sucks because you MUST pay almost all your life points until you have 100 LP, so you can just use oozaki or Just desserts to finish him. Slifer can be effected by effect monster or spells or trap card. wicked dreadroot can halve the attack of alot of monsters and it has 4000 attack and can suicide with oblisk. i don't know about much of wicked eraser. so that's it

i would say the god cards because true avatars effect makes him stronger than the strongest monster on the feild by 100 but obelisks effect gets rid of all of the wicked gods

oblelisks would set off wicked erasers effect that would destroy everything. the wicked gods are counter parts to the god cards and there effects cant be negated

Gladiator Beasts don't "Contact Fuse" Only Neo-Spacians do. This term was coined because of the time that Gladiator Beasts were brought into the game, and their style of play. Had they come out shortly after the XYZ fusions, perhaps they would be called something else.

But Gladiator Beast Fusions can be fused at any time during the turn player's main phases, so long as the monsters are successfully summoned to the field, and not destroyed upon summoning.

Grand Mole does not cause a replay as the effect activates at the beginning of the Damage Step - once the Damage Step is entered, no effect will cause a replay. However since it returns the attacking monster to hand, there's not much point of discussing if it causes a replay or not - a replay is the continuation or discontinuation of an attack if a potential attack target appears or disappears before the damage step. If the attacker has left the field, it's simply not there to do that.

If Number 39 Utopia is attacked while it has no XYZ Material, it will destroy itself in response. This will cause a replay.

Only if you haven't activated it yet.

Scenario 1: player A summons Kerykeion. Player B activates Fiendish Chain. Player A activates Mystical Space Typhoon to destroy Fiendish Chain. Player A is allowed to activate Kerykeion's effect.

Scenario 2: Player A summons Kerykeion. Player B allows it. Player A activates Kerykeions effect, removing an Evilswarm monster and and targeting to add a different Evilswarm monster. Player B responds with Fiendish Chain, targeting Kerykeion. Player A then plays Mystical Space Typhoon to destroy Fiendish Chain. Player A is no longer allowed to activate Kerykeion this turn since his effect was already activated this turn.

They represent different kinds of spell cards.

A lightning bolt-shaped symbol means the card is Quickplay, it is spell speed 2 and can be chained to other activations. If it has been Set on the field for a turn, then it can be activated in the opponent's turn too.

A plus-shaped symbol means it is an Equip card. These are equipped to one face-up monster on the field and provide an effect, usually an ATK boost.

A sideways '8' infinity symbol means the card is Continuous. They remain on the field after the resolve.

A star-shaped symbol means it is a Field Spell Card. Only one can be active at a time, if a new one is activated, the old one is destroyed.

A flame-shaped symbol is a Ritual Spell card. These allow you to Ritual Summon a monster.

Finally one without any of these is a Normal spell card, these go to the graveyard after resolution as normal.

Yes, look at this site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXpmtzdY87M (You may have to copy and paste) it shows you how to promote a card. after a card has been promoted, it can be used as a deck leader.

The exodia with EN in front of its number is just from the most recent English language print of LOB.

After DCR (Dark Crisis), the different English language card codes (LOB-E for the UK, LOB for the USA, LOB-A for Australia, etc) were abolished, and they used EN for all future prints and reprints.

You can only summon it from your hand, not your deck.

at some point you can special summon it from the graveyard or from the deck by effects of magic or trap cards. -shar0414-

you can also special summon any dragon except for red eyes darkness metal dragon when you have red eyes darkness metal dragon on the filed.

Dear asker.....

i would suggest by-passing red eyes black dragon and go for "Red Eye's Darkness Metal Dragon"

With him u do not need REBD.And he can summon Dragons from your "had or "graveyard" that dont have the same name.

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The Winged Dragon of Ra is not a valid Yu-gi-oh! game card, and therefore has no effects. Some people derive rules for it from the anime, but these rules are often contradictory.

The timing is missed on an optional trigger if something 'happen', such as a resolution or another summon, after the trigger condition is met but before it has time to activate. After it has activated correctly, it can no longer miss the timing, even if something resolves before it.

The synchro summon is the trigger condition for both effects. As a mandatory trigger, TG Hyper Librarian will activate first as chain link 1. Nothing has 'happened' yet, to make Formula Synchron miss the timing, the optional trigger will be placed at chain link 2. They will resolve in reverse order as normal.

Not likely, but it would be easier to find a monster that cannot be destroyed by battle.

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Majestic red dragon because its got 3500 ATK and 2800 DEF BUT Majestic star dragon is cool to.

IMPROVEMENT: if ur opponent has many face-downs, it would be smarter to use

majestic star dragon. if not, use majestic red dragon's eff to get rid of their monsters

No. Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World's inherent special summon can only be used on your own turn.

Only monsters who summon themselves by a Triggered Effect, or by Quick Effect, or specifically say they can be summoned on the opponent's turn, can do otherwise.

they are negative energy created when the reactor broke. it is created by one dark tuner whose level is under 0 and a regular monster.

It would function exactly the same as if it were equipped to one of your monsters, except you are giving their monster the 300ATK bonus instead of one of your own.

Note that when the condition is right, Vicious Claw will still return to your hand, because you are its owner, and your opponent will still be the one who gets the token.

Flint is sent to the graveyard

well if you miss 8 pills you should always check ur pack then you can start counting

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No. As soon as you enter the end phase, Fiendish will effect the monster.