Yu-Gi-Oh

Yes, the XYZ monster will gain "When it is Xyz Summoned: Draw 1 card. When it is Xyz Summoned: Draw 1 card." so you will draw twice.

Heavy Storm is a Normal Spell Card that destroys Spell and Trap cards on the field. It's most useful if your opponent has Set cards, active Equip Spells, and Continuous Spells and Traps but you have none.

you combine a dragon with a knight

Fort Pillow

yes

it can

It has ended up on the forbidden list for Yu-Gi-Oh because it is valuable for duelists who want to control opponents monsters and use them as a sacrifice to summon their higher level monsters.

It only costs the duelist 800 life points which is worth gambling because if their opponent controls only 1 monster and it gets targeted by Brain Control then the control of the duel could change and the Brain Control user can attack the life points directly after stealing their opponents only monster. This is why it's forbidden and it is certain it will stay there until the card is not used as much in tournaments.

'Snatch Steal' cannot be used in Advanced Format, but limited to 1 in Traditional Format.

dark paladin

Yes, as long as that card can be given spell counters.

you got 2 fight kagamaro

the boss a bunch of times

Oogway chose Po because he came down after having enough courage to get on a chair with fireworks. Plus there are no accidents.

yes just like

using de-fusion

Any spell destruction card will destroy it - Heavy Storm, Dust Tornado, Breaker the Magical Warrior, etc.

If Herald of Perfection is successfully Ritual Summoned and is sent to the Graveyard, it is then eligible to be Special Summoned from the Graveyard, unless specifically denied by another card effect.

go on wi-fi then download ghost data OS a person named gino then duel him and you will

automatically get 13000 dp

It costs 5 dolla

You can, but one thing it doesn't stop is their maintenance costs. These aren't treated as true effects, or rather, effects that can't be negated.

You pull holographic cards randomly in packs. In most packs, there are 9 cards (exeptions are dark biginnings/ revelations, duelist packs) and one of them is guarrenteed to be a rare or holographic card. Rare cards have silver lettering, and holographics have either a shiny picture of gold lettering or both. The different types of holos are super rare, ultra rare, secret rare, ultimate rare, and ghost rare. Rare cards are more common than holos so you usually don't get a holo in your first few packs, but u will get one soon.

actually in improvement to this there are several methods to almost perfectly ensuring holo pulls.

-fist method: crazy as it sounds any holo yugioh card aside from ultimate will be heavier then rares or commons. so buy a scale that measures very exact in grams. usually to .01 or .001 of a gram. weight all the packs and sort them into 3 main groups. lightest, middle and heaviset. the middle pile will be largest and heaviest the smallest.

in my experience this does not work on blister packs because konmai and upperdeck use diffrent cadrboards to throw off scalers.

if u way in store. be discreet or ask the manager. its completely legal but some managers are really strict about it. and if they ask explain and be polite.

-second method: its called freezing and basically u will buy packs and stick them in the freezer. the packs with holos will puff up and be bigger or wider than ones with rares. it does not effect the card after taking them out of the freezer.

this will work on blister packs but u have to be careful when judging the puffiness and expansion because of the plastic covering.

-third method (really reliable if u get good at it): look at the packaging if there is some difference between packs such as a stray dot or darker color then open those. be careful though. i did this on e duelist pack yugi wich was ever so slightly darker and pulled a mirror force.

Mirage Tube

no

Yes, Trap Hole targets the monster you use it against.