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I have a second question too: Can you activate [[Dark Mirror Force]] after you use [[Zero Gravity]] when your opponent declares an attack?
 
I have a second question too: Can you activate [[Dark Mirror Force]] after you use [[Zero Gravity]] when your opponent declares an attack?
 
--[[User:MrVariant|MrVariant]] 16:40, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
 
--[[User:MrVariant|MrVariant]] 16:40, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
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1. It happens what it says: As the destroyer is the only thing left on the field he's destroyed due to its effect.
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2. You can chain Dark Mirror Force to Zero Gravity but that would have no use. And after the effect of Zero Gravity has resolved you can no longer activate Dark Morror Force. You should first activate Dark Mirror Force and then chain with Zero Gravity, so the monsters would be first change to defense position and then the effect can work properly.

Revision as of 16:56, 17 September 2009

I wanted to know what happens if the whole field is wiped at once, such as with Demise, King of Armageddon and I activate Blast with Chain on my monster.

I have a second question too: Can you activate Dark Mirror Force after you use Zero Gravity when your opponent declares an attack? --MrVariant 16:40, September 17, 2009 (UTC)

1. It happens what it says: As the destroyer is the only thing left on the field he's destroyed due to its effect.

2. You can chain Dark Mirror Force to Zero Gravity but that would have no use. And after the effect of Zero Gravity has resolved you can no longer activate Dark Morror Force. You should first activate Dark Mirror Force and then chain with Zero Gravity, so the monsters would be first change to defense position and then the effect can work properly.