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| − | | Q = The 3 cards on my field are a "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" in my Pendulum Zone, a face-up Call of the Haunted in my Spell & Trap Zone, and a "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" that was Special Summoned by the effect of that Call of the Haunted. In this situation, if I activate the Pendulum Effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" and target Call of the Haunted, can I apply the last effect of "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]"? | + | | Q = The 3 cards on my field are a "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" in my Pendulum Zone, a face-up "[[Call of the Haunted]]" in my Spell & Trap Zone, and a "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" that was Special Summoned by the effect of that "[[Call of the Haunted]]". In this situation, if I activate the Pendulum Effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" and target "[[Call of the Haunted]]", can I apply the last effect of "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]"? |
| − | | A = In this scenario, since the effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" destroys Call of the Haunted, "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" will be destroyed as well, so you can apply its effect that destroys another card on your field instead. In this case, the only other card you can destroy instead is "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]", so "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" is destroyed and "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" remains in the Monster Zone. (Even in this case, the effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" continues resolving and Sets a "Metalfoes" Spell/Trap Card from your Deck.) | + | | A = In this scenario, since the effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" destroys "[[Call of the Haunted]]", "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" will be destroyed as well, so you can apply its effect that destroys another card on your field instead. In this case, the only other card you can destroy instead is "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]", so "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" is destroyed and "[[Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate]]" remains in the Monster Zone. (Even in this case, the effect of "[[Metalfoes Goldriver]]" continues resolving and Sets a "Metalfoes" Spell/Trap Card from your Deck.) |
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Latest revision as of 06:53, 6 February 2019
OCG Rulings
- This card's effect that prevents your opponent from activating Spell/Trap Cards when this card battles is a Continuous Effect.[1]
- This card's effect that prevents your opponent's monsters from targeting other monsters for attacks is a Continuous Effect.[1]
- This card's effect that destroys an opponent's monster is an Ignition Effect. (It targets 1 monster in your opponent's Monster Zone.)[1]
- This card's effect that allows you to destroy another card on your field instead when this card would be destroyed is a Continuous Effect. (It can be applied during the Damage Step.)[1]
Q&A Rulings
- Q: The 3 cards on my field are a "Metalfoes Goldriver" in my Pendulum Zone, a face-up "Call of the Haunted" in my Spell & Trap Zone, and a "Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate" that was Special Summoned by the effect of that "Call of the Haunted". In this situation, if I activate the Pendulum Effect of "Metalfoes Goldriver" and target "Call of the Haunted", can I apply the last effect of "Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate"?
- A: In this scenario, since the effect of "Metalfoes Goldriver" destroys "Call of the Haunted", "Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate" will be destroyed as well, so you can apply its effect that destroys another card on your field instead. In this case, the only other card you can destroy instead is "Metalfoes Goldriver", so "Metalfoes Goldriver" is destroyed and "Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate" remains in the Monster Zone. (Even in this case, the effect of "Metalfoes Goldriver" continues resolving and Sets a "Metalfoes" Spell/Trap Card from your Deck.)[2][3]
