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| − | ''' | + | To '''unequip''' is to [[Special Summon]] a monster that is currently treated as an [[Equip Card]] from the [[Spell & Trap Card Zone]] to the [[Monster Card Zone]]. |
| − | + | Unequipped monsters are Special Summoned to the side of the [[Playing Field|field]] of the player whose effect caused the monster to be unequipped. | |
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| + | All [[Union Monster]]s and "[[Armory Arm]]" can unequip themselves from an equipped monster if they have not used their own effect to [[equip]] themselves to a monster in the same turn. "[[Formation Union]]" and "[[Combination Attack]]" can both unequip Union Monsters. | ||
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| + | When a Union Monster or "Armory Arm" is treated as an Equip Card, it can unequip itself even if it was not equipped by its own effect, unless specifically stated otherwise (e.g. [[Union Rider]]). | ||
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Revision as of 18:31, 24 June 2013
To unequip is to Special Summon a monster that is currently treated as an Equip Card from the Spell & Trap Card Zone to the Monster Card Zone.
Unequipped monsters are Special Summoned to the side of the field of the player whose effect caused the monster to be unequipped.
All Union Monsters and "Armory Arm" can unequip themselves from an equipped monster if they have not used their own effect to equip themselves to a monster in the same turn. "Formation Union" and "Combination Attack" can both unequip Union Monsters.
When a Union Monster or "Armory Arm" is treated as an Equip Card, it can unequip itself even if it was not equipped by its own effect, unless specifically stated otherwise (e.g. Union Rider).
