Difference between revisions of "Card Rulings:Chimeratech Overdragon"
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* "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" can [[attack]] the same [[monster]] more than once if the attack [[target]] is not [[destroyed]], such as an [[Attack Position]] "[[Spirit Reaper]]".<ref name="Netrep"/> | * "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" can [[attack]] the same [[monster]] more than once if the attack [[target]] is not [[destroyed]], such as an [[Attack Position]] "[[Spirit Reaper]]".<ref name="Netrep"/> | ||
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* If "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" attacks directly, and then the opponent [[Special Summon]]s a monster during the same [[Battle Phase]] it cannot attack it.<ref name="Netrep"/> | * If "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" attacks directly, and then the opponent [[Special Summon]]s a monster during the same [[Battle Phase]] it cannot attack it.<ref name="Netrep"/> | ||
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===Mentions in Other Rulings=== | ===Mentions in Other Rulings=== | ||
*After "[[Asura Priest]]"/"[[Berserk Dragon]]"/"[[Elemental Hero Wildedge]]"/etc attacks a monster, it cannot attack directly during that turn. After "[[Asura Priest]]" etc attacks directly, if your opponent Special Summons a monster, then "[[Asura Priest]]" etc cannot attack the monster.<ref>[http://yugioh.faq.konami.jp/EokpControl?&lang=en&tid=38767&event=FE0006 Konami FAQ]: When "Asura Priest" attacks a monster, can it then attack directly?</ref> | *After "[[Asura Priest]]"/"[[Berserk Dragon]]"/"[[Elemental Hero Wildedge]]"/etc attacks a monster, it cannot attack directly during that turn. After "[[Asura Priest]]" etc attacks directly, if your opponent Special Summons a monster, then "[[Asura Priest]]" etc cannot attack the monster.<ref>[http://yugioh.faq.konami.jp/EokpControl?&lang=en&tid=38767&event=FE0006 Konami FAQ]: When "Asura Priest" attacks a monster, can it then attack directly?</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 29 March 2010
Contents
TCG Rulings
- When you Fusion Summon this card you can use a substitute, such as "King of the Swamp", for the "Cyber Dragon", but not for the Machine-Type monsters. That means you can use a maximum of 1 substitute monster in the Fusion Summon.[1]
- The effect that sends all your other cards to the Graveyard is a Trigger Effect and it can be chained to.[1]
- "Chimeratech Overdragon" can attack the same monster more than once if the attack target is not destroyed, such as an Attack Position "Spirit Reaper".[1]
- If "Chimeratech Overdragon" attacks directly, and then the opponent Special Summons a monster during the same Battle Phase it cannot attack it.[1]
- You can activate "De-Fusion" and target "Chimeratech Overdragon", but you can only Special Summon the Fusion Material Monsters if you have enough vacant Monster Card Zones for ALL of the Fusion Material Monsters you used.[1]
- If this card is Special Summoned by the effect of "Future Fusion" while you have "Cyber Phoenix" in Attack Position, when this card's effect sends all other cards you control to the Graveyard "Future Fusion" is still being negated, so the "Chimeratech Overdragon" will not be destroyed and remains on the field.[1]
- If "Skill Drain" is activated, "Chimeratech Overdragon" will have its ATK reduced to 0 and cannot attack multiple monsters. This remains even if "Skill Drain" is later removed.[2]
- After "Chimeratech Overdragon" attacks a monster(s) with its effect, it cannot attack your opponent's Life Points directly.[3]
Mentions in Other Rulings
- Revoke Fusion: You cannot Special Summon a Fusion Material Monster that is not specified by name. Example: You cannot select "Chimeratech Overdragon" with "Revoke Fusion" and Special Summon a "Blowback Dragon", but you can Special Summon a "Cyber Dragon".
- Shrink: For monsters like "Chimeratech Overdragon", "Megarock Dragon" and "UFOroid Fighter" whose original ATK is set when they are Summoned, "Shrink" will halve that value.
OCG Rulings
- The ATK of "Fog King" is the combined Original ATK of the Tributed monsters after they were Tributed. If "Chimeratech Overdragon"/"Megarock Dragon"/"King of the Skull Servants" is Tributed, "?" ATK is treated as 0, so "Fog King" will have 0 ATK.[4]
- If "Jinzo" and "Jinzo - Returner" are sent to the Graveyard simultaneously by "Future Fusion" to Special Summon "Chimeratech Overdragon", you can activate the effect of "Jinzo - Returner" and Special Summon the sent "Jinzo".[5]
- "Grave of the Super Ancient Organism" will also prevent the activation of mandatory effects, such as the Trigger Effect of "Chimeratech Overdragon" which sends all cards on your field to the Graveyard.[6]
Mentions in Other Rulings
- After "Asura Priest"/"Berserk Dragon"/"Elemental Hero Wildedge"/etc attacks a monster, it cannot attack directly during that turn. After "Asura Priest" etc attacks directly, if your opponent Special Summons a monster, then "Asura Priest" etc cannot attack the monster.[7]
References
- ↑ a b c d e f Netrep: Individual Card Rulings on Netrep
- ↑ UDE Judges' List: Skill Drain's impact on monsters with variable ATK and/or DEF
- ↑ UDE Judges' List: chimeratech overdragon attacking all monster
- ↑ Konami FAQ: When Tributing a monster whose Original ATK has changed - like "Megarock Dragon" - for "Fog King", what does the ATK become?
- ↑ Konami FAQ: When "Jinzo" and "Jinzo - Returner" are sent to the Graveyard simultaneously, can "Jinzo" be Special Summoned?
- ↑ Konami FAQ: If "Chimeratech Overdragon" is Fusion Summoned after "Grave of the Super Ancient Organism" was activated, does its effect activate?
- ↑ Konami FAQ: When "Asura Priest" attacks a monster, can it then attack directly?
