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In the anime, when a player [[declare]]s an attack, the monster literally attacks the attack target. In most cases the weaker monster will just stand still while the other one destroys it, sometimes it will try to fight back, but will obviously lose unless the player somehow makes it stronger. Some attacks are also given [[Attack name|names]]. | In the anime, when a player [[declare]]s an attack, the monster literally attacks the attack target. In most cases the weaker monster will just stand still while the other one destroys it, sometimes it will try to fight back, but will obviously lose unless the player somehow makes it stronger. Some attacks are also given [[Attack name|names]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:40, 16 April 2012
An attack is an action preferred in the Battle Phase. To attack the player must have at least one monster in Attack Position, with exceptions being "Total Defense Shogun" and "Elemental HERO Rampart Blaster", who may attack while in Defense Position. Performing an attack means you enter the Battle Step. Attacking is one of the main ways to inflict damage to your opponent.
Attacks have no Spell Speed and do not use a chain[1]. You cannot chain to an attack, but you can respond to it.
In the anime, when a player declares an attack, the monster literally attacks the attack target. In most cases the weaker monster will just stand still while the other one destroys it, sometimes it will try to fight back, but will obviously lose unless the player somehow makes it stronger. Some attacks are also given names.
If a player attacks twice when not allowed the opponent gains 3000 life points
