Card Rulings talk:Defender, the Magical Knight
But how will it work a defender when summoning it and your opponent then actvates bottomless trap hole? will it be removed then or can he stay on the field by applying its own effect ? —This unsigned comment was made by 190.166.22.170 (talk • contribs) 19:01, 15 May 2009
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- Yes, you can. "Defender, the Magical Knight" will not be destroyed, and will not be removed from play.
- However, (similar to "Breaker the Magical Warrior") the effect of "Defender, the Magical Knight" which gives it a Spell Counter starts a Chain. If your opponent chains "Bottomless Trap Hole", then "Bottomless Trap Hole" resolves before "Defender, the Magical Knight" gets the Spell Counter. "Defender, the Magical Knight" does not have a Spell Counter yet, so you cannot remove THAT Spell Counter to save him. You would have to remove a Spell Counter on a different card.
- --Deus Ex Machina (Talk) 00:56, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
If a defense position Defender, the Magical Knight is attacked by a Red Dragon Archfiend, would Defender lose two spell counters (one for the attack, a second for the effect)? —This unsigned comment was made by 99.249.214.163 (talk • contribs) 16:31, January 7, 2010
- Actually, "Defender, the Magical Knight" would be destroyed. See the Breakdown of the Battle Phase.
- First, during Damage Calculation, "Defender, the Magical Knight" would be destroyed by battle. At this time, you use the effect of "Defender, the Magical Knight", and remove a Spell Counter instead.
- Afterwards, during the "after Damage Calculation" portion, the effect of "Red Dragon Archfiend" activates and tries to destroy all monsters in DEF Mode. The effect of "Defender, the Magical Knight" can only be used once per turn, so you can't use the effect again. All monsters in DEF Mode will be destroyed.
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- --Deus Ex Machina (Talk) 01:38, January 8, 2010 (UTC)
