Forum:Junk Archer's Effect

Just for if that monster my opponent took by Autonomous Action Unit or Monster Reborn (for casual) is on my opponent's side of the field and I activate Junk Archer to remove my monster from their side of the field, what will happening if it return to field? Will it remains on opponent's or back to mine? --FredCat100 01:09, February 16, 2010 (UTC)

Junk Archer's effect says:

"Once per turn you can remove 1 monster your opponent controls from play. During the End Phase, the removed monster returns to the opponent's side of the field, in the same Battle Position."

So, your opponent will still receive the monster. --Blue (Talk) 01:39, February 16, 2010 (UTC)

Thanks, Blue... I just original thought that my own monster should return to mine, as of his effect, when I lost my Stardust Dragon and try activate some card that can destroy card. My opponent end up prevent that with my corrupt Stardust Dragon, and at End Phase, it returned to my side instead, since it's under my control, original. But you clear it up by Junk Archer's effect. --FredCat100 02:40, February 16, 2010 (UTC)

Err, note that "Junk Archer" removes the monster temporarily, similar to "Interdimensional Matter Transporter". "Autonomous Action Unit" and "Monster Reborn" give your opponent permanent control of the monster, so the monster returns to your opponent and stays there. But, if your opponent only has control of the monster temporarily (such as by "Enemy Controller" or "Shien's Spy"), then it returns to your opponent, and then the monster immediately returns to your side of the field. --Deus Ex Machina (Talk) 03:05, February 16, 2010 (UTC)