Official Q&A (English)

I have "Ryuujin Yamato Spirit" in the battle zone with "Ryuuga Ryujin Dosfang" placed under it.

When only the "Ryuujin Yamato Spirit" card was returned to my hand by "Ryumyaku-jutsu Rakujou no Kei", can I leave the "Ryuuga Ryujin Dosfang" that was placed under it in the battle zone through reconstruction?

A. Yes, you can leave it in the battle zone.

Reconstruction also occurs when the card shown as an evolution cross gear leaves the battle zone. If the card below is one that can exist in the battle zone on its own, you can leave it in the battle zone.

Official Q&A #49440 (Japanese)

I control "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" with 3 cards placed under it in the battle zone. The second card from the top of the cards under it is "Onikaku Atom Jaouga".

When I used the replacement effect of 'CRY-S-MAX Evolution' of "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" to destroy 3 of my cards, I put "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" and 2 cards other than the "Onikaku Atom Jaouga" under it into the graveyard.

Can I leave the remaining card, "Onikaku Atom Jaouga", in the battle zone through reconstruction?

A. Yes, you can leave it in the battle zone.

Even if multiple cards making up an evolution creature leave at the same time, reconstruction takes place if the card shown as the evolution creature (in this case "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X") has left.

Official Q&A #49439 (Japanese)

With 'Cho-Jigen Summon', can I summon a colorless creature from the hyperspatial zone?

Reference: "Todoroku Chouyaku Teleport Zone"

A. No, you cannot summon it.

A colorless card is a card that has no civilization, so in any situation it is never treated as having 'all of its civilizations in your mana zone'.

Official Q&A #49433 (Japanese)

With the 'at the start of your turn' ability of "Daichi Kondama-2", I gave it 'Sasageru 2'.

This turn, when I summon my Dispector, can I use 'Sasageru 2' twice to reduce the cost by a total of 4?

A. Yes, you can use 'Sasageru 2' twice and summon the Dispector with the cost reduced by a total of 4.

Official Q&A #49432 (Japanese)

When summoning my Dispector, I used 'Sasageru' with "Aarukaito no Denei".

With the 'when this is destroyed' ability of this "Aarukaito no Denei", can I make the Dispector I summoned unable to be chosen by my opponent's spells?

Reference: "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga"

A. Yes, you can.

When you summon a Dispector creature using 'Sasageru', the element you used 'Sasageru' on is destroyed before that Dispector enters the battle zone, but its 'when this is destroyed' ability waits and is resolved after the Dispector has entered the battle zone and the summoning process has finished.

Official Q&A #49431 (Japanese)

With the 'at the end of your turn' ability of my "Tetsuka Sakayume Eingdan Oumabuton", I discarded one card from my hand.

The next turn is not my opponent's turn but my own extra turn. How does the effect 'if you do, during the next turn, your opponent can execute only 1 card' work?

A. In that case, your opponent can execute only 1 card during your extra turn. It does not take effect during the turn after that extra turn (your opponent's normal turn).

The effect 'if you do, during the next turn, your opponent can execute only 1 card' of "Tetsuka Sakayume Eingdan Oumabuton" takes effect regardless of whose turn the turn after using the ability is.

Official Q&A #49430 (Japanese)

During my opponent's turn, the 'EX Life' shield of my tapped "Shouji Sakayume Scorash "Haran"" left, and I used the ability 'when this creature's "EX Life" shield leaves' to gain an extra turn.

After that opponent's turn ends, is my next turn my normal turn or the extra turn gained through the ability of "Shouji Sakayume Scorash "Haran""?

A. It is the extra turn gained through the ability of "Shouji Sakayume Scorash "Haran"". When you gain an extra turn, that extra turn is added immediately after the current turn.

When the extra turn gained through the ability of "Shouji Sakayume Scorash "Haran"" ends, you then take your normal turn.

(Comprehensive Rules 500.5)

Official Q&A #49429 (Japanese)

The reminder text of 'W-Sympathy' on "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark" says '(however, the cost cannot become less than 1)' and the minimum cost is 2. What is the minimum cost of a creature in my hand that was given 'W-Sympathy' by that ability?

A. Regardless of the reminder text of "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark"'s own 'W-Sympathy', the minimum cost of a creature in your hand depends on its civilizations.

The cost of a creature with only one civilization or a colorless creature can be reduced to a minimum of 1. The cost of a creature with two civilizations can be reduced to a minimum of 2, and a creature with three civilizations to a minimum of 3. (Likewise, a minimum of 4 for four civilizations and a minimum of 5 for five civilizations.)

For example, if you have "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark" and 3 face-up cards in your shield zone, you can summon "Kouryu Savvark" from your hand for 1 cost using 'W-Sympathy'.

Official Q&A #49428 (Japanese)

I control "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark" in the battle zone and have 1 face-up card in my shield zone.

When I summon "Volzeos-Balamord" using "Shinsekaiou no Touki" from my hand and "Shinsekaiou no Shisou" and "Shinsekaiou no Ken'i" from my mana zone, can I reduce the cost by giving them 'W-Sympathy' with "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark"'s 'give all creatures in your hand "W-Sympathy: face-up cards in your shield zone"'?

A. Yes, you can give them 'W-Sympathy' and summon it with the cost reduced by 2.

When summoning "Volzeos-Balamord", if even some of the cards that make it up are in your hand, 'W-Sympathy' is given by the ability of "Kouhuu Sakayume Savesvark".

Official Q&A #49427 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" in the battle zone.

With the 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability of my "Minogami & Oukabuto / T.2.D.", when I cast a Twinpact spell from each of my and my opponent's mana zones, the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" ('when your opponent executes a card that is not a creature, you may instead turn one face-up card in your shield zone face down and put the card being executed into its owner's graveyard') was applied twice, and each was put into the graveyard instead of being cast.

After that, with 'after casting all of them, its owner puts the element side of it from their graveyard into the battle zone', will the creature sides of the Twinpact cards I tried to cast each enter the battle zone from the graveyard?

A. No, they cannot enter and both remain in the graveyard.

Because they were put into the graveyard instead of being cast as a result of the replacement effects, their element sides cannot be put into the battle zone either.

Official Q&A #49426 (Japanese)

I control "Yattareman" and "Dramatic Musuko" in the battle zone.

In this situation, if I summon a second "Yattareman" using 'J.O.E. 2', can I summon it without paying its cost?

A. No, because the effect of "Yattareman" does not allow the cost to become 0 or less, you must pay at least 1 cost even if you use 'J.O.E. 2'.

Official Q&A #49425 (Japanese)

I control "Dramatic Musuko" in the battle zone.

When I summon "Gekiatsu Ponnosuke" or "Beach Boys II Men" from my hand or the top of my deck, can I use 'J.O.E. 2' to summon each of them without paying their cost?

Similar example: "D no Inseki Dangerous Comet"

A. "Gekiatsu Ponnosuke", which is colorless, has its cost to pay become 0 if you use 'J.O.E. 2', so you can summon it without paying its cost.

"Beach Boys II Men", which is a water civilization creature, requires paying its civilization when summoned, so even if you use 'J.O.E. 2', you cannot summon it unless you tap one water civilization card.

Official Q&A #49424 (Japanese)

I control "Dramatic Musuko" in the battle zone.

When I summon "Yattareman" from the top of my deck with its ability, can I look at what the 2nd card from the top of the deck under it is before deciding whether to use 'J.O.E. 2'?

A. No, you must decide whether to use 'J.O.E. 2' before checking what the 2nd card is.

When you declare the execution of a card, that card becomes pending, so at the point you declare the summon of "Yattareman", you become able to check what the 2nd card below it is.

However, deciding whether to use 'J.O.E. 2' is done at the same time as declaring the execution of the card, so at that point "Yattareman" is not yet pending, and you cannot check the 2nd card.

(Comprehensive Rules 601.1a)

Official Q&A #49423 (Japanese)

With the 'when this creature enters the battle zone or attacks' ability of "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan", when I summoned "Gekizui-i Spinner" from my graveyard, my opponent's "Tokoshie no Choujin" replacement effect ('when your opponent puts a card into the battle zone from somewhere other than their hand, instead put it into the mana zone') put it into the mana zone instead of the battle zone.

In this case, can I still use only that 'Super S-Trigger' ability (when this creature enters the battle zone, put any number of creatures with cost 4 or less from your graveyard into the battle zone)?

Similar example: the replacement effect of "Chifuu Ryu Gyaia"

A. No, you cannot use it.

Since the "Gekizui-i Spinner" executed from the graveyard did not enter the battle zone, the 'Super S-Trigger' ability granted by the ability of "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan" has not triggered either.

Official Q&A #49422 (Japanese)

What is the 'when this creature enters the battle zone or attacks' ability of "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan"?

How is it processed when you execute a creature or spell that has 'Super S-Trigger'?

A. It is an ability that lets you execute a darkness card with a cost equal to or lower than the number of cards in your graveyard without paying its cost. When you execute a card with 'Super S-Trigger', you can also execute it while giving it its own 'Super S-Trigger' ability.

In the case of a creature, you summon that creature with the 'Super S-Trigger' ability.

For example, if you summon "Gekizui-i Spinner" with this ability, both its normal 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability (when this creature enters the battle zone, do the following 3 times) and the 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability of 'Super S-Trigger' (when this creature enters the battle zone, put any number of creatures with cost 4 or less from your graveyard into the battle zone) trigger.

In the case of a spell, you cast that spell with the 'Super S-Trigger' ability.

For example, if you cast "Meiou no Kiba" with this ability, after processing 'choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it', you continue to process 'put the top 3 cards of your deck into your graveyard. Then put a non-darkness-evolution creature from your graveyard into the battle zone'.

Official Q&A #49421 (Japanese)

I have 7 cards in my graveyard, including "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan".

Even in this situation, can I use the ability of "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan" ('if you have 7 or more cards in your graveyard, reduce this creature's summon cost by 7. You may also summon it from your graveyard') to reduce the cost of summoning it by 7 and summon it from the graveyard?

A. Yes, you can.

Even if the 7 cards in your graveyard include "Nanaou o Suberu Mono Maou Zadan" itself, you can reduce the cost of summoning it by 7 and also summon it from the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49420 (Japanese)

During my turn, after my "Magu Vypoise-4" was destroyed, I put "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei" into the battle zone.

With the 'at the end of your turn' ability of "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei", can I put the "Magu Vypoise-4" that was destroyed before I put "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei" into the battle zone from the graveyard into the battle zone?

A. Yes, you can put it into the battle zone.

Elements that were destroyed before "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei" entered the battle zone can also be put from the graveyard into the battle zone with its 'at the end of your turn' ability.

Official Q&A #49419 (Japanese)

This turn, my "SSS-kyuu Tensai Deadamned", which had my "Tensai Dedodam" as its evolution source, was destroyed.

Can I put both "Tensai Dedodam" and "SSS-kyuu Tensai Deadamned" from the graveyard into the battle zone with the 'at the end of your turn' ability of "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei"?

A. No, you can only put "SSS-kyuu Tensai Deadamned" into the battle zone.

"Tensai Dedodam", which was placed as an evolution source, was not in the battle zone as an element, so you cannot put it into the battle zone.

Also, since "SSS-kyuu Tensai Deadamned" is an evolution creature, you need to put it into the battle zone by evolving it on top of a creature that can be its evolution source.

Official Q&A #49418 (Japanese)

This turn, I removed one of my seals and put it into the graveyard.

If that card was a creature, can I put it from the graveyard into the battle zone with the 'at the end of your turn' ability of "Ramei Sakayume Ashunomukamei"?

A. No, a card put into the graveyard as a seal cannot be put into the battle zone.

The only things this ability can put into the battle zone are elements that were destroyed while in the battle zone as elements.

For example, if a creature or Tamaseed that was in the battle zone was destroyed, you can put it from the graveyard into the battle zone.

Official Q&A #49417 (Japanese)

When executing a Twinpact card with the spell side effect of "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Kousai", how are its civilizations treated?

For example, can I treat "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Boubyou" and "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Boumei" as water and darkness cards respectively and summon both of their creature sides?

A. When executing a Twinpact card, only the civilization of the side being executed is referred to.

The creature sides of "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Boubyou" and "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Boumei" are both nature civilization, so you cannot execute both of them with 'Rinne Kousai'.

Official Q&A #49416 (Japanese)

I have 5 cards in my deck.

If I cast the spell side of "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Kousai", turn the top 5 cards of my deck face up, and designate all 5 as cards to execute, do I lose the game from decking out before I start executing the cards?

A. Yes, at the point you designate the 5 cards as cards to execute, your deck is treated as having 0 cards, and you lose the game.

All 5 cards to be executed are put into a pending state.

Cards in a pending state are not counted as cards in the deck.

(Comprehensive Rules 409.1c, 409.1e, 703.4b)

Official Q&A #49415 (Japanese)

How should I resolve the effect when I cast the spell side of "Tenchi Meidou Balagiara / Rinne Kousai"?

A. From the 5 cards turned face up, designate one card of each civilization that you want to execute, and then execute them one at a time in any order.

For example, if you designate "Cyber Brain" and "Dragon's Sign" from the 5 face-up cards as the cards to execute, you can cast "Cyber Brain" first or "Dragon's Sign" first.

Also, when you execute a spell with this effect and draw or look at cards from your deck, the cards turned face up by 'Rinne Kousai' are not affected.

For example, when you cast "Cyber Brain" with this effect and draw cards, you draw up to 3 cards from below the 5 cards turned face up by 'Rinne Kousai' (the 6th card and below from the top of your deck).

(Comprehensive Rules 605.4.)

Official Q&A #49414 (Japanese)

I summoned "Shinigami Jutsushi Death March" with "Iwae! Meiteiou Daiju Didanos" in my graveyard as its evolution source, and during the same turn I cast "Ryumyaku-jutsu Rakujou no Kei" and returned only the "Shinigami Jutsushi Death March" card to my hand.

Can the "Iwae! Meiteiou Daiju Didanos" that remained in the battle zone through reconstruction attack this turn?

Also, when it attacks, does the 'when it attacks on the turn it entered the battle zone' ability trigger?

A. It can attack, and the 'when it attacks on the turn it entered the battle zone' ability also triggers.

The "Iwae! Meiteiou Daiju Didanos" that remained in the battle zone through reconstruction is a card that was placed under "Shinigami Jutsushi Death March" this turn, so it is treated as a creature that entered the battle zone this turn.

However, note that even though it remains in the battle zone through reconstruction, it is not treated as having entered the battle zone anew, so it cannot be made into an 'EX Life' shield.

Official Q&A #49413 (Japanese)

My opponent's "Iwae! Meiteiou Daiju Didanos" without an 'EX Life' shield attacked and broke all of my shields, and I declared 'S-Trigger' for "Shuumatsu no Tokei the Clock" and "Spiral Gate".

Can I first cast "Spiral Gate" to return "Iwae! Meiteiou Daiju Didanos" to my opponent's hand and then summon "Shuumatsu no Tokei the Clock"?

A. Yes, you can summon it.

Even in a situation where creatures cannot be put into the battle zone, you can still declare 'S-Trigger' for a creature.

After that, if the situation allows creatures to enter the battle zone when the 'S-Trigger' resolves, you can summon it as is without paying its cost.

Official Q&A #49412 (Japanese)

I control ""Seigi to Seigi to Seigi to Seigi"" in the battle zone.

My "Choujou Renketsu Rod Zogia 5th" with an 'EX Life' shield evolved into "Todoroku Kakusei Redzone Buster". Even in this case, does the shield that was the 'EX Life' shield of "Choujou Renketsu Rod Zogia 5th" gain 'S-Trigger' from the ability of ""Seigi to Seigi to Seigi to Seigi""?

A. Yes, it does.

Even if a Dispector evolves, its 'EX Life' shield is still treated as an 'EX Life' shield.

Official Q&A #49411 (Japanese)

I control ""Seigi to Seigi to Seigi to Seigi"" in the battle zone.

I used the 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability of "Choujou Setsuzoku Muzarumi=Boogo 1st" to stack 5 cards under my own 'EX Life' shield. Do all 6 cards making up the 'EX Life' shield gain 'S-Trigger' from the ability of ""Seigi to Seigi to Seigi to Seigi""?

A. Yes, they do.

Cards stacked on an 'EX Life' shield are also part of the 'EX Life' shield.

Official Q&A #49410 (Japanese)

What is 'J-Climb'?

A. When a creature with 'J-Climb' attacks, it is an ability that lets you swap that creature with one Jokers creature with the specified cost or lower from your graveyard.

For example, when "Aishasee Shin" attacks, if you have "Sigma Ryu" in your graveyard, you can swap it using 'J-Climb 8'.

Also, since the creature that used 'J-Climb' is put from the battle zone into the graveyard as a result of the swap, it is considered destroyed.

For example, when you use 'J-Climb', abilities such as 'when one of your creatures is destroyed' of "Fukitsu Hihou Koden" trigger.

Official Q&A #49409 (Japanese)

What is 'J-Big 1'?

Similar example: 'when another of your Jokers leaves' of "Dr. Fujisanpping"

A. It is an ability that lets you use one 'when this creature enters the battle zone'-type triggered ability, other than 'J-Big 1', of a Jokers creature other than the creature using 'J-Big 1'.

For example, if you want to use the ability of "Hitoridachi Kyanberro" with 'J-Big 1' of "Jotto Shukai Joragon", you can use the effect 'choose one of your creatures. Until the start of your next turn, that creature is not destroyed in battle'.

Abilities that trigger when the creature enters the battle zone include 'when this creature enters the battle zone' and 'when this creature enters the battle zone by being summoned'.

For example, this ability can also use abilities that only trigger when entering the battle zone under specific conditions, such as 'Master W Merabeat' of "Merabeat the Johnny", 'Yobinion' of "Dream the Silver" and 'Kirifuda ReVo' of "Shounetsu Hyakuha Momoking ReVo".

The one who uses the ability with 'J-Big 1' is not the creature that originally had it, but the creature that used 'J-Big 1'.

For example, when you use the 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability of "SMANAGER" with 'J-Big 1' of "Jotto Shukai Joragon", the creatures that battle are "Jotto Shukai Joragon" and the opponent's creature you chose.

Also, when you use 'Yobinion' of "Dream the Silver" with 'J-Big 1' of "Jotto Shukai Joragon", you can put a creature with a cost lower than 7 from your deck into the battle zone.

Official Q&A #49408 (Japanese)

What happens if "SUPREME-GUN the Johnny" leaves the battle zone while 'Master G Breaker' is being processed?

A. Even in that case, the processing of 'Master G Breaker' is not interrupted and is carried out to the end.

For example, even if "SUPREME-GUN the Johnny" is destroyed by the 'when this creature is destroyed' ability of your opponent's "Akuma Ganvy-2", which was destroyed by 'before each break, choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it', you still break all of your opponent's shields and then break all of your own shields.

Also, as in that example, even if your own shields are broken after "SUPREME-GUN the Johnny" has left, 'before each break, choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it' triggers for each of your own shields to be broken, before they are broken.

Official Q&A #49407 (Japanese)

When "SUPREME-GUN the Johnny" attacks an opponent who has shields, how is 'Master G Breaker' processed?

A. It is processed in the following order.

1. 'Before each break, choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it' triggers as many times as the number of your opponent's shields to be broken. Resolve the effect and destroy your opponent's creature, then resolve all abilities that newly triggered and are waiting at this point, such as 'when this creature is destroyed' of the destroyed creature.

2. Break all of your opponent's shields. Your opponent uses 'S-Trigger', 'G-Strike', 'S-Back' and so on. After that, resolve all abilities that newly triggered and are waiting at this point, such as 'when this creature enters the battle zone' of a creature summoned with 'S-Trigger'.

3. Abilities that trigger at the 'end of the attack', such as 'Kirifuda Dash', trigger and their effects are resolved.

4. Abilities that trigger 'after the attack' trigger. Here, resolve 'after that attack, break all of your own shields' of 'Master G Breaker'.

5. 'Before each break, choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it' also triggers before your own shields are broken. Resolve the effect and destroy your opponent's creature, then resolve all abilities that newly triggered and are waiting at this point, such as 'when this creature is destroyed' of the destroyed creature.

6. Break all of your own shields. If you have 'S-Trigger', 'G-Strike' or 'S-Back', use them.

Official Q&A #49406 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" with an 'EX Life' shield in the battle zone.

My opponent has 2 shields including the 'EX Life' shield.

When my "SUPREME-GUN the Johnny" breaks 2 of my opponent's shields with 'Master G Breaker', can I choose "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" twice and destroy it twice?

Similar example: "Hyper the Johnny"

A. Yes, you can choose it twice and destroy it. The first time, the 'EX Life' shield is put into the graveyard instead, and the second time, "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" is destroyed and put into the graveyard.

The 'before breaking' ability triggers as many times as the number of shields being broken. Triggered abilities are resolved one at a time, so you can choose the same creature the first and second times.

Also, even if, while resolving the 'before breaking' ability, a shield that was about to be broken disappears because of 'EX Life' or the like, the triggered ability is still resolved that many times.

Official Q&A #49405 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Chifuu Ryu Gyaia" in the battle zone.

When I summon "Fuki Zetsu" by paying the additional cost of 'O-Drive', will it be put into the mana zone instead of entering the battle zone, through the replacement effect of "Chifuu Ryu Gyaia" ('when a creature with an ability that begins with "when this creature enters the battle zone" would enter the battle zone under your opponent's control, your opponent instead puts it into the mana zone')?

Similar example: "Mori no Shikikan Koala Taisa"

A. Yes, because it would enter the battle zone with the 'O-Drive' ability, it is put into the mana zone by the replacement effect of "Chifuu Ryu Gyaia".

Official Q&A #49404 (Japanese)

With the 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability of "Oudou no Dangan Jolly the Johnny", I chose the light civilization.

During the same turn, can my opponent cast the spell side of "Tenmei Ryuusou Holy End / Now or Never" with 'S-Trigger'?

A. Yes, they can cast it.

When executing one side of a Twinpact card, the civilization of the other side is not referred to.

Official Q&A #49403 (Japanese)

During my opponent's turn, after one of my opponent's creatures had attacked me once, my "Sigma Ryu" entered the battle zone.

Can I reduce the power of the next opponent's creature that attacks this turn to 0 with the ability 'each turn, the first time an opponent's creature attacks'?

Similar example: the ability 'each turn, the first time a creature attacks you' of "Crim Mikokoro Galaxy <Agaru!>"

A. No, you cannot reduce its power to 0, because it is the second creature to attack this turn.

Official Q&A #49402 (Japanese)

When my opponent's "Himitsu Kitchen Glove" attacked me, it swapped with "Work Knight" through 'J-Change'.

Can I reduce that "Work Knight"'s power to 0 with the ability of my "Sigma Ryu" ('each turn, the first time an opponent's creature attacks')?

Similar ability: 'J-Climb'

A. No, you cannot reduce its power to 0.

Because "Himitsu Kitchen Glove", which started the attack, left the battle zone through 'J-Change', there is no creature that can be referred to as 'that creature'.

Official Q&A #49401 (Japanese)

When my opponent's "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" 'when this creature enters the battle zone' ability has my opponent choose one of my shields, "Poppi Kan Lucky" and one card in my hand to be put into the graveyard, can I apply 'Escape' to add that chosen shield to my hand?

Similar example: ""Hidou" no Oni Gouken-sai"

A. Yes, you can add it to your hand.

The chosen shield, creature and card in hand are put into the graveyard at the same time, so you can add the chosen shield to your hand with 'Escape', which applies at that time.

As a result, only the one chosen card from your hand is put into the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49400 (Japanese)

With the 'at the end of the attack' ability of "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga", I discarded "Yoroshiku Carol" from my hand, but because of its replacement effect 'whenever this creature would be put into the graveyard from anywhere, if you have water and fire civilizations in your mana zone, instead of putting this creature into the graveyard, return it to your hand', it stayed in my hand instead of going to the graveyard.

Does this "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" untap?

Similar example: "Yuukyuu o Suberu Mono Forever Princess"

A. No, it does not untap.

If a card you tried to discard was not put into the graveyard because of a replacement effect or the like, that card is not considered discarded.

Because a multicolored card was not discarded, "Shouteki Sakayume-Ou Moujakinga" does not untap.

Official Q&A #49399 (Japanese)

I cast "Yabou no Duel".

When I destroyed an opponent's creature and put a God from my graveyard into the battle zone, my opponent's "Tokoshie no Choujin" replacement effect ('when your opponent puts a card into the battle zone from somewhere other than their hand, instead put it into the mana zone') put that God into the mana zone instead of the battle zone.

In this case, can I draw 2 cards through the effect 'if you do not put one this way'?

A. Yes, since the God did not actually enter the battle zone, you can draw 2 cards.

If, after resolving the effect 'choose one of your opponent's creatures and destroy it. Then you may put a God with a cost lower than the chosen creature from your graveyard into the battle zone', you chose not to put a God or could not put one, you can draw 2 cards through the effect 'if you do not put one this way, you may draw 2 cards'.

The same applies if the God you tried to put into the battle zone ended up not entering because of a replacement effect.

Official Q&A #49237 (Japanese)

While "Infinity Ryu Genmu Emperor" is in the battle zone, can I summon "Oni Kokuou Greatest Jaouga" with a reduced cost?

Also, if I can summon it, do I add the shield I chose when reducing the cost to my hand?

Similar example: "Shinsei Ryu Emotional Hardcore"

A. Yes, you can summon it with a reduced cost. When it enters the battle zone, you add the shield you chose to your hand.

The effect 'ignore the abilities of creatures with cost 5 or less and the effects of spells with cost 5 or less' of "Infinity Ryu Genmu Emperor" only ignores the abilities of creatures in the battle zone. Therefore, the abilities of "Oni Kokuou Greatest Jaouga" in your hand are not ignored.

Also, an effect that ignores creature abilities does not ignore delayed triggered abilities that are already waiting.

'When this creature enters the battle zone, add the chosen shield to your hand' is a delayed triggered ability that is created before the creature enters the battle zone, so when it enters the battle zone that ability is not ignored, and you add the chosen shield to your hand.

Official Q&A #49236 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" in the battle zone.

When I used 'during your turn, you may execute a Tamaseed from your mana zone' of "Sousei Ryu Drache der’Zen" to execute "Jasumin no Chiban" from my mana zone, my opponent applied the replacement effect 'when your opponent executes a card that is not a creature, you may instead turn one face-up card in your shield zone face down and put the card being executed into its owner's graveyard', and as a result "Jasumin no Chiban" was put into the graveyard.

Can I put the top card of my deck into my mana zone tapped through the effect after 'if you do' of "Sousei Ryu Drache der’Zen"?

A. Yes, you can put it into the mana zone tapped.

Even if the execution of the Tamaseed is replaced, you can still resolve the effect after 'if you do'.

Official Q&A #49235 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" in the battle zone.

When I cast "Daju Baleddu", I want to use 'Mugen Mugetsu no Mon' of "Gal Laganzark". Which comes first: my opponent deciding whether to apply the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" ('when your opponent executes a card that is not a creature'), or me declaring the use of 'Mugen Mugetsu no Mon'?

A. My opponent deciding whether to apply the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" comes first.

If the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" is applied, "Daju Baleddu" is not considered cast, so you cannot use 'Mugen Mugetsu no Mon'.

Official Q&A #49234 (Japanese)

I control "Viride Gol Gerus" and "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" in the battle zone.

During my opponent's turn, my opponent cast a spell as the first card they executed that turn, and I applied the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" ('when your opponent executes a card that is not a creature') and put that spell into the graveyard.

In this case, does the ability of my "Viride Gol Gerus" ('the first time during your opponent's turn that an opponent's element enters the battle zone or your opponent casts a spell') trigger?

A. No, it does not trigger.

The spell your opponent tried to cast is treated as not cast because of the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma", so the ability of "Viride Gol Gerus" does not trigger.

Also, this means your opponent has not yet executed any card, so the next time your opponent casts a spell or puts a creature into the battle zone, the ability of "Viride Gol Gerus" ('the first time during your opponent's turn that an opponent's element enters the battle zone or your opponent casts a spell') will trigger.

Official Q&A #49233 (Japanese)

My opponent has 2 shields, and my "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" attacked my opponent.

At the end of the attack in which it broke 2 shields, does this "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" untap through 'Oni End'?

A. Yes, it untaps.

'Oni End' on "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" checks, at the end of its own attack, whether any player has no shields.

It does not matter if there were shields at the start of the attack or before an ability resolved.

Official Q&A #49232 (Japanese)

I summoned "Suijin Fukafuchi no Kami" for 3 cost using its own effect.

In this case, can I draw a card with the ability 'when your Lost Crusader enters the battle zone' before returning one of my creatures to my hand with 'when this creature enters the battle zone, return one of your creatures to your hand'?

A. Yes, you can draw a card before returning your creature to your hand.

'When this creature enters the battle zone, return one of your creatures to your hand' on "Suijin Fukafuchi no Kami" is a delayed triggered ability, so it triggers when the creature actually enters the battle zone after being summoned for 3 cost.

'When your Lost Crusader enters the battle zone' is also an ability that triggers when a creature enters the battle zone, so you can resolve them in any order.

Official Q&A #49231 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" in the battle zone.

I tried to cast "Shin'en no Gyakutengeki" using the effect of 'Gyakutengeki', but my opponent applied the replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" ('when your opponent executes a card that is not a creature') and it was put into the graveyard instead.

Since "Shin'en no Gyakutengeki" was treated as not cast, do I still have to pay 3 cost including darkness at the start of my next turn?

Similar example: "Uraraka Momo & Minomaru -Kenshin no Heroine-"

A. Yes, in this case you still have to pay the 3 cost through the effect of 'Gyakutengeki'.

The replacement effect of "Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma" replaces the part of the 'Gyakutengeki' effect where you cast the spell, but the effect after 'if you do' is not replaced.

Official Q&A #49230 (Japanese)

I control "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" and "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" with 6 cards placed under it in the battle zone.

When "CRY-S-MAX Jaouga" would leave, I used 'CRY-S-MAX Evolution' to instead put 3 cards from under "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" into the graveyard.

This reduced the number of cards that make up "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" from 7 to 4. In this case, does the ability 'when the number of cards making up this creature becomes 6' trigger?

A. No, it does not trigger.

Because the 3 cards are put into the graveyard at the same time, there is no moment when the number of cards making up "Kindan Eiyu Momo Kingdom X" becomes 6, so the ability does not trigger.

Official Q&A #49229 (Japanese)

Among the 2 cards I looked at with the "when this creature is put face up into the shield zone, or when it enters or attacks" ability of "Zettai no Tate Kishi", there was "Parfait Rupia / 'Ato wa Tanonda zo'".

After adding "Parfait Rupia" to my hand and turning the other card into a shield, can I put out the "Parfait Rupia" I added to my hand from my hand with its "when a card is put face up into your shield zone" ability?

A. Yes, you can put it out.

The "when this creature is put face up into the shield zone, or when it enters or attacks" ability of "Zettai no Tate Kishi" adds 1 card to your hand and then turns the other card into a shield.

Because "Parfait Rupia" is added to your hand before the shield is made, you can put it out from your hand.

Official Q&A #49228 (Japanese)

Can a creature designated by paying the Light cost with the "O-Drive" of "Mori no Shikikan Koala Taisa" attack without being affected by effects such as the opponent's "Wadakani no Mikoto" "the opponent's creatures can't attack on the turn they enter", "Jagan Ushin Delete" "when an opponent's creature enters, that creature can't attack that turn", or "G-Strike"?

A. Yes, the designated creature can attack without being affected by effects that make it unable to attack from the opponent's cards, such as the ability of "Wadakani no Mikoto", the ability of "Jagan Ushin Delete", and "G-Strike".

However, note that this does not negate those effects themselves.

For example, if the opponent's "Wadakani no Mikoto" is in play and you designate "Ryori Neko no Poisson" with the "O-Drive" of your "Mori no Shikikan Koala Taisa", only the designated "Ryori Neko no Poisson" can attack without being affected by the effect of "Wadakani no Mikoto", and other creatures you put out this turn do not become able to attack.

Official Q&A #49227 (Japanese)

If I pay the Light cost with the "O-Drive" of "Mori no Shikikan Koala Taisa" and designate one of my creatures that has summoning sickness, can that creature attack without being affected by summoning sickness?

A. Yes, if you designate a creature that has summoning sickness, that creature can attack that turn without being affected by summoning sickness.

Official Q&A #49226 (Japanese)

When summoning "Fukitaka Zetsu", can I pay both the Light and Darkness costs with "O-Drive" and use both abilities?

A. Yes, you can pay both costs, and if you do, you can use both abilities.

Both of the 2 abilities trigger when it enters, so you can resolve them in any order.

Official Q&A #49225 (Japanese)

With the "when attacking" ability of "Oryu Perfect Stars", I put "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" from my hand into the Hyperspatial Zone.

The cost of "Oryu Perfect Stars" itself is 5. How is the effect processed?

A. The "when attacking" ability is not ignored, and "Oryu Perfect Stars" becomes "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" until the start of your next turn.

Even when the ability of "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" is active, effects from a creature's ability that was resolved before that happened are not ignored. Therefore, the effect of "Oryu Perfect Stars" becoming "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" is not ignored either.

Also, because the "Oryu Perfect Stars" that became "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" has cost ∞, its abilities are not ignored even after it has become "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor".

Official Q&A #49224 (Japanese)

When paying the additional cost for "O-Drive", can I pay the cost with a card whose mana symbol number is 0, such as "Seiryu Perfect Earth"?

Reference: "Fukitaka Zetsu", "Mori no Shikikan Koala Taisa", "Mokin Kyoo Beautician"

A. No, you cannot.

When paying the additional cost of "O-Drive", you must pay 1 mana of that civilization.

With a card whose mana symbol is 0, such as "Seiryu Perfect Earth", you can only pay the civilization, so you must additionally tap a card whose mana symbol is 1.

Official Q&A #49223 (Japanese)

With the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", when using the "when attacking" ability of my "Teiozaka ∞", can I choose the opponent's "Gal Ragan Zark" and give it -∞ power?

A. No, you cannot choose "Gal Ragan Zark".

Because the one using the ability is the spell "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", you cannot choose "Gal Ragan Zark", which cannot be chosen by the opponent's spells.

Official Q&A #49222 (Japanese)

"Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor" is in the battle zone, and the ability of my "Sukune Maron <Saikyo Kessaku Deshi!>" is being ignored.

With the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", can I use the "when attacking" ability of this "Sukune Maron <Saikyo Kessaku Deshi!>"?

A. Yes, you can use it.

Even while abilities are being ignored by the static ability of "Infinity Dragon Genmu Emperor", the creature still has its ability text.

Therefore, the ability can be referred to by an effect.

Official Q&A #49221 (Japanese)

With the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", can I use the "when attacking on the turn your creature entered" ability of my "Ochishi Yamata no Orochi", which has been in the battle zone since the previous turn?

A. Yes, you can use it.

Abilities that trigger only when attacking under a specific condition, like the ability of "Ochishi Yamata no Orochi", can also be used with the effect of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!".

Official Q&A #49220 (Japanese)

I have 7 Fire cards in my mana zone.

When I use "Mana Armed 7" of my "Bakuen Ryuha Melt SAGA" with the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", can I flip all of my Draghearts to the creature side and untap them?

A. No, you cannot flip the Draghearts, and you cannot untap them either.

This is because the one using the ability is the spell "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", so there is no timing at which that attack ends.

Official Q&A #49219 (Japanese)

When using the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!" to use the "when attacking" ability of "Bolshack Dangerous Dragon", can I tap or untap the "Bolshack Dangerous Dragon" that is using the ability?

A. Yes, you can also tap or untap "Bolshack Dangerous Dragon", which originally had the ability.

Because the one using the ability is "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", "Bolshack Dangerous Dragon" itself is also regarded as an "other creature".

Official Q&A #49218 (Japanese)

When using the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!" to use the "when attacking" ability of "Oryu Perfect Stars", what happens?

Similar example: "Dragon Mana Armed 5" of "Chosen Ryuha Melt NEXT"

A. Draw 1 card, put 1 card from your hand into the Hyperspatial Zone, and end the processing without doing any of the subsequent effects.

When using a creature's ability with the effect of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", the one using the ability is not the original creature but this spell.

Therefore, effects that do something to the creature that used the ability, such as "until the start of your next turn, this creature becomes that creature" of "Oryu Perfect Stars", do nothing.

Official Q&A #49217 (Japanese)

What kind of ability is the "use 1 ability of 1 of your creatures that triggers when attacking" of "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!"?

A. It is an ability that lets you use 1 ability that 1 of your creatures has, which triggers when that creature attacks.

You can use any ability of that creature that triggers when that creature attacks, such as the "when attacking" of "Juraco Ryuber <LOVE desuwa>", the "when this creature enters through 'Revolution Change' or attacks" of "Sekai Ryuo Bolshack Hikarisma", the "when your Aoharu Gang creature attacks" of "Aozan Shinobu <Yattarubai!>", or the "each turn, the first time your creature attacks" of "Shonetsu Musou Momoking".

However, if there is a condition when the effect resolves, the effect cannot be processed unless that condition is met.

For example, the "Dragon Mana Armed 5" of "Anno Suisho <Ganbarut!!>" is an ability that triggers when attacking, so it can be used with "Ikuyo! Aoharu, Say Cheese!", but if you do not have 5 or more Dragon creatures in your mana zone when it resolves, you cannot use the effect of executing a card from your hand.

Also, with this ability you can only use abilities that trigger "when attacking".

You cannot use abilities such as the "at the end of this creature's attack" ability of "Hyakuzoku no Danchou Puchohenza Ono" or the "when tapped" ability of "Zanin Shogeki Ryu Nibaiken".

Official Q&A #49216 (Japanese)

I have my "Manji Shinseikai Manji" deployed in the battle zone.

During the opponent's turn, when the opponent cast a Magic Tool spell from my graveyard with the "when attacking" ability of the opponent's "Kyugorei-ichi", can I put that cast spell under "Manji Shinseikai Manji"?

A. No, you cannot put it under "Manji Shinseikai Manji".

When multiple replacement effects exist at the same time, such as my "Manji Shinseikai Manji"'s "you may put it under this field instead of into the graveyard and draw 1 card" and the opponent's "Kyugorei-ichi"'s "after casting, the opponent puts it on the bottom of the deck instead of into the graveyard", the turn player's replacement effect is applied first, just like normal effect processing.

Therefore, my Magic Tool spell that the opponent cast is put on the bottom of my deck, and the processing ends.

(Comprehensive Rules 101.5b)

Official Q&A #49215 (Japanese)

When the opponent's "Astral Reef" attacks me, it swapped with "Zetsucho Nekketsu Robin Hood" through "Revolution Change".

Can my "Crim Mikokoro Galaxy <Agaru!>" battle that "Zetsucho Nekketsu Robin Hood" with its "each turn, the first time a creature attacks you" ability?

A. No, it cannot battle it.

Because the "Astral Reef" that started the attack was returned to the hand by "Revolution Change", there is no creature that can be referred to as "that creature".

Official Q&A #49214 (Japanese)

When using the "once each turn, when your Dragon enters" ability of "Chifuin Gyai <Makashitoki!>", can I put the top 2 cards of my deck into the mana zone and return no Dragon cards to my hand?

Conversely, can I put none of the top cards of my deck into the mana zone and return 1 Dragon card to my hand?

A. Yes, you can do either.

Because you can decide at your option whether to use each of "you may put the top 2 cards of your deck into your mana zone tapped" and "you may return 1 Dragon card from your mana zone to your hand", you can perform only the first half or only the second half.

However, even if you use only one of the two effects, the "once each turn, when your Dragon enters" ability can no longer be used for the rest of that turn.

Official Q&A #49213 (Japanese)

The opponent has "D no Kido Vice Virtue" and "Tamao", and I have "Kuzuo" in the battle zone.

During my turn, my "Bolshack Garawarudo" attacked the opponent, and with its "when attacking" ability, I chose the opponent's "Tamao" as the creature to battle.

In this case, what is the processing order of the effects?

A. When a battle is performed by an effect, first resolve the abilities triggered by the result of that battle, then resolve the abilities resolved "after the battle", and then resolve the other effects that were waiting from before the battle took place.

Therefore, the effects are resolved in the following order:

1. "Bolshack Garawarudo" and "Tamao" battle by an effect, and as a result of the battle "Tamao" is destroyed. This simultaneously triggers the "when it wins a battle" ability of my "Bolshack Garawarudo", the "when another creature is destroyed" ability of "Kuzuo", and the "when destroyed" ability of the opponent's "Tamao".

2. Abilities that triggered simultaneously are resolved starting from the turn player, so first resolve the "when it wins a battle" ability of "Bolshack Garawarudo" and the "when another creature is destroyed" ability of "Kuzuo" in any order, then resolve the "when destroyed" ability of "Tamao", and the battle ends.

3. Resolve the "Slayer" of "Tamao", and "Bolshack Garawarudo" is destroyed, ending the "after the battle" processing. This also triggers the "when another creature is destroyed" ability of my "Kuzuo".

4. Resolve the waiting "when another creature is destroyed" ability of my "Kuzuo" and the "D Switch" of the opponent's "D no Kido Vice Virtue". Resolve them in order starting from the ability of "Kuzuo", which is the turn player's card.

5. After the waiting effects finish resolving, because the attacking "Bolshack Garawarudo" has left the battle zone, the attack ends immediately.

(Comprehensive Rules 505.6a, 701.13.)

Official Q&A #49151 (Japanese)

I summoned "Enryuha Glen Eyra / 'Tasukete! Melt!!'" and "Rude Zana" with 'Shield Trigger'.

The "when put out" abilities of "Enryuha Glen Eyra" and "Rude Zana" are waiting. I first resolved the "when put out" ability of "Enryuha Glen Eyra" and chose the opponent's "Gosoku Ja Red", which has "Slayer", as the creature to battle.

In this case, what is the processing order of the effects?

A. When a battle is performed by an effect, perform the processing related to that battle first, and then resolve the waiting effects.

Therefore, the effects are resolved in the following order:

1. "Enryuha Glen Eyra" and "Gosoku Ja Red" battle, and as a result of the battle "Gosoku Ja Red" is destroyed. This triggers the "when it wins a battle" ability of "Enryuha Glen Eyra".

2. Resolve the "when it wins a battle" ability and put out one Fire Weapon with cost 4 or less. If the Weapon that was put out has a "when put out" ability, resolve it. (Also, if resolving the Weapon's ability causes a new ability to trigger, resolve that ability too.)

3. Resolve the "Slayer" of "Gosoku Ja Red", and "Enryuha Glen Eyra" is destroyed.

4. Resolve the waiting "when put out" ability of "Rude Zana".

Official Q&A #49150 (Japanese)

The opponent's "Bolshack Dogiragon" attacked me, and with its "when attacking" ability, it chose my "Gosoku Ja Red", which has "Slayer", as the creature to battle.

"Bolshack Dogiragon" is destroyed by "Slayer", but can I use abilities that require a use declaration, such as "Ninja Strike" or "Reversal Strike", on this attack?

Reference: "Koga-nin Hayabusamaru", "Urazanin Tensai Heart", "Shinen no Gyakutengeki"

A. No, you cannot use abilities that require a use declaration.

This is because, after the battle caused by the "when attacking" ability of "Bolshack Dogiragon", the "Slayer" of "Gosoku Ja Red", which triggered from that battle, is resolved and "Bolshack Dogiragon", the attacking creature, is destroyed.

When the attacking creature is destroyed, the attack ends at that point, and the game moves to the end of attack step before the timing arrives at which the non-turn player declares the use of abilities. An ability whose use has not been declared cannot have its effect resolved either.

(Comprehensive Rules 505.6a, 701.13e)

Official Q&A #49149 (Japanese)

When I attacked the opponent with my "Bolshack Dogiragon", I declared "Revolution Change" with "Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken".

Before the "Revolution Change", with the "when attacking" ability of "Bolshack Dogiragon", I chose the opponent's "Gosoku Ja Red", which has "Slayer", as the creature to battle. How is this processed?

A. "Bolshack Dogiragon" is destroyed by the "Slayer" of "Gosoku Ja Red", the "Revolution Change" fails, and "Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken" stays in the hand.

When a battle is performed by a card's effect, other effects that were waiting before that battle started are not resolved until the battle processing is finished.

After "Gosoku Ja Red" is destroyed in the battle caused by the effect of "Bolshack Dogiragon", and then the "Slayer" effect is resolved and "Bolshack Dogiragon" is destroyed, the waiting "Revolution Change" would be resolved, but at that point "Bolshack Dogiragon" is not in the battle zone, so the swap fails and the processing ends.

Also, at that point the attacking "Bolshack Dogiragon" has left and the game moves to the end of attack step, so the opponent cannot use abilities that require a use declaration, such as "Ura Ninja Strike" of "Urazanin Tensai Heart" or "Reversal Strike" of "Shinen no Gyakutengeki", on this attack.

(Comprehensive Rules 505.6a, 701.13e)

Official Q&A #49148 (Japanese)

During my turn, two of my shields were broken, and they were "Hokonken to Gokumonjun no Ketsudan" and "Dragon's Sign".

I declared both 'Shield Trigger' abilities, first cast "Hokonken to Gokumonjun no Ketsudan", and chose "Break 1 of your opponent's shields" twice. The opponent's shield broken the first time was "Plus One Hand", and the opponent declared its 'Shield Trigger'.

In this case, in what order are the waiting effects processed?

A. First, the opponent casts "Plus One Hand" with 'Shield Trigger'. After that, resolve the 2nd shield-break effect of "Hokonken to Gokumonjun no Ketsudan", and finally I cast "Dragon's Sign".

If further shields are broken during the resolution of a 'Shield Trigger' and a new 'Shield Trigger' is made to wait, the newly waiting 'Shield Trigger' must be resolved first.

This time, "Plus One Hand" newly started waiting during the resolution of the 'Shield Trigger' of my "Hokonken to Gokumonjun no Ketsudan", so first resolve and cast the 'Shield Trigger' of "Plus One Hand". After that, return to the effect processing of "Hokonken to Gokumonjun no Ketsudan", which was being resolved, and after it finishes, cast "Dragon's Sign", which was waiting from the beginning.

(Comprehensive Rules 101.4g)

Official Q&A #49147 (Japanese)

Two of my shields were broken, and they were "Cyber Tune" and "Petens Gate".

I declared both 'Shield Trigger' abilities, first cast "Petens Gate" and broke my remaining shields, and among them was "Brain Slash", so I also declared its 'Shield Trigger'.

The 'Shield Trigger' abilities of "Cyber Tune" and "Brain Slash" are waiting. Can I cast "Cyber Tune" first and then "Brain Slash"?

A. No, you must cast "Brain Slash" first.

If further shields are broken during the resolution of a 'Shield Trigger' and a new 'Shield Trigger' is made to wait, the newly waiting 'Shield Trigger' must be resolved first.

This time, "Brain Slash" newly started waiting during the resolution of the 'Shield Trigger' of "Petens Gate", so you must first resolve and cast the 'Shield Trigger' of "Brain Slash".

(Comprehensive Rules 101.4g)

Official Q&A #49146 (Japanese)

I have my "Aookami no Miko Tsukuyomi Terasu" in the battle zone, and as the 2nd creature I put out this turn, I put out "Soma Saki Milk" linked to "Akuma Uki Frill".

In this case, with the "each turn, when your 2nd creature enters" ability of "Aookami no Miko Tsukuyomi Terasu", a spell of what cost or less can I cast?

A. Because the post-link cost is referred to, you can cast a spell with cost 7 or less.

When resolving the effect of an ability triggered by a God entering, the post-link characteristics are referred to.

Official Q&A #49108 (Japanese)

I have my "Yobinion Harukas" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy", and I put out "Ankoku Hakaishin Death Phoenix" in the battle zone linked to "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy".

In this case, is the cost referred to by the 2nd ability of "Yobinion Harukas" the post-link cost, or the pre-link cost of "Ankoku Hakaishin Death Phoenix" alone?

A. The post-link cost is referred to.

When resolving the effect of an ability triggered by a God entering, the post-link characteristics are referred to.

In the described situation, the linked "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Ankoku Hakaishin Death Phoenix" have cost 8, so the effect of "Yobinion Harukas" resolves: "Choose 1 of your opponent's creatures. Until the start of your next turn, that chosen creature can't attack or block. Then draw 1 card."

Official Q&A #49107 (Japanese)

I have 6 cards in my mana zone, and the opponent's "Sen'da no Yosei" and my "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" are in the battle zone.

I put out "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" in the battle zone linked to "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy".

The cost of the linked "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" is the combined total of the 2, which is 10. Are they returned to the hand by the "when an opponent's creature enters" ability of "Sen'da no Yosei"?

A. Yes, they can be returned to the hand.

When resolving the effect of an ability triggered by a God entering, the post-link characteristics are referred to. Because the post-link cost is 10, the opponent can return "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" to the hand with the effect of "Sen'da no Yosei".

If the opponent decides to return "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" to the hand, I return 1 of "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" to the hand.

Official Q&A #49106 (Japanese)

I have "Viride Gol Gerus" and the opponent has "Jagan Sashin Endless" in the battle zone, and the opponent put out "Jagan Ushin Delete" by "G-Link"ing it to "Jagan Sashin Endless".

The cost of the "Jagan Ushin Delete" that was put out is 3, but the cost of the linked "Jagan Sashin Endless" and "Jagan Ushin Delete" is 7.

In this case, which cost does my "Viride Gol Gerus" refer to with its "the first time during the opponent's turn an opponent's element enters or the opponent casts a spell" ability: 3 or 7?

A. The cost referred to is 7.

When resolving the effect of an ability triggered by a God entering, the post-link characteristics are referred to.

Therefore, the effect of "Viride Gol Gerus" resolves by referring to the post-link cost of 7.

Official Q&A #49105 (Japanese)

I have 6 cards in my mana zone, and the opponent's "Hatter Rupia" and my "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" are in the battle zone.

I put out "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" in the battle zone linked to "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy".

The cost of the linked "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" is the combined total of the 2, which is 10. Are they destroyed by the "when an opponent's creature with a cost greater than the number of cards in the opponent's mana zone enters" ability of "Hatter Rupia"?

A. No, they are not destroyed.

When a God enters and an ability triggers, even if that God links and becomes a single creature, only the characteristics of the God that actually entered the battle zone are referred to.

The one that entered is "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", and its cost is 6, so the ability of "Hatter Rupia" does not trigger.

(Comprehensive Rules 804.1c)

Official Q&A #49104 (Japanese)

I put out "Jagan Ushin Delete" by "G-Link"ing it to my "Jagan-shin All" in the battle zone.

"Jagan Ushin Delete" is not a Command, but the linked "Jagan Sashin Endless" and "Jagan-shin All" are Water, Darkness and Fire Commands.

In this case, which seals can I remove?

Reference: "Chitsujo no Ishi"

A. You cannot remove a seal.

Whether a seal is removed is checked by referring only to the characteristics of the "Jagan Ushin Delete" that was actually put out.

Official Q&A #49103 (Japanese)

I put out "Jagan Sashin Endless" by "G-Link"ing it to my "Jagan-shin All" in the battle zone.

"Jagan Sashin Endless" is a Water Command, but the linked "Jagan Sashin Endless" and "Jagan-shin All" are Water, Darkness and Fire Commands.

In this case, which seals can I remove?

Reference: "Chitsujo no Ishi"

A. You can remove 1 seal placed on a card that includes the Water civilization. You cannot remove seals placed on Darkness or Fire cards that are not Water.

Seals are removed by referring only to the characteristics of the "Jagan Sashin Endless" that was actually put out.

Official Q&A #49102 (Japanese)

Can my "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" "G-Link" with my "Gyakuten Ryujin Heavy Win Metal"?

Similar examples: "Jagan Ryujin Metal Apollonus", "Ryujin Metal"

A. No, it cannot.

Because "Gyakuten Ryujin Heavy Win Metal" does not have a "G-Link" ability, they cannot link.

Official Q&A #49101 (Japanese)

Can "Jagan Hakaishin Death Apollonus Dragerion" "G-Link" with "Ryujin Heavy" and "Ryujin Metal"?

A. No, it cannot.

Because "Jagan Hakaishin Death Apollonus Dragerion" does not have a "G-Link" ability that specifies their respective names, it cannot link with "Ryujin Heavy" or "Ryujin Metal".

However, because it has "Center G-Link", it can link with "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy", "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", "Jagan Ryujin Heavy Apollonus" and "Jagan Ryujin Metal Apollonus".

Official Q&A #49100 (Japanese)

When my Gods linked as 3 creatures with "Left G-Link", "Center G-Link" and "Right G-Link" leave, the middle God left through a state-based action.

In this case, can I keep the remaining "Left G-Link" and "Right G-Link" Gods linked?

Reference: "Jagan Sashin Endless", "Jagan-shin All", "Jagan Ushin Delete"

A. No, you cannot. After the middle God leaves, the "Left G-Link" and "Right G-Link" Gods each remain in the battle zone as unlinked creatures.

Official Q&A #49099 (Japanese)

I have my linked "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov", "Jagan-shin All" and "Jagan Ushin C. Romanov" in the battle zone.

When I put out "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R", can I break all of the links of "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov", "Jagan-shin All" and "Jagan Ushin C. Romanov" and re-link as "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov", "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" and "Jagan Ushin C. Romanov"?

A. Yes, you can re-link.

Official Q&A #49098 (Japanese)

I have my linked "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov", "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" and "Jagan Ushin C. Romanov" in the battle zone.

When I cast "All Delete", how is it processed?

A. Choose only one of "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov", "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" and "Jagan Ushin C. Romanov", and add it to the deck along with the cards from other zones and shuffle. The Gods you did not choose remain in the battle zone.

When linked Gods leave, only one of them leaves through a state-based action.

The same applies when an effect such as "All Delete" makes the entire set of cards composing the God leave.

(Comprehensive Rules 804.7.)

Official Q&A #49097 (Japanese)

I have my linked "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov" and "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" in the battle zone.

"Jagan Mao Death Phoenix" is placed under "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" as an evolution source.

When I cast "All Delete", how is it processed?

A. Choose only one of "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov" or "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R", and add it to the deck along with the cards from other zones and shuffle. The God you did not choose remains in the battle zone.

If "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" is added to the deck, its evolution source "Jagan Mao Death Phoenix" is also added to the deck with it.

When linked Gods leave, only one of them leaves through a state-based action. (If evolution sources and the like are placed under the God that leaves, they leave together with it.)

The same applies when an effect such as "All Delete" makes the entire set of cards composing the God leave.

(Comprehensive Rules 804.7.)

Official Q&A #49096 (Japanese)

If an attacking God's link is broken and it splits into 2 creatures, what happens to the attack?

Reference: "Jagan Sashin Endless", "Jagan-shin All", "Jagan Ushin Delete"

A. If an attacking God's link is broken and it becomes multiple creatures, its owner decides which one continues the attack.

Even if the God's link is broken during the resolution of an effect and it becomes multiple creatures, the owner must immediately decide which one continues the attack.

However, if a God becomes multiple creatures during the processing of "G-Link" through an effect such as "Center G-Link", decide which creature continues the attack at the point when that processing finishes.

Official Q&A #49095 (Japanese)

I have linked "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov" and "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R", as well as "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", in the battle zone.

When the opponent's "Jagan Sashin Endless" "when put out" ability places "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov" and "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" under "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", how is it processed?

A. I stack "Jagan Sashin M. Romanov" and "Jagan Hakaishin R.R.R" into a single pile and place that pile under either "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" or "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal".

Official Q&A #49094 (Japanese)

With the "when put out" ability of "Jagan Sashin Endless", I chose the opponent's "Tensai Dedodam" and the opponent's linked Gods.

When placing "Tensai Dedodam" under the linked Gods, how is it processed?

A. The opponent places "Tensai Dedodam" under one of the linked God cards.

For example, when placing the opponent's "Tensai Dedodam" under "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", which are linked as 2 creatures, the opponent places the "Tensai Dedodam" card under either "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" or "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal".

If "Tensai Dedodam" is placed under "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy", then even after the link between "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" is broken and they become single creatures, "Tensai Dedodam" remains under "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy".

Official Q&A #49093 (Japanese)

With the "when put out" ability of "Jagan Sashin Endless", I chose the opponent's "Tensai Dedodam" and the opponent's linked Gods.

When placing the linked Gods under "Tensai Dedodam", how is it processed?

A. The opponent stacks the linked Gods in any order into a single pile and places it under "Tensai Dedodam".

For example, when placing the opponent's "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal", which are linked as 2 creatures, under "Tensai Dedodam", the opponent stacks them into a single pile with either "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" or "Kyokugen Ryujin Metal" on top, and places it under "Tensai Dedodam".

Also, if one of the linked Gods is an evolution creature, stack it together with its evolution source cards in any order into a single pile and place it under "Tensai Dedodam".

For example, when placing the opponent's linked "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy" and "Jagan Hakaishin Death Apollonus Dragerion" (which has evolution source cards) under "Tensai Dedodam", stack the 3 cards in total, "Kyokugen Ryujin Heavy", "Jagan Hakaishin Death Apollonus Dragerion", and its evolution source, in any order into a single pile and place it under "Tensai Dedodam".

Official Q&A #49092 (Japanese)

What happens when a God that is linked as 2 creatures evolves?

Reference: "Jagan Sashin Endless", "Jagan Ushin Delete"

A. When a linked God evolves, stack them into a single pile and evolve on top of it.

For example, when my linked "Jagan Sashin Endless" and "Jagan Ushin Delete" evolve into "Hangyaku no Kizuna", stack the 2 Gods in any order into a single pile and place "Hangyaku no Kizuna" on top of it.

After that, if the "Hangyaku no Kizuna" card leaves and reconstruction takes place, what remains is a single creature made of the 2 stacked God cards.

For example, if "Hangyaku no Kizuna" evolved on top of a pile with "Jagan Sashin Endless" at the bottom and "Jagan Ushin Delete" on top, and then the "Hangyaku no Kizuna" card leaves, what remains is "Jagan Ushin Delete" with "Jagan Sashin Endless" placed beneath it.

Official Q&A #49091 (Japanese)

The opponent has no creatures, and I cast "Yabo no Kettou".

Even though no opponent's creature could be destroyed, can I still draw 2 cards with the effect after "if you did not put it out in this way"?

A. Yes, you can draw 2 cards.

Official Q&A #49090 (Japanese)

I have my "Manji Shinseikai Manji" deployed in the battle zone.

When the opponent casts a Magic Tool spell from my deck through the "when put out" ability of the opponent's "Arashigami Mizuha no Kuebiko", can I put that cast spell under "Manji Shinseikai Manji"?

Similar examples: "Seikimatsu no Zenaku", "Kindan no Cho Gosoku Violet Zone"

A. Yes, you can put it under "Manji Shinseikai Manji" instead of the graveyard and draw 1 card.

"Your" in "after you cast your spell" means "owned by you", so even if the opponent casts your Magic Tool spell, the replacement effect "you may put it under this field instead of into the graveyard and draw 1 card" can be applied.

Official Q&A #49089 (Japanese)

I have no shields, my mana zone has Darkness and Fire, and I have my "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" with Hyper Mode unlocked.

When my creature attacks, can I use the "once per turn of yours, you may execute a Demonio card from your graveyard" ability of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" to summon "Onigamayari Jaouga" in my graveyard for free with its "Oni End"?

A. No, you cannot.

As written in its text, the "Oni End" of "Onigamayari Jaouga" is an ability that can only be used from the hand, so even with the ability of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8", it does not become usable from the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49088 (Japanese)

I have my "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" with Hyper Mode unlocked.

During my turn, when adding one of my shields to my hand, can I use the "once per turn of yours, you may execute a Demonio card from your graveyard" effect of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" to summon "Nehan no Oni Gedo Daigongen" from my graveyard for free with "S-Back"?

A. Yes, if the shield being added to your hand is a Darkness or Fire card, you can discard it and summon "Nehan no Oni Gedo Daigongen" from the graveyard with "S-Back".

"S-Back" is an ability that can be used from any zone from which you can execute cards, so by using the "once per turn of yours, you may execute a Demonio card from your graveyard" effect of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8", it can also be used from the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49087 (Japanese)

With the "once per turn of yours, you may execute a Demonio card from your graveyard" ability of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8", I want to summon "CRYMAX Jaouga" from my graveyard during my main step.

In this case, do I need to pay the summoning cost?

A. Yes, you need to pay the summoning cost.

If you want to summon "CRYMAX Jaouga", just as when summoning it from your hand, you need to pay a cost of 7 that includes Darkness mana.

Official Q&A #49086 (Japanese)

I evolved "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" on top of "Zettou Ranshu Brand", which has Hyper Mode unlocked through "Z Rush".

Is Hyper Mode also unlocked for the evolved "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" by the "Z Rush" effect of "Zettou Ranshu Brand"?

A. No, the "Z Rush" effect of "Zettou Ranshu Brand" is not carried over.

"Z Rush" on "Zettou Ranshu Brand" is a static ability that "Zettou Ranshu Brand" itself has, so its continuous effect is also lost when it is evolved upon.

If you want to activate the "Z Rush" of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8", after putting "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" out, further shields must leave, for example through a "when put out by summoning" ability.

Official Q&A #49085 (Japanese)

I evolved "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" on top of "Kanpeki Yosei Saepoyo X", which has Hyper Mode unlocked through "Hyper Conversion".

Is Hyper Mode also unlocked for the evolved "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8" by the "Hyper Conversion" effect?

A. Yes, Hyper Mode is unlocked by the "Hyper Conversion" effect of "Kanpeki Yosei Saepoyo X".

A "Hyper Conversion" effect that has once been activated carries over to the evolved creature, so even while the conditions of "Kinki Kikan Jaouga-8"'s "Z Rush" are not met, it stays in the Hyper Mode unlocked state for the duration of the "Hyper Conversion" effect.

Official Q&A #49084 (Japanese)

I have "Gosoku the Dock" and my opponent has "Soseiryu Drache der'Zen" in the battle zone.

During the opponent's turn, the opponent put "Reviya no Chiban" out from the mana zone and, with the "when your Tamaseed enters" ability of "Soseiryu Drache der'Zen", placed it under "Soseiryu Drache der'Zen".

Can I destroy that "Soseiryu Drache der'Zen" (with "Reviya no Chiban" placed under it, which was put out from the mana zone) with the "when an opponent's element enters from anywhere other than the hand" ability of "Gosoku the Dock"?

A. No, you cannot destroy it.

When an element is placed under an element in the battle zone, the effects the placed-under element was receiving are not carried over to the element on top.

In the situation described, because "Reviya no Chiban", which was affected by "Gosoku the Dock", was placed under "Soseiryu Drache der'Zen", the effect of "Gosoku the Dock" is lost.

Official Q&A #49083 (Japanese)

I have 4 cards in my mana zone, and my opponent has "Queen & Kabochauchau" in the battle zone.

When I summon "Chogosoku Red Launcher" from my hand, does it enter the battle zone without being affected by the replacement effect of "Queen & Kabochauchau"?

Similar examples: "Caddy Beetle", "PP-P"

A. No. Instead of entering, "Chogosoku Red Launcher" is put into the mana zone by the replacement effect of "Queen & Kabochauchau".

A creature put out via "Mana Evolution" enters with a card placed beneath it, so at the moment it enters, it is treated as though there are only 3 cards in the mana zone.

Official Q&A #49082 (Japanese)

Your opponent has Zetchou Nekketsu Robin Hood in the battle zone, and you used the “when this creature enters” ability of S-kyuu Genshi Redmad. What happens?

Similar examples: Kinjutsu no Karma Kareiko, Duema no Oni! Kikuchi Shihandai, DG ~Sabaki no Toki~

A. The top card of your deck cannot be put into the mana zone, and you cannot destroy your opponent’s element.

By Zetchou Nekketsu Robin Hood’s effect, a card that you tried to put from your deck into the mana zone is instead put on the bottom of the deck as is. You also cannot check the face of that card.

Because you cannot check its face, you cannot reference its cost, so you cannot destroy your opponent’s element.

Official Q&A #49081 (Japanese)

Your Kikaku Atom Jaouga, whose Hyper Mode has been released, is in the battle zone.
The card added from your shield zone to your hand was Kijou no Kiwami Jaougrilla / “Jiyuu de Yokubou no Mama ni Ikiru no da!”
This card has “Demonio” as a race on both sides, so do both sides have “G Strike”?

A. Yes, both the creature side and the spell side have “G Strike.”

Therefore, if you have a Kikaku Atom Jaouga with its Hyper Mode released, you can use “G Strike” 2 times with this 1 card.

Official Q&A #49080 (Japanese)

Your Kikaku Atom Jaouga, whose Hyper Mode has not been released, is in the battle zone.
In this situation, 1 of your shields was broken, and it was CRY-S-MAX Jaouga, which has Demonio as a race.
Kikaku Atom Jaouga has “Z Rush” with “give ‘G Strike’ to all Demonio cards in your shield zone,” so can you use the “G Strike” that CRY-S-MAX Jaouga gained?

A. No, you cannot use “G Strike.”

The declaration to use “G Strike” is made before the shield is actually added to your hand.

At that point, the shield has not left the shield zone and “Z Rush” has not activated. Therefore, CRY-S-MAX Jaouga has not gained “G Strike.”

(Comprehensive Rules 113.6.)

Official Q&A #49079 (Japanese)

You have 2 Kyuukyoku no Utsuro Jashin=Vridgard, each with 2 cards beneath it, in the battle zone.
When your opponent’s SSS-kyuu Shinryaku Charisma Zone’s “when this creature enters” ability shuffles your 2 Kyuukyoku no Utsuro Jashin=Vridgard and puts them on the bottom of the deck, you apply the “G-NEO Evolution” replacement effect, so a total of 4 cards, 2 evolution source cards each, are put on the bottom of the deck instead. How do you put them back on the bottom of the deck?

A. As with normal effect resolution, you make the total of 4 cards put on the bottom by the “G-NEO Evolution” replacement effect into a single stack, shuffle them, and put them on the bottom of the deck without checking their faces.

Official Q&A #49078 (Japanese)

The “when this creature enters” ability of SSS-kyuu Shinryaku Charisma Zone says “shuffle it and put it on the bottom of the deck.” How is this resolved?

Also, can you check the order of the cards put on the bottom?

A. All the cards making up the creatures to be put on the bottom are made into a single stack, shuffled, and put on the bottom of the deck. At that time, no player can check the order of the shuffled cards.

For example, if the creatures to be put on the bottom are Tensai Dedodam A, Tensai Dedodam B, and S-kyuu Genshi Sunmad with Yuujou Chiryuu Lupia Turn beneath it, you make these 4 cards into a single stack, shuffle them, and put them on the bottom of the deck without checking their faces.

Official Q&A #49077 (Japanese)

Among the 2 cards you looked at with Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma’s “when this creature enters through ‘Revolution Change’” ability was Parfait Lupia / “Ato wa Tanonda zo.”
After making 1 of them a face-up shield and adding Parfait Lupia to your hand, can you put the Parfait Lupia you added to your hand out from your hand with its ability “when a card is put face up into your shield zone”?

Similar example: Kakugo no Kettou

A. No, you cannot put it out.

Parfait Lupia’s ability “when a card is put face up into your shield zone” is an ability used from your hand, so when the shield is added, you must show the Parfait Lupia card from your hand to your opponent and declare the use of the ability, or you cannot use it.

The Parfait Lupia you added to your hand with Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma’s ability was not in your hand at the moment you made the card face-up shield, so you could not declare its use, and you cannot use its ability.

Official Q&A #49076 (Japanese)

Can Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma’s replacement effect “when your opponent performs a card that is not a creature” also be applied when your opponent casts a spell from the graveyard?

A. Yes, it can be applied.

Even in that case, you turn 1 face-up card in your shield zone face down, and the spell your opponent tried to cast is not considered cast and stays in the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49075 (Japanese)

When you swap a face-up creature in the shield zone with “S Revolution Change,” does “Z Rush” activate?

Reference: Bolshack Kakumeijin, Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma

Reference: Bolshack Mantra

Similar example: the “when this creature’s ‘EX Life’ shield leaves” ability of Seima Renketsuou Dolfadilom

Similar example: the “when an opponent’s shield leaves” ability of Atsuki Jadou Red Zone Z

A. Whether it activates depends on how the creature with “S Revolution Change” was placed in the shield zone.

If it was placed in the shield zone as a shield made of 1 card, the shield is treated as having left through the swap, so “Z Rush” activates.

If it was placed in the shield zone as part of a shield made of 2 or more cards, only part of the shield was swapped, so the shield is not treated as having left, and “Z Rush” does not activate.

For example, if 1 of 2 stacked cards in a shield is Bolshack Kakumeijin and it is swapped by “S Revolution Change,” only part of the shield left, so “Z Rush” does not activate.

Official Q&A #49074 (Japanese)

You cast the spell side of Synchro Lupia / “D4 ni Haiboku wa Yurusarenai!”, looked at 1 shield made of 2 stacked cards, and turned the card beneath it face up.
The card you turned face up was Bolshack Kakumeijin. When your Armored creature attacks, can you swap it with “S Revolution Change”?

A. Yes, you can swap it with “S Revolution Change.”

Unlike cards in the battle zone, the abilities of a face-up card placed beneath a card in the shield zone are not ignored. Therefore, you can swap it with “S Revolution Change” as normal.

Note that when swapped, the creature that started the attack is placed face up beneath the shield where Bolshack Kakumeijin was originally placed.

Official Q&A #49073 (Japanese)

What is the “S Revolution Change” ability?

Reference: Bolshack Kakumeijin, Sekai Ryuuou Bolshack Hikarisma

A. Like “Revolution Change,” it is an ability that, when a specified creature attacks, lets you swap the attacking creature with a creature that has “S Revolution Change” from a face-up card in your shield zone or from your hand.

For example, Kaiser Lupia has Armored as a race, so when it attacks, you can “S Revolution Change” into Bolshack Kakumeijin from your hand or from a face-up shield card.

If you swap from your hand, Kaiser Lupia returns to your hand and Bolshack Kakumeijin enters the battle zone.

If you swap from the shield zone, Kaiser Lupia is placed face up where Bolshack Kakumeijin originally was, and Bolshack Kakumeijin enters the battle zone. (For example, if Bolshack Kakumeijin was face up in the middle of a shield made of 3 stacked cards, Kaiser Lupia is also placed face up in the middle of that shield.)

When using “S Revolution Change,” before you start resolving other “when this creature attacks” abilities and the like, tell your opponent that you will use “S Revolution Change” and declare the use of the ability.

(Comprehensive Rules 506.3b)

Official Q&A #49072 (Japanese)

You have Ichiou Nimei Sangan Yari in your hand, and your opponent has Goukou Gattai Gorgy-Ohger with 9 cards beneath it in the battle zone.
That Goukou Gattai Gorgy-Ohger attacked, and when your opponent was about to win the game through its “when this creature attacks” ability, you applied the replacement effect of Ichiou Nimei Sangan Yari, “when you would lose the game during your opponent’s turn, if you have darkness and fire civilizations in your mana zone, you may instead reveal this card from your hand and put it on the bottom of your deck,” and put it on the bottom of your deck.
Is this attack cancelled?

Similar example: Omezame Mei-sama

A. No, the attack is not cancelled.

After the win from the “when this creature attacks” ability has been replaced and prevented, Goukou Gattai Gorgy-Ohger continues its attack against the attack target that your opponent chose when starting the attack.

Official Q&A #49071 (Japanese)

You have 1 Brain Slash, a water-darkness multicolor card, in your graveyard.
When you summon Ryuutou Seiunjin / Reitansai, can you reduce the summoning cost by 2 in total with the effect “reduce it by 1 for each water or darkness card in your graveyard”?

A. No, the summoning cost is reduced by only 1.

Even if there is 1 multicolor card that has both water and darkness, the cost is reduced by only 1.

Official Q&A #49070 (Japanese)

Emrakul, the Aeons Torn has “Eternal Ω,” but when it attacks, can you swap it with Gouryuu no Itadaki Zoro-A-Start in your hand using “Revolution Change”?

A. Yes, you can swap it.

“Revolution Change” fails if the movement of the cards being swapped is not carried out normally because of a replacement effect or the like.

In this case, the normal movement is Gouryuu no Itadaki Zoro-A-Start entering the battle zone and Emrakul, the Aeons Torn returning to your hand, so it is no problem if “Eternal Ω” applies and Emrakul, the Aeons Torn returns to your hand.

Official Q&A #49069 (Japanese)

What is the “Eternal Ω” ability?

A. It is a replacement effect that, when a creature with “Eternal Ω” would leave the battle zone, returns it to your hand instead.

The replacement effect applies any time it would leave, such as when it leaves because of a card effect, is destroyed after losing a battle, or is destroyed because its power became 0, and the creature with the ability returns to your hand.

However, please note that if a creature with “Eternal Ω” is about to leave because of a replacement effect, the effect cannot be applied and it cannot be returned to your hand.

For example, if you destroy Emrakul, the Aeons Torn with your Ater Golgini’s “when this leaves” replacement effect, that Emrakul, the Aeons Torn’s “Eternal Ω” cannot be applied.

Official Q&A #49068 (Japanese)

You have Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon with 1 card placed beneath it, and Kyanberro, in the battle zone.
When your opponent chooses 1 of your creatures, can you make them choose Kyanberro, the one you think is the cutest, with Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon’s “when your opponent chooses your creature” ability?

A. No, you cannot. In this situation, the only creature your opponent can choose is Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon.

Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon’s “when your opponent chooses your creature” ability determines which creature must be chosen, if possible, by referencing the card’s “Cuteness.” How cute a player thinks the card itself is does not matter.

Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon has +1 Cuteness from its own “+1 Cuteness for each card placed beneath it” effect, and Kyanberro has no Cuteness, so your opponent must choose Chotto ☆Kyawa☆ Joragon whenever possible.

Official Q&A #49038 (Japanese)

Your Gaiamoku Jaouri Death=Vermut is in the battle zone, and Ryuufuu Konsei Zardikurika was put into your mana zone.
When resolving “Space Charge,” must you use all of the light, water, and fire effects? Or can you use only the effects you like out of the 3?

A. You can use only the effects you like.

If you put Ryuufuu Konsei Zardikurika into the mana zone, you may use all of the light, water, and fire effects, or you may use the light and fire effects and not use only the water effect.

However, before actually starting to resolve the effects, tell your opponent which civilizations’ effects you will use and which you will not, and take care to avoid misunderstandings.

Official Q&A #49037 (Japanese)

Due to the attack of a creature with “Double Breaker,” 1 of your G Castles and 1 shield were chosen as the shields to be broken.
The card in the shield that is not a G Castle is Uchuu Yousei Eringi, and you summoned it without paying its cost with “Shield Trigger Plus.” Does this Uchuu Yousei Eringi get the additional ability “when this creature enters, tap all of your opponent’s creatures”?

Reference: Garyuutou Dainanasou Hustle Castle

A. No, it does not get the additional ability.

The G Castle is put into the graveyard by a replacement effect. If the breaking of a shield is replaced and the card is not added to your hand, that shield is not considered broken.

As a result, only 1 of your shields has been broken, so the additional ability of “Shield Trigger Plus” is not given.

Official Q&A #49036 (Japanese)

If your Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu and your opponent’s Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu battle and both lose the battle and are destroyed, what happens with “when a card is put into your opponent’s graveyard from anywhere, you may draw a card”?

A. Neither Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu’s ability triggers, and neither player can draw a card.

Official Q&A #49035 (Japanese)

You have Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu in the battle zone.
During your turn, when making your opponent discard 2 cards from their hand, one of them was Zankakure Soutouryu Baiken, which came out into the battle zone instead, and with “if you do, choose 1 creature and return it to its owner’s hand” your opponent returned Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu to hand.
1 card from your opponent’s hand has been put into the graveyard. Can you draw 1 card with Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu’s “when a card is put into your opponent’s graveyard from anywhere” ability?

A. Yes, you can draw 1 card.

Official Q&A #49034 (Japanese)

When your Itsuwari no Kibou Onimaru “Shuuto” attacked, you declared Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken’s “Revolution Change” and Kengou no Danchou Dogiragon Oudou’s “D-D-D.”
First you put out Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken with “Revolution Change,” resolved its “Final Revolution” to put out Kirifuda Shouta & Katsuking -Nekketsu no Monogatari-, then resolved Kirifuda Shouta & Katsuking -Nekketsu no Monogatari-’s “when this creature enters” ability and returned the attacking Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken to your hand.
After that, when resolving Kengou no Danchou Dogiragon Oudou’s “D-D-D,” what cost do you pay?

A. You must pay 8 cost.

Kengou no Danchou Dogiragon Oudou’s ability references the cost of the attacking creature to reduce the “D-D-D” cost. If there is no attacking creature, there is no cost to reference, so the cost is not reduced.

Official Q&A #49033 (Japanese)

You have a Bay B Segare that cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution.”
During your opponent’s main step, with only 7 cards in their mana zone, they summoned Hishouryuu 5000VT from their hand by paying its cost.
In this case, can you apply Bay B Segare’s replacement effect “when your opponent puts out a creature whose cost is greater than the number of cards in their mana zone”?

A. Yes, the replacement effect is applied, and Hishouryuu 5000VT is put into the mana zone instead of being put out. (After that, Bay B Segare is also put into the mana zone.)

Bay B Segare cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to the “Ultimate Final Revolution.”

Therefore, you cannot apply the replacement effect when the opponent puts out a creature by a card effect, but you can apply it when a creature summoned by something other than a card effect is put out.

Note that effects such as Hishouryuu 5000VT’s 1st ability or “Sympathy” reduce the summoning cost, but they are not effects that perform a summoning.

Therefore, even when a creature is summoned with an effect that reduces the summoning cost applied, you can apply the replacement effect of a Bay B Segare that cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects.

Official Q&A #49032 (Japanese)

You have a Bay B Segare that cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution.”
In this situation, when your opponent summons a creature whose cost is greater than the number of cards in their mana zone by “G-Zero,” “Shield Trigger,” or “D-D-D” effects, can you apply Bay B Segare’s replacement effect “when your opponent puts out a creature whose cost is greater than the number of cards in their mana zone”?

Reference: Goeiyuu Tap de Reille, Attousuru Leopard's Horn, Todoroku Jadou Red Zone

A. No, you cannot apply the replacement effect because Bay B Segare cannot be put into the mana zone.

A replacement effect only replaces an effect; it does not change the source of the original effect. If you tried to apply the replacement effect, Bay B Segare would be put into the mana zone by your opponent’s “G-Zero,” “Shield Trigger,” or “D-D-D,” and Bay B Segare, which cannot leave because of the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect, cannot have the replacement effect applied.

Likewise, when a creature is summoned by effects such as the following, the replacement effect of a Bay B Segare that cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects cannot be applied.

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor’s “Mugen Climb”

Taijuou Gigandidanos’s “Fushigi Birth”

Viride Gol Gels’s 2nd ability

Ryuusei no Gaiash Kaiser’s 1st ability

Bakuen Jet Memotta’s bottom ability

Chifuuryuu Gyaia’s bottom ability

Official Q&A #49031 (Japanese)

You have a Bay B Segare that cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution.”
In this situation, when your opponent puts out a creature whose cost is greater than the number of cards in their mana zone by an “Invasion” or “Revolution Change” effect, or by Heaven's Gate, can you apply Bay B Segare’s replacement effect “when your opponent puts out a creature whose cost is greater than the number of cards in their mana zone”?

Reference: SSS-kyuu Tensai Deadamned, Kanpeki Danchou Oparts Juu

A. No, you cannot apply the replacement effect because Bay B Segare cannot be put into the mana zone.

A replacement effect only replaces an effect; it does not change the source of the original effect. If you tried to apply the replacement effect, Bay B Segare would be put into the mana zone by your opponent’s “Invasion,” “Revolution Change,” or Heaven's Gate effect, and Bay B Segare, which cannot leave because of the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect, cannot have the replacement effect applied.

Official Q&A #49030 (Japanese)

Your Tensai Dedodam, which cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution,” was chosen by the “when this creature enters” ability of your opponent’s Itsuwari no Kibou Onimaru “Shuuto” and battled.
Is the Tensai Dedodam that lost the battle destroyed, or does it stay in the battle zone because of the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect?

A. It is destroyed.

A creature that loses a battle being destroyed is a state-based action.

It is not destroyed by an effect, so the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect cannot prevent it.

(Comprehensive Rules 703.4d)

Official Q&A #49029 (Japanese)

Your creature, which cannot leave because of the opponent’s card effects due to Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution,” was chosen by your opponent’s Shin'en no Gyakutengeki and got -∞ power.
Its power became 0 or less. Is this creature destroyed, or does it stay in the battle zone because of the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect?

A. It is destroyed.

A creature with 0 power being destroyed is a state-based action.

It is not destroyed by an effect, so the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect cannot prevent it.

(Comprehensive Rules 703.4c)

Official Q&A #49028 (Japanese)

At the end of the turn in which you used Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution,” is a creature put out by Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “at the end of your turn” ability unable to leave because of the opponent’s card effects?

A. No, it is not affected by the “Ultimate Final Revolution” effect, so it can leave because of the opponent’s card effects.

Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Ultimate Final Revolution” only makes the creatures you have in the battle zone at the time the effect is resolved unable to leave because of the opponent’s card effects. Creatures you put out afterward can leave.

Official Q&A #49027 (Japanese)

Your linked Kyokugen Ryuujin Heavy, Ankoku Hakaishin Death Phoenix, and Kyokugen Ryuujin Metal were being destroyed, and through a state-based action only Ankoku Hakaishin Death Phoenix was put into the graveyard.
In this case, are the remaining Kyokugen Ryuujin Heavy and Kyokugen Ryuujin Metal still linked?

A. No, Kyokugen Ryuujin Heavy and Kyokugen Ryuujin Metal remain in the battle zone as 2 unlinked creatures.

Official Q&A #49026 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you pay the alternative cost of “Karepan wo Kutteyaru ze!” to put a nature card into the psychic zone?

A. No, you cannot put it there.

Because the effect is ignored, you cannot use the alternative cost either.

Official Q&A #49025 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you cast Synchro Spiral by tapping 2 water creatures from your hand instead of paying its cost?

A. No, you cannot cast it, and you cannot tap the creatures.

Because the effect is ignored, you cannot use the alternative cost either.

Official Q&A #49024 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. When casting “Hikku” Banshokureia, can you apply “B.A.D.S. 2” and discard 1 card from your hand?

A. No, you cannot apply “B.A.D.S.,” so you cannot discard a card from your hand.

Because the effect is ignored, you cannot use “B.A.D.S. 2.”

Official Q&A #49023 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you cast Muzai Houmen with “Mugen Climb” and tap creatures and cards in the mana zone?

A. No, you cannot.

Because the effect is ignored, you cannot try to cast it with “Mugen Climb.”

Official Q&A #49022 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you cast Zetsubou to Hankon to Messatsu no Ketsudan from your graveyard?

Similar example: Seimei to Daichi to Gouha no Ketsudan

A. No, you cannot cast it.

Because the effect is ignored, you cannot even try to cast it from the graveyard.

Official Q&A #49021 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you destroy one of your own darkness creatures and cast Maryuudoku?

A. You can cast it by paying the cost as normal, but because its effect is ignored, you cannot destroy a darkness creature.

Official Q&A #49020 (Japanese)

Mugenryuu Genmu Emperor is in the battle zone. Can you put out Kyokugen Ryuujin Metal “G-Linked” to your Kyokugen Ryuujin Heavy in the battle zone?

A. No, you cannot put it out linked.

Kyokugen Ryuujin Heavy’s abilities are being ignored, so its “G-Link” ability is also being ignored.

If a God in the battle zone has its abilities ignored, you also cannot “G-Link” to that God.

Official Q&A #49019 (Japanese)

Does the ability “each turn, when you put a card into your shield zone” of Ninsa no Seiton 94nm4 also trigger when Ninsa no Seiton 94nm4 itself is put into your shield zone?

Similar examples: Onsou Haioriida / Onsoukyoku Dai-3-ban “Genwaku”, Kirameku Seisen Zetsujuu, Sekai no Y Chakra del Fin

A. No, it does not trigger.

This ability triggers when a card is put into the shield zone while Ninsa no Seiton 94nm4 is in the battle zone.

At the moment the card is put into the shield zone, Ninsa no Seiton 94nm4 is already not in the battle zone, so the ability does not trigger.

Official Q&A #49018 (Japanese)

You have not put a multicolor card into your mana zone this turn.
If you put your Dis Maiden from the battle zone into the mana zone, will this Dis Maiden untap because of the ability “each turn, the first time you put a multicolor card into your mana zone”?

A. No, it will not untap.

This ability triggers when a card is put into the mana zone while Dis Maiden is in the battle zone.

At the moment the card is put into the mana zone, Dis Maiden is already not in the battle zone, so the ability does not trigger.

Official Q&A #49017 (Japanese)

During your turn, you attacked with Shin'en no Kairo Mardan=Rou and used your opponent’s Aoki Danchou Dogiragon Ken’s “Final Revolution” with “Civil Count.”
Later that turn, you attacked with Jayuu Jagaist and used “Revolution Change” into Akaki Danchou Dogiragon Aku. Can you use its “Final Revolution”?

A. No, you cannot use Akaki Danchou Dogiragon Aku’s “Final Revolution.”

Even if you used your opponent’s “Final Revolution” with Shin'en no Kairo Mardan=Rou’s ability, you cannot use any other “Final Revolution” that turn.

Official Q&A #48952 (Japanese)

I cast Kanzen Nekketsu Kakumei.
I have only 1 untapped creature. Can I resolve the effect “until the start of your next turn, that creature gets +4000 power, and if an opponent’s creature attacks, it attacks that creature if able” and give that creature +4000 power without tapping it?

A. No, you cannot.

If you do not try to tap your creature, you cannot resolve the effect from “until the start of your next turn” onward.

Therefore, you cannot give an untapped creature +4000 power without tapping it.

Official Q&A #48949 (Japanese)

With the effect of Kanzen Nekketsu Kakumei, can you tap one of your already tapped creatures and resolve the effect “until the start of your next turn, that creature gets +4000 power, and if an opponent’s creature attacks, it attacks that creature if able”?

A. Yes, you can.

If you try to tap your creature, you can resolve the effect from “until the start of your next turn” onward.

Therefore, even if you try to tap a creature that was already tapped, that creature gets +4000 power, and until the start of your next turn, the opponent’s creatures that were in the battle zone when you cast this spell must attack that creature if they attack.

Official Q&A #48948 (Japanese)

Bunbun Mantarou gets +4000 power from “Power Attacker” and becomes 8000, but can you “Revolution Change” into Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku when it attacks?

A. Yes, you can swap it with Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku by “Revolution Change.”

“Power Attacker” is a static ability, so the power is added at the moment of attacking, before the “when this creature attacks” ability triggers.

Official Q&A #48947 (Japanese)

Togajuuji YUNAGI-10 gets +4000 power from its “when this creature attacks” ability and becomes 8000, but can you “Revolution Change” into Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku when it attacks?

A. No, you cannot “Revolution Change.”

“Revolution Change” cannot be declared unless the power and civilization conditions are met at the moment that creature starts its attack.

When Togajuuji YUNAGI-10 started its attack it had 4000 power, so you cannot declare Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku’s “Revolution Change,” and you cannot resolve its effect.

Official Q&A #48946 (Japanese)

When your light creature with 4000 power attacks, can you cast Kiwame Ore Hiden Lionel Guard from your graveyard without paying its cost by using “Recycle” and “Attack Chance”?

A. No, you cannot cast it.

The “Recycle” effect can only be used during your main step. Therefore, even if you have “Recycle,” you cannot use that “Attack Chance” from your graveyard.

Official Q&A #48945 (Japanese)

In your shield zone, you have 2 shields in total: one shield made of 1 face-up card and 1 face-down card, and one shield made of 2 face-up cards.
When you draw cards after newly making a face-up shield with Nekketsu Bijin Michelangelo’s “when this creature enters” ability, how many cards do you draw?

A. You draw 3 cards.

This effect lets you draw a number of cards equal to the number of shields that include a face-up card.

In this situation, there are 4 face-up cards in your shield zone, but there are 3 shields that include a face-up card.

Official Q&A #48944 (Japanese)

Gaiamoku Jaouri Death=Vermut is in the battle zone.
If a multicolor card such as Ryuufuu Konsei Zardikurika is put into the mana zone, can you resolve each civilization’s effect of Gaiamoku Jaouri Death=Vermut’s “Space Charge” in any order you like?

A. No, you cannot resolve them in any order you like.

You must resolve the “Space Charge” effects in the order written in the effect, from the top.

In this case, a light-water-fire multicolor card was put into the mana zone, so you resolve the effects in this order: “Light: put the top card of your deck into your shield zone as a shield,” “Water: choose 1 of your opponent’s creatures and return it to its owner’s hand,” “Fire: this turn, 1 of your creatures gets +6000 power.”

Official Q&A #48943 (Japanese)

The three cards turned face up by Gachanko Gachirobo Nigouki’s “when this creature attacks” ability were all Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku.
You can only put out one Dream creature with the same name, so how is this resolved?

Similar example: Gachanko Gachirobo

A. Only 1 creature comes out into the battle zone, and the other 2 stay on top of the deck.

If the cards turned face up all have the same cost and some of them cannot be put out (such as an Evolution creature with no card to be its evolution source), you put out only the creatures that can be put out, and the rest remain on top of the deck in the order they were placed.

Official Q&A #48942 (Japanese)

The creature turned face up by Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru’s “Power Gachinko Judge” was an Evolution creature, but there was no creature to be its evolution source. In this case, can that Evolution creature card stay on top of the deck?

Similar examples: Bouryuu no T Million Vegeta, Kaizan no Honoo Volmeteus Hack

A. No, it cannot stay. It is put on the bottom of the deck by the “Power Gachinko Judge” effect.

A creature with no evolution source cannot be put into the battle zone. If it cannot be put into the battle zone, it cannot be summoned either, so you cannot apply the replacement effect “instead of putting it on the bottom of the deck, you may summon it without paying its cost.”

As a result, the Evolution creature that was turned face up is put on the bottom of the deck, and Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru stays in the battle zone.

Official Q&A #48941 (Japanese)

Your opponent has Tokoshie no Choujin in the battle zone.
When you summon a creature with your Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru’s “Power Gachinko Judge,” is this a replacement effect, so you can put it out without being affected by Tokoshie no Choujin’s “put it into the mana zone instead” effect?

Similar examples: Chifuuryuu Gyaia, Gouryuu no Itadaki Zoro-A-Start

A. Yes, you summon it and put it out without being affected by Tokoshie no Choujin’s effect.

When Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru turns a creature face up with “Power Gachinko Judge” and wins, a replacement effect summons that creature instead of putting it on the bottom of the deck.

A further replacement effect cannot be applied to an event to which a replacement effect has already been applied, so Tokoshie no Choujin’s replacement effect cannot be applied.

(Comprehensive Rules 101.5.)

Official Q&A #48940 (Japanese)

Kiwamaru Kyuukyoku Q.9 has two evolution sources: the card directly beneath it is Ichion no Yousei, and beneath that is Senkou no Shugosha Holy.
When this Kiwamaru Kyuukyoku Q.9 leaves, is the condition “if there is a cost-9 creature beneath it” of its “when this leaves” ability satisfied?

A. Yes, the condition is satisfied and you can resolve the effect.

This ability checks all the cards that were its evolution sources before Kiwamaru Kyuukyoku Q.9 left, and looks for a cost-9 creature among them.

Official Q&A #48939 (Japanese)

What is the “Soul Shift” ability?

A. “Soul Shift” is a static ability that, when you summon an Evolution creature that has it, reduces the summoning cost by the cost of the card that will become its evolution source.

The cost being paid can never go below 0.

For example, when summoning Kiwamaru Kyuukyoku Q.9, if the evolution source is a cost-9 card such as Senkou no Shugosha Holy, the summoning cost is reduced by 9, but since the cost cannot go below 0, you summon it for a cost of 1.

The cost of the evolution source means the cost of the top element of whatever it is evolving from.

For example, if Kiwamaru Kyuukyoku Q.9 evolves on top of Ichion no Yousei, which itself is on top of Senkou no Shugosha Holy, only the cost of Ichion no Yousei is referenced, so you summon it for a cost of 7.

Official Q&A #48938 (Japanese)

When my "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" attacks, I declared "SSS-class Invasion [Tensai]" of "SSS-kyū Tensai Deadamned" in my hand, and "Revolution Change" of "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku".
Can I first "Invade" and evolve onto "SSS-kyū Tensai Deadamned", and then swap it with "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" using "Revolution Change"?

A. Yes, you can.
You can declare the use of "Revolution Change" even when a creature cannot be put into the battle zone.
A DMR cannot be put out if a creature with the same name is in play, but as in the situation in your question, if you first resolve another effect and "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" is no longer in the battle zone, you can swap in "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" with "Revolution Change".

Official Q&A #48937 (Japanese)

When my "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" attacks, can I swap it with "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" in my hand using "Revolution Change"?

A. No. You can declare the use of "Revolution Change", but the swap fails when it resolves.
A DMR cannot be put out if a creature with the same name is in play, so the swap fails and the "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" that started the attack continues its attack.

Official Q&A #48936 (Japanese)

My opponent used the "Extreme Final Revolution" of "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" and will not lose the game until the start of my opponent's next turn.
My turn ends with only 1 card left in my deck, and when my opponent's next turn begins, I draw a card with the "at the start of your opponent's turn" ability of my "Suijō Daikuin Shakogairu". Can I win the game with "Shakogairu"'s "when you would lose the game by drawing the last card of your deck, you win instead"?
Or does the effect of "Extreme Final Revolution" prevent me from winning, so that I lose because my deck is empty?

A. You win the game with the effect of "Suijō Daikuin Shakogairu".
Effects that last until the start of the next turn are gone before "at the start of the turn" abilities are resolved.
In this situation, the effect of "Extreme Final Revolution" of "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" is gone before the "at the start of your opponent's turn" ability of "Suijō Daikuin Shakogairu" is resolved, so you win the game when you draw the last card of your deck.

Official Q&A #48935 (Japanese)

With the "when your opponent's creature is put into the battle zone during your opponent's turn and its ability triggers, you may also use that ability" of "Matan no Zanshō Orgate", can I use a "Final Revolution" or "Extreme Final Revolution" that triggered during my opponent's turn?
See: "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku", "Aoki Danchō Dogiragon Ken"

A. In the case of "Final Revolution", you can also use the first "Final Revolution" that your opponent triggered.
After you use it, if your opponent puts out a second creature with "Final Revolution" by "Revolution Change" in the same turn, you have already used "Final Revolution" once, so you cannot resolve the effect of that "Final Revolution".
In the case of "Extreme Final Revolution", if you have not used any other "Final Revolution" during this game, you can also use the "Extreme Final Revolution" that your opponent triggered.
If you use it, it counts as having used an "Extreme Final Revolution" yourself, so you can no longer use another "Extreme Final Revolution" during that game.

Official Q&A #48934 (Japanese)

Because of my opponent's "Ichion no Yōsei", I can cast only one spell per turn. I have not cast any spell this turn.
When my water creature with power 8000 attacks, can I declare "Attack Chance" for two "Bushōri to Ikakumei no Ketsudan" in my hand?

A. Yes, you can declare both "Attack Chance".
Cards for which you declared "Attack Chance" are performed one at a time.
For example, if you choose the option "Choose one of your opponent's creatures with power 8000 or less and destroy it" with the first "Bushōri to Ikakumei no Ketsudan" and destroy "Ichion no Yōsei", the effect of "Ichion no Yōsei" is gone, so you can also cast the second "Bushōri to Ikakumei no Ketsudan".
If your opponent's "Ichion no Yōsei" does not leave the battle zone after casting the first spell, you cannot cast the second one, and it stays in your hand.

Official Q&A #48933 (Japanese)

My "Chō Kyōdai! Aqua Assemble" is in the battle zone.
When my water creature with power 8000 attacks, can I cast "Bushōri to Ikakumei no Ketsudan" from my graveyard using "Attack Chance"?

A. Yes, you can cast it.
In this case, as when using "Attack Chance" from your hand, you need to declare the use of the triggered ability.

Official Q&A #48932 (Japanese)

With the effect of "Power Gachinko Judge", I turned "Kira Ōjo Pudding / Hunter Alien Nakayoshi Beam" face up.
Can I put this "Kira Ōjo Pudding" into the battle zone instead of putting it at the bottom of my deck?
See: "Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru"
Similar example: "Gyakuten Ōjo Pudding"
Similar example: the "when you show this creature and win a Gachinko Judge" ability of "Oyasumi Hippopo-san"

A. Yes, you can put it into the battle zone.
"Power Gachinko Judge" is also a "Gachinko Judge".

Official Q&A #48931 (Japanese)

What is "Power Gachinko Judge"?
See: "Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru"

A. "Power Gachinko Judge" is a type of "Gachinko Judge".
As with "Gachinko Judge", you turn the top card of your deck face up and compare the power of the cards.
If you used the ability, you win if the power of the card you turned face up is equal to or greater than the power of the card your opponent turned face up.
Cards with no power written on them, such as spells and G Castles, are treated as having power 0.
The number written on an Aura is not power, so an Aura is also treated as having power 0.
Also, a cell that shows the power after Cross Gear fusion, such as "Shinsekaiō no Tōki", is also treated as having power 0.
(Comprehensive Rules 206.1, 310.4)

Official Q&A #48930 (Japanese)

"DG ~Sabaki no Toki~" is in the battle zone.
When I put a creature out from my graveyard with the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", will a seal be placed on that creature?

A. No seal is placed, and only the creature enters the battle zone.
Because no seal is placed, you can use abilities that triggered by its being put out, such as "when put into the battle zone" abilities, as usual.
When you put a creature out from the graveyard, you instead put the top card of your deck at the bottom of your deck by the replacement effect of "DG ~Sabaki no Toki~", in place of placing a seal.
For example, if you put 2 creatures out from your graveyard with the ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta" in this situation, it is resolved as follows.
1. Put out the first creature, and put the top card of your deck at the bottom of your deck.
2. Put out the second creature, and put the top card of your deck at the bottom of your deck.
3. Resolve abilities that triggered because of this, such as the creatures' "when put into the battle zone" abilities, in any order you like.

Official Q&A #48929 (Japanese)

I have "Konchū Yaya Hercules" in the battle zone.
When I put a creature out from my graveyard with the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", will a seal be placed on that creature?

A. Yes, it enters the battle zone with a seal on it even if "Konchū Yaya Hercules" is there.
The ability of "Konchū Yaya Hercules" affects only creatures in the battle zone.
A creature put out by the effect of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta" enters with a seal already on it, and the seal is not placed after it enters the battle zone, so it is not affected by the effect of "Konchū Yaya Hercules".
(Comprehensive Rules 403.1.)

Official Q&A #48928 (Japanese)

My opponent has "Chifūryū Gyaia" in the battle zone.
When I put out a creature such as "Tensai Dedodam", which has an ability that starts with "when this creature is put into the battle zone", from my graveyard with the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", how is the replacement effect of "Chifūryū Gyaia", "when your opponent's creature with an ability that starts with 'when this creature is put into the battle zone' would be put into the battle zone", resolved?
Similar example: "Tokoshie no Chōjin"

A. The creature you tried to put out is put into the mana zone instead by the replacement effect of "Chifūryū Gyaia". Because the creature is not put out, the effect of placing a seal does nothing.

Official Q&A #48927 (Japanese)

When I put "Kidō Konsei Gariingmar" from my graveyard into the battle zone with the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", does it enter tapped?
Also, what happens to its "EX Life" in that case?

A. It enters the battle zone tapped, with a seal on it, and also with an "EX Life" shield.
The effect of "Kidō Konsei Gariingmar" of entering tapped, its "EX Life", and the "put out from your graveyard with one seal on each" of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta" are all state-defining effects.
If there are multiple state-defining effects, all of them apply. The same is true when putting out with a seal, and the other state-defining effects are not ignored.
(Comprehensive Rules 110.4f)

Official Q&A #48926 (Japanese)

With the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", I placed "Kyūkyoku no Kyo Jashin=Vridgard" with a seal on it on top of "Dangerous=Tottoro" in the battle zone.
In this case, will the "when this becomes an evolution source" ability of "Dangerous=Tottoro", which became the evolution source, trigger?
Similar example: "Shinka Power" of "Ōrai Eiyū Momoking RX"

A. Yes, it will trigger and you can resolve its effect.
A sealed creature is ignored, but the "when this becomes an evolution source" ability triggers just before evolution.

Official Q&A #48925 (Japanese)

With the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta", I put "Shikkoku no Shin'en Jashin-tei" from my graveyard into the battle zone with a seal on it.
Only my "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta" and the sealed "Shikkoku no Shin'en Jashin-tei" are in the battle zone. Will the "when this Tamaseed is put into the battle zone" ability trigger?

A. No, it will not trigger.
"Shikkoku no Shin'en Jashin-tei" is put into the battle zone with a seal on it, so there is no timing at which its static ability is applied.
Regardless of the number of darkness creatures or Tamaseeds, they are ignored because of the seal.

Official Q&A #48924 (Japanese)

If a creature put out by the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta" is a Command, can it remove seals from itself or other creatures?

A. No, it cannot.
Because the creature is put out with seals on it, its characteristics cannot be checked, and the state-based action that removes seals does not occur.

Official Q&A #48923 (Japanese)

What kind of ability is the "when put into the battle zone by summoning" ability of "Fumei na Futōmei Memotta"?
For example, will the "when put into the battle zone" abilities of creatures put out by this ability trigger?

A. It is an ability that puts creatures from your graveyard into the battle zone with seals on them. Because they are put out with seals on them, those creatures are not considered to have been put into the battle zone.
Their "when put into the battle zone" abilities do not trigger, and abilities of creatures already in the battle zone that trigger "when a creature is put into the battle zone" do not trigger either.
When putting out a NEO Creature, you can also put it out as an Evolution Creature.

Official Q&A #48922 (Japanese)

Does the ability of "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen" that makes its power infinity also work when it is shown to my opponent by an effect?
For example, if I show "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen" to my opponent with the effect of "Tenshukaku Ryūō Bujin", can I also destroy an opponent's creature with power 14000 or more?

A. Yes, you can destroy it.
Showing a card to your opponent is the same as turning it face up.
Therefore, the power of "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen" is infinity by its own effect.

Official Q&A #48921 (Japanese)

What kind of ability is "During a battle, or while this card is face up in your deck, this creature's power is infinity"?
See: "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen"

A. It is a static ability that treats this creature's power as infinity while it is battling, or while it is face up in a deck by a card's effect.
For example, if "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen" is turned face up with the "Power Gachinko Judge" of "Nekketsu no Na Shuramaru", its power is treated as infinity.
Also, "V-Chō Shinwa Katsumugen" turned face up from the top of your deck by the effect of "Kakumei no Tekken" has power infinity during that time, so you can choose and destroy one of your opponent's creatures with power infinity or less.

Official Q&A #48920 (Japanese)

When my "Ater Gorgini" battles an opponent's creature, my opponent used the "Super Guardman" of "Jūonrui Bushime Global Stage".
"Ater Gorgini" and "Jūonrui Bushime Global Stage" battle instead, and when the losing "Ater Gorgini" is destroyed, can I apply its "when this creature leaves" replacement effect?
Similar example: "Escape" of "Sōseiryū Gorgi Next"

A. Yes, you can apply the replacement effect of "Ater Gorgini" and destroy one of your other creatures instead.
"Super Guardman" is an effect that replaces the battle, but it does not replace the result of the battle.

Official Q&A #48919 (Japanese)

If both my opponent and I have creatures with "Super Guardman" in play when a battle takes place, can both players use "Super Guardman"?
See: "Jūonrui Bushime Global Stage"

A. No. If both players want to use "Super Guardman", only the turn player can use "Super Guardman".
"Super Guardman" is a replacement effect that replaces the battle, so its effect can be applied only once per battle.
If multiple replacement effects would apply at the same time, the turn player's effect is applied first.
(Comprehensive Rules 609.8.)

Official Q&A #48918 (Japanese)

What is "Super Guardman"?
See: "Jūonrui Bushime Global Stage"

A. It is a replacement effect that, when another one of your creatures battles, lets you tap a creature that has "Super Guardman" so that, instead, the opponent's creature battles the tapped creature.
This can be applied not only to battles from creature attacks, but also to battles caused by spells or creature effects.
"Super Guardman" is a replacement effect, so it can be used only once per battle.
When an effect refers to abilities, "Super Guardman" is also treated as "Guardman".

Official Q&A #48917 (Japanese)

If I choose my opponent's "Nekketsu V Ryū Gaiginga", which is under another card such as an Evolution Creature's evolution source, with the effect of my "Tonginusu no Yari", will its "when your opponent chooses this creature" ability trigger?
Similar example: "Chōshinra-sei Apollonus Dragelion", "Reihō Hyakume-4"
Similar example: "Ryūmyakujutsu Rakujō no Kei"

A. No, it will not trigger.
Cards placed under other cards have their characteristics ignored, so even if such a card is chosen by an effect that chooses a card, its "when this creature is chosen" ability does not trigger.

Official Q&A #48916 (Japanese)

During my previous turn, 2 of my creatures were put into the Hyperspatial Zone instead of entering the battle zone by the replacement effect of my opponent's ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start".
At the start of my next turn, in what order are these 2 creatures put out from the Hyperspatial Zone?

A. My opponent, the owner of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start", decides the order in which the 2 creatures are put out.
In this case, your opponent can decide the order regardless of the order in which they were put into the Hyperspatial Zone.
For example, even if you put "Tensai Dedodam" into the Hyperspatial Zone first and then "Tokoshie no Chōjin", your opponent can put out "Tokoshie no Chōjin" first and "Tensai Dedodam" afterward.

Official Q&A #48915 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" and "Tokoshie no Chōjin" in the battle zone.
I put out a creature from my hand, and it was put into the Hyperspatial Zone instead by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start".
At the start of my next turn, when I put out the creature I put into the Hyperspatial Zone into the battle zone, how is this resolved?

A. Your creature put out from the Hyperspatial Zone is put into the mana zone instead by the replacement effect of your opponent's "Tokoshie no Chōjin".
The "at the start of your opponent's next turn, your opponent puts that creature out from the Hyperspatial Zone" of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" is a delayed triggered ability, and this part is not treated as a replacement effect.
Therefore, when you put a creature out from the Hyperspatial Zone with this effect, any other replacement effect applies.

Official Q&A #48914 (Japanese)

With my opponent's ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone, I put out a creature, and it was put into the Hyperspatial Zone instead.
Before my next turn begins, my opponent's ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" leaves the battle zone. In this case, what happens to the creature I put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect?

A. Even in that case, at the start of your turn, you put out your creature that was put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" into the battle zone.
Even if ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" leaves the battle zone, is sealed, or has its abilities ignored after the replacement effect was applied, the effect of putting out from the Hyperspatial Zone is not lost.

Official Q&A #48913 (Japanese)

During my turn, with my opponent's ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone, I put a creature out from my hand, and it was put into the Hyperspatial Zone instead.
If, in the same turn, the creature I put into the Hyperspatial Zone enters the battle zone and is then put into the Hyperspatial Zone again by some effect, will that creature be put out from the Hyperspatial Zone at the start of my next turn by the effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start"?

A. No, it will not.
If a creature that was put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" once leaves the Hyperspatial Zone by another effect, the effect "at the start of your opponent's next turn, your opponent puts that creature out from the Hyperspatial Zone" does nothing.

Official Q&A #48912 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. I summoned "Jatō Sith" with "Abyss Rush". How is this resolved?

A. Instead of entering the battle zone, "Jatō Sith" is put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start".
At the start of your next turn, "Jatō Sith" is put into the battle zone from the Hyperspatial Zone, but the effect of "Abyss Rush" has been lost, so it cannot attack that turn and it is not put at the bottom of your deck at the end of the turn.

Official Q&A #48911 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. I cast the spell side of "Kingdom Ōkabuto / Gōhaten Tsukumogatari". How is this resolved?
Similar example: "Chōshinra Günther Pegasus"

A. All of your creatures that would be put out from the mana zone are put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start". (Your opponent's creatures are put into the battle zone.)
At the start of your next turn, you put all of those creatures from the Hyperspatial Zone into the battle zone.
When these creatures are put out, "Ignore all effects and rules that occur from these creatures being put out" from "Gōhaten Tsukumogatari" does not apply.
Therefore, their "when put into the battle zone" abilities trigger, and if a Command is put out, one seal of the same civilization is removed.

Official Q&A #48910 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. I summoned ""Mugetsu" no Itadaki $ Suzaku $" with "Mugetsu Gate Zetsu". How is this resolved?
Similar abilities: "Mugen Mugetsu Gate" of "Gal Laganzark", "Mugetsu Gate" of "Manji De Suzaku Manji"

A. A creature summoned with "Mugetsu Gate Zetsu" enters with 6 cards stacked under it, so ""Mugetsu" no Itadaki $ Suzaku $" is put into the Hyperspatial Zone together with the cards stacked under it by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start".
At the start of your next turn, when you put ""Mugetsu" no Itadaki $ Suzaku $" out from the Hyperspatial Zone, it enters the battle zone alone, and the 6 Magic Tool cards that were originally stacked under it remain in the Hyperspatial Zone.

Official Q&A #48909 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. When my "Viridē Gol Gelus" attacks, I declared "Revolution Change" of "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku". How is this resolved?

A. Because of the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start", nothing happens.
As in this case, if a card cannot be moved normally due to an effect, the swap fails and the process ends with nothing happening. "Hageshiki Kirifuda Dogiragon Gyaku" stays in your hand, and "Viridē Gol Gelus" continues its attack.
(Comprehensive Rules 701.26b)

Official Q&A #48908 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. If I put out an Evolution Creature such as "Kiwamaru Kyūkyoku Q.9", how is this resolved?

A. Only the card "Kiwamaru Kyūkyoku Q.9" that you tried to put out is put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start". The creature you tried to use as the evolution source stays in the battle zone.
At the start of your next turn, when you put "Kiwamaru Kyūkyoku Q.9" into the battle zone from the Hyperspatial Zone, you decide again which creature it evolves from and place it on top of that creature.
If there is no creature that can be its evolution source, "Kiwamaru Kyūkyoku Q.9" stays in the Hyperspatial Zone.

Official Q&A #48907 (Japanese)

My opponent has ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" in the battle zone. If I put out "Igyō no X Extreme Kiriko" using "Tensai Dedodam" in my hand as the evolution source, how is this resolved?
Similar example: "Graveyard Evolution" of "Ma-V-Ō Deathshirazu"
Similar example: "Mana Evolution" of "Diamond Cascade"

A. A creature put out with "Hand Evolution" enters with its evolution source placed under it, so "Igyō no X Extreme Kiriko" is put into the Hyperspatial Zone together with its evolution source "Tensai Dedodam" by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start".
At the start of your next turn, when you put "Igyō no X Extreme Kiriko" out from the Hyperspatial Zone, you place one new water creature from your hand under it as its evolution source. If you have no water creature in your hand, "Igyō no X Extreme Kiriko" cannot be put out, so it stays in the Hyperspatial Zone.
Note that the "Tensai Dedodam" that was first put into the Hyperspatial Zone by the replacement effect of ""Gōryū" no Itadaki Zoroa Start" stays in the Hyperspatial Zone.

Official Q&A #48906 (Japanese)

When my opponent's "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" attacked my creature, I sealed the attacked creature with its "whenever this creature attacks" ability.
Can I use the "Ura Ninja Strike" of "Urazankakure Tensai Heart" against that attack?
Similar example: "Ninja Strike" of "Kōganin Hayabusamaru"
Similar example: "Oni End" of "Hyakki no Jaōmon"
Similar example: "Nicol Bolas"

A. No, you cannot declare its use, so you cannot use "Ura Ninja Strike".
Normally, after all the turn player's effects that triggered when attacking have been resolved, the non-turn player declares abilities that require a use declaration.
As in the situation in your question, if the attacked creature leaves the battle zone or is sealed by the turn player's effect, the attack ends at that point and the game moves to the end of attack step, so there is no timing to make a use declaration. An ability whose use has not been declared cannot have its effect resolved either.
(Comprehensive Rules 505.6a)

Official Q&A #48905 (Japanese)

When my opponent's "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" attacked my creature, I sealed the attacked creature with its "whenever this creature attacks" ability.
The attack ended because the attacked creature was gone, but can I use the "when your opponent's creature attacks" ability of "D no Ekisha Kaeriban Home" or "Hannya Shinjō Mantra-maru"?
Similar example: "Nicol Bolas"

A. Yes, you can use them.
If the attacked creature leaves the battle zone or is sealed, the game immediately moves to the end of attack step, but if there are any effects already waiting, they are resolved first, and then the game moves to the end of attack step.
In the situation in your question, the "when your opponent's creature attacks" abilities of cards such as "D no Ekisha Kaeriban Home" and "Hannya Shinjō Mantra-maru" triggered and are waiting at the moment your opponent's creature attacked, so those effects can be resolved.
(Comprehensive Rules 500.2, 505.6a)

Official Q&A #48904 (Japanese)

I have "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" and "Magaiten Akafesy" in the battle zone.
When my "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" attacked an opponent's creature, I sealed the attacked creature with its "whenever this creature attacks" ability.
In this case, can I draw a card with the "at the end of the attack of your creature" ability of "Magaiten Akafesy"?
Similar example: "Nicol Bolas"

A. Yes, you can draw 1 card with the ability of "Magaiten Akafesy".
If the attacked creature leaves the battle zone or is sealed, the game immediately moves to the end of attack step, but "at the end of the attack" abilities trigger in the end of attack step, so the effect can be resolved without any problem.
(Comprehensive Rules 510.1)

Official Q&A #48903 (Japanese)

When my "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" attacked an opponent's creature, I declared "D-D-D" of "Todoroku Jadō Red Zone".
If I first seal the attacked creature with "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W"'s "whenever this creature attacks" ability, can I summon the "Todoroku Jadō Red Zone" I declared?
Similar example: "Invasion" of "Todoroku Shinryaku Red Zone"
Similar example: "Oni End" of "Hyakki no Jaōmon"
Similar example: "Nicol Bolas"

A. Yes, you can summon it.
If the attacked creature leaves the battle zone or is sealed, the game immediately moves to the end of attack step. However, if there are any effects already waiting, they are resolved first, and then the game moves to the end of attack step.
In the situation in your question, the already declared "D-D-D" is waiting, so it is resolved before moving to the end of attack step.
(Comprehensive Rules 500.2, 505.6a)

Official Q&A #48902 (Japanese)

With the "when put into the battle zone" ability of "Ryū no Kyokugen Dogiragolden", can I destroy my opponent's "Moeru Kindan Dolmageddon W" or "Kindan Kikan VV-8" as a Forbidden Creature?
Similar example: "Kindan Ryūō Vol-Val-8"

A. Yes, you can destroy them.
A Forbidden Creature is a creature whose card type or race includes "Forbidden".

Official Q&A #48901 (Japanese)

If I cast the spell side of "Seimon no Seirei Achernar / Stargaze Gate", can I put "Sekai no Y Chakra del Fin", which has "Blocker", from my hand into the battle zone with "Z Rush"?

A. No, you cannot.
Outside the battle zone, the Hyper Mode ability and power are treated as not existing and are not referenced.
(Comprehensive Rules 816.3)

Official Q&A #48741 (Japanese)

My opponent has the Evolution Creature ""GG"-001" in the battle zone.
Will the "at the end of this creature's first attack each turn" ability of my "Hatei-naki Shinryaku Red Zone F" trigger?
Similar example: "Gōwan no R Dagurajapanican"

A. Yes, it will trigger.
Abilities that trigger by attacking are only those that trigger when the attacking creature is declared, such as "whenever this creature attacks" abilities.
(Comprehensive Rules 506.3.)

Official Q&A #48740 (Japanese)

When my "Kachikomi Nyūdō" attacks, I declared the use of the "Invasion" of both "Chōshinra-sei Apollonus Dragelion" and "Hatei-naki Shinryaku Red Zone F".
I first put "Chōshinra-sei Apollonus Dragelion" on top of "Kachikomi Nyūdō", then put "Hatei-naki Shinryaku Red Zone F" on top of it, and then broke all of my opponent's shields with "Meteor Burn" of "Chōshinra-sei Apollonus Dragelion".
In this case, can my opponent use the "G-Strike" of a shield added to their hand by the break from "Meteor Burn"?
See: "Tokoshie no Chōjin"

A. Your opponent cannot declare the use of "G-Strike" and cannot use its effect.
The shields are broken by the effect of "Chōshinra-sei Apollonus Dragelion", but the creature that is attacking is the "Hatei-naki Shinryaku Red Zone F" on the very top.
Therefore, because of the effect of "Hatei-naki Shinryaku Red Zone F", your opponent cannot use "G-Strike".

Official Q&A #48739 (Japanese)

What is a Psychic Creature?
See: "Shōshuryū Katsudon"

A. It is a card that you set aside in the Hyperspatial Zone at the start of the game.
Unlike a card in your hand, you cannot pay its cost to summon it from the Hyperspatial Zone, but you can summon it or put it into the battle zone with a card's effect.
Some Psychic Creatures have an ability, such as "Awaken", that flips the creature to its other side.
A creature flipped by "Awaken" does not have summoning sickness. (A creature flipped by an effect other than "Awaken" has summoning sickness as usual.)
(Comprehensive Rules 805.)

Official Q&A #48160 (Japanese)

With my "Shōshuryū Katsudon" in play, I put out "Come On Pippie" and then, with its "when put into the battle zone" ability, put "Shōri no Ryusei Kaiser" out from my Hyperspatial Zone.
Two "Awaken" triggers of "Shōshuryū Katsudon" are pending, and there are 3 or more creatures, so can I flip it to "Shōshuryū Shōgun Katsuking" with the first "Awaken" and then to "Saishū Shōshuryū Katsumaster" with the second?

A. Yes, with two "Awaken" resolutions you can ultimately flip it to "Saishū Shōshuryū Katsumaster".

Official Q&A #48159 (Japanese)

With the "when put into the battle zone" ability of my "Chōjō Setsuzoku Muzarmi=Bugo 1st", I put 5 cards under an "EX Life" shield.
At the end of this turn, will my "Kinga-ba Nike" "Awaken"?

A. Yes, it will "Awaken", because 5 cards have been put into the shield zone.
Even when multiple cards are put under a single shield, this counts as multiple cards having been put into the shield zone.

Official Q&A #48158 (Japanese)

During my opponent's turn, with my "Kinga-ba Nike" in play, my opponent put 3 creatures into the battle zone.
At the end of that turn, I cast "Shinkirō to Seigikan no Ketsudan" without paying its cost using its "at the end of your opponent's turn" ability, chose "Choose a creature and turn it into a shield" twice, and turned 2 of my creatures into shields.
After finishing casting "Shinkirō to Seigikan no Ketsudan", can I "Awaken" my "Kinga-ba Nike"?

A. Yes, you can "Awaken" it.
Abilities that trigger "at the end of the turn" can be resolved in any order you like.
As in your question, if you first cast "Shinkirō to Seigikan no Ketsudan" and make the shields, and then resolve "Kinga-ba Nike"'s "Awaken", you can flip it. Conversely, if you first resolve "Kinga-ba Nike"'s "Awaken" and then cast "Shinkirō to Seigikan no Ketsudan", you can also choose not to flip "Kinga-ba Nike".

Official Q&A #48157 (Japanese)

What kind of ability is "Final Doron"?
See: "Kinga-ba Nike"

A. It is an ability you can use when you "Awaken" a creature that has "Final Doron", if you have not yet used a "Final Doron" during this game.
For example, if you use the "Final Doron" of "Saishū Kinga Avant-garde", then for the rest of that game you can no longer use a second "Final Doron" of "Saishū Kinga Avant-garde", nor the "Final Doron" of a creature with a different name.
If you do not use any of the effects of the "Final Doron" of the creature that "Awakened", you do not lose the right to use "Final Doron".
The next time you "Awaken" a creature that has "Final Doron", you can again decide whether to use "Final Doron".

Official Q&A #48156 (Japanese)

I have not yet performed any card this turn.
I cast "Ryūsei no Gyakutengeki", returned my opponent's cost 7 creature to its owner's hand, and put "Ryūsoō Q.E.D." from my Hyperspatial Zone into the battle zone.
This turn, can I perform a water creature and a water spell, each without paying its cost?
See: "Shinrijū Evidence"

A. "Ryūsoō Q.E.D." was put into the battle zone by a method other than summoning, and you have not yet summoned a water creature this turn.
Therefore, the next water creature you summon this turn can be summoned without paying its cost.
You have already cast "Ryūsei no Gyakutengeki", which is a water spell, so you cannot cast a water spell without paying its cost this turn.

Official Q&A #48155 (Japanese)

What is "Jump Dimension Summon"?
See: "Todoroku Chōyaku Teleport Zone"

A. It is an ability that lets you summon one creature from your Hyperspatial Zone as if you had paid its cost, provided its cost is equal to or less than the specified number and all of the civilizations that creature has are in your mana zone.
For example, if an ability says "Jump Dimension Summon 4", you can summon one creature with cost 4 or less from your Hyperspatial Zone as if you had paid its cost, as long as all of its civilizations are in your mana zone.
If you have a light card and a darkness card in your mana zone, you can summon "Jikū no Teitai Schteiwal". If you have only light and no darkness, you cannot summon "Jikū no Teitai Schteiwal".

Official Q&A #48154 (Japanese)

During my opponent's turn, my opponent put out "Jikū no Nebula Martini" with "Jump Dimension Summon 2".
At the end of that turn, can I summon "Ryūsei no Gaiash Kaiser" without paying its cost using its "at the end of your opponent's turn" ability?
See: "Spiral Teleport Hole"
Similar example: "Venerac-F5"

A. Yes, you can summon "Ryūsei no Gaiash Kaiser" with its ability.
With "Jump Dimension Summon", you summon a creature as if you had paid its cost, but you do not tap any cards in your mana zone in doing so, so the condition of "Ryūsei no Gaiash Kaiser"'s ability is met.

Official Q&A #48153 (Japanese)

My "Sōseiryū Drache der'Zen" is in the battle zone, and I put out "Haō no Zugai Dokuro Majō".
After putting 7 seals on "Haō no Zugai Dokuro Majō" with its "when put into the battle zone" ability, I use "Drache der'Zen"'s "when your Tamaseed is put into the battle zone" ability to put the sealed "Haō no Zugai Dokuro Majō" under a creature. How is this resolved?

A. Only the card "Haō no Zugai Dokuro Majō" is put under the creature. The 7 seals that were on it cannot exist in the battle zone by themselves, so they are put into the graveyard.

Official Q&A #48152 (Japanese)