Again, if possible, you and your opponent may take turns activating effects here. Damage Calculation : This is "main" attack step. Here is where the attack and defense points are added and the result takes place destroy monsters, inflict damage, etc.
Do notice that even though the attacking monsters was destroyed on Damage Step, the receiving monster will still be destroyed if it has less defense points. This is because destroying the attacking monsters on this step does not cancel the attack that was made; if you want to stop it it should be on Attack Declaration or before. Another important thing is that the flip effects takes place After Damage Calculation , as per this ruling :.
If the attacked monster has an effect that activates when it is flipped face-up such as a Flip effect , that effect will NOT activate at this time. Its effect will activate after damage calculation, even if the flipped monster itself leaves the Monster Zone before then.
Let's illustrate this with an example of a monster attacking a face down Man-Eater Bug :. Attack is declared. Opponent may activate cards like Mirror Force, or Magical Cylinders here to prevent the attack. If not, we continue Damage Step. MEB is flipped up eventually before damage calculation, before that turns of effects may be activated as well, and after this Damage Calculation.
Any piercing damage is applied, card is sent to GY, and any after effects take place, as the flip effect of MEB which then destroys a monster. Sign up to join this community. If you wish to replace the Field Spell Card you currently control, you may send your Field Spell to the Graveyard in order to play a new one. Field Spell Cards must be placed in the Field Zone.
If the player already has a card in their Field Zone, the existing card is sent to the Graveyard first. So if you attack a face-down Stealth Bird, it will be flipped but not Flip Summoned, so its effect will not activate.
If the face-down monster is tributed, then no, any Flip Effects it has will not activate. But you are out of luck if your face-down Flip Effect monster is tributed by the opponent using Soul Exchange, for example. Because it never 'Flips' even though it goes to the graveyard face up the effect will not activate. If you negate a monster's Flip Summon, then the Flip Effect will never even activate in the first place, meaning there's no need to negate it.
No monster can activiate its effect while face down unless it specifically says so; only face up. If you are referring to monsters who say their effects activate when Flip Summoned, that means you must flip the monster up manually during your Main Phase after it is set face down.
A monster fliped face up from an attack does not count as a Flip Summon. A flip effect only works if you flip summon a monster, or if your opponent attacks your face down monster granted they don't have an effect that negates the activation of a flip effect monster or destroys it without flipping, like Drillroid Most special summons require the monster to be face up, therefore not letting the flip effect to have a change to activate.
An attacked flip effect monster's effect will activate after damage calculation, but before monsters destroyed by battle go to the graveyard, so it will be after the effect's resolution. Note that even though a monsters considered destroyed by battle will still be on the field at the time, it can't be returned to hand or deck by such effects.
Flip Effects are applied after damage calculation. If Gale Lizard's attacked, it's flipped face-up, then you calculate damage to see if it's destroyed. Then, its effect will activate and return an opponent's monster and Gale Lizardwill be destroyed.
The damage step will go - flip the defending monster, compare ATK and DEF, activate and resolve the flip effect regardless of whether the monster is considered destroyed by battle bay a stronger attacker then if the flip monster was considered destroyed, now it actually goes to the graveyard.
A monster is flipped when attacked, or when Flip Summoned by the controlling player, or when an effect specifically says that the monster is flipped. Face-down monsters do not flip if targeted while face down, nor will they flip if they are destroyed while face down. No, a 'Flip Summon' is a manual change from face-down defence to face-up attack position in one of your main phases. If the monster is flipped from an attack, or by an effect, then this is a Flip, but not a Flip Summon.
Therefore regular Flip Effect monsters like Night Assailant will trigger from being attacked, but monsters that require Flip Summoning like Guardian Sphinx will not. Yes, it does. When a Flip Effect monster is attacked, in the Damage Step you flip it, then calculate Damage, and then apply the flip effect before sending destroyed by battle monsters to the graveyard. So even if Man-Eater Bug was considered destroyed by battle, it will still be able to destroy one monster on the field.
A 'flip' happens when a monster goes from being face-down to face-up. This should not be confused with a Flip Summon which is a more specific kind of flip. So a flip can happen when. Swords of Revealing Light is one. No monster can activiate its effect while face down unless it specifically says so; only face up.
If you are referring to monsters who say their effects activate when Flip Summoned, that means you must flip the monster up manually during your Main Phase after it is set face down. A monster fliped face up from an attack does not count as a Flip Summon. A flip effect only works if you flip summon a monster, or if your opponent attacks your face down monster granted they don't have an effect that negates the activation of a flip effect monster or destroys it without flipping, like Drillroid Most special summons require the monster to be face up, therefore not letting the flip effect to have a change to activate.
Flip Effects are applied after damage calculation. If Gale Lizard's attacked, it's flipped face-up, then you calculate damage to see if it's destroyed. Then, its effect will activate and return an opponent's monster and Gale Lizardwill be destroyed. If the monster has a continuous effect, this ceases to apply once the monster leaves the field.
If Jinzo is destroyed, for example, traps can once again be activated. If a monster has an activated effect, then chaining a destruction effect to this activation will not prevent that effect from resolving. As an example, if Chaos Sorcerer activates its Ignition Effect, or Caius the Shadow Monarch's effect is triggered, destroying them before their effects resolve, will not stop the resolution happening.
When a face-down Flip Effect monster is attacked, it is flipped face-up at the start of the Damage Step, damage is calculated, and the monster is considered destroyed or not. After all of that resolves, the Flip Effect monster's effect activates. After that event resolves the Flip Effect monster is destroyed and sent to the Graveyard and the Damage Step ends. Note: Flip Summon is different than Flip Effects or effects triggered when flipped face up.
After Damage Calculation effects:Whether these effects work or not depend entirely on the type of effect. Let's say Wall of Illusion attacks and destroys a monster.
Wall's effect activates after damage calculation, but since the monster was considered destroyed it does not return to the hand. But only if this is the last thing to happen! If anything resolves immediately after it is sent to the Graveyard you "miss the timing". If Peten was tributed for a Tribute Summon, the last thing that happens is the monster being summoned so its effect doesn't activate. Yes, but these types of cards are few and far between. The exceptions to the above will be any resolution that specifically needs the activated monster to remain on the field, ie, the resolution somehow refers to or affects it.
Elemental Hero Prisma, for example, needs to remain on the field, for his name changing effect to apply to him. The effect activates first, and you are actually chaining Trap Hole to that trigger. Trap Hole will resolve first, but it will not stop the monster effect from resolving. Unless a card says it negates a monster's effect, then it is still able to resolve its affect when flip summoned. A monster flipped face-up by a card effect, such as "Book of Taiyou" or "Stop Defense", or as a result of battle is notconsidered a Flip Summon.
Only flipping a Set monster manually is considered a Flip Summon. So if you attack a face-down Stealth Bird, it will be flipped but not Flip Summoned, so its effect will not activate. A monster is flipped when attacked, or when Flip Summoned by the controlling player, or when an effect specifically says that the monster is flipped.
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