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Can 'Cyber Twin Dragon' attack the same monster with its effect?
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Assuming both monsters survive the first attack, yes, Cyber Twin Dragon can declare its second attack against the same monster.
So if the opponent had an attack position Spirit Reaper, you could attack it twice. It would not die, but the opponent would take battle damage to his lifepoints twice.
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Can cyber end dragon attack three times?
No it can not. "Cyber Dragon" + "Cyber Dragon" + "Cyber Dragon" A Fusion Summon of this card can only be conducted with the above Fusion Material Monsters. During battle between this attacking card and a Defense Position monster whose DEF is lower than the ATK of this card, inflict the difference as Battle Damage to your opponent. ^^It doesn't say it can attack 3 times.
Can you summon proto-cyber dragon and then use polymerization with cyber dragon in your hand to summon cyber twin dragon?
Yes. The whole idea behind Proto-Cyber Dragon's name changing effect is to let it be used for Cyber Dragon support and fusion.
Can you use malefic blueCan you use malefic blue eyes white dragon to make blue eyes ultimate dragon becausen cyber end dragon can use all cyber dragon?
No, there's a difference between a 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon monster' and a 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon'. The first is any monster with "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" in the name, while the other is a card called, and only called "Blue-Eyes White Dragon". Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon requires Blue-Eyes White Dragons only, not any variant. Likewise, Cyber End Dragon looks for "Cyber Dragon" not "Cyber Dragon monsters". You can only use cards called, and only called "Cyber Dragon". Note that Proto-Cyber Dragon has a name-changing effect that makes the card name into "Cyber Dragon" so does count and can be used for Cyber End Dragon. 'Cyber Dragon Zwei' also has an effect that also changes its name, though you need to pay a cost to do so. The whole point of these name-changing effects is so those cards can be used with Cyber Dragon's support cards, they would not normally be able to do so because they are not called, and only called "Cyber Dragon". Having Cyber Dragon in their names is not enough, as has been explained above.
Can Versago the Destroyer be substituted for a Cyber Dragon when Fusion Summoning Cyber Twin Dragon?
No, "Versago the Destroyer" cannot be used as a Substitute-Fusion Material monster in the Fusion Summon of "Cyber Twin Dragon". "Cyber Twin Dragon" specifically states: A Fusion Summon of this card can only be conducted with the above Fusion Material Monsters. This card can be Special Summoned from the Extra Deck using "Cyber-Stein" or "Metamorphosis", but if it is Fusion Summoned, two "Cyber Dragon" cards must be used. The closest you can get to a Substitute-Fusion Material monster for "Cyber Twin Dragon" is if you have "Proto-Cyber Dragon" on the field. (It's card name is treated as "Cyber Dragon" while on the field.)
Can you monster reborn cyber end dragon?
yes, if it was properly fusion summoned 1st
In Yugioh gx why does zane not attack yubel with cyber end dragon?
because he payed life of the effect of power bond 4000 cyber end dragon attack points
Can cyber end dragon attack three times?
No it can not. "Cyber Dragon" + "Cyber Dragon" + "Cyber Dragon" A Fusion Summon of this card can only be conducted with the above Fusion Material Monsters. During battle between this attacking card and a Defense Position monster whose DEF is lower than the ATK of this card, inflict the difference as Battle Damage to your opponent. ^^It doesn't say it can attack 3 times.
Is cyber valley a dragon card?
No, Cyber Valley is a Machine-type monster.
Can you use proto-cyber dragon with future fusion?
NO. Because the ProtoCyberDragon's effect states when this monster is face up on the field. Actually you can. But it can only be done for the Chimeratech Overdragon and would have to first use a normal Cyber Dragon. The Proto-Cyber Dragon acts as a machine monster for the remaining part of the fusion. - Vman23
After cyber jar effect the special summon monster can it attack?
Unless another card specifically denies the attack or if it was Special Summoned AFTER the Battle Phase, then yes the Special Summoned monster may attack.
If it is your turn and you have cyber dragon in your hand with no monsters on the field can you special summon cyber dragon and then normal summon or set another monster?
well judging by you question, I'm assuming that your opponent has a monster on the field. if that's the case then yes, since cyber dragon's effect lets you special summon it-which doesn't count as a normal summon-which means you can still normal summon on the same turn.
How many Cyber Dargons equal a Cyber Barrier Dragon?
You can only tribute one "Cyber Dragon" on the field with "Attack Reflector Unit" in order to Special Summon "Cyber Barrier Dragon".
Can you summon proto-cyber dragon and then use polymerization with cyber dragon in your hand to summon cyber twin dragon?
Yes. The whole idea behind Proto-Cyber Dragon's name changing effect is to let it be used for Cyber Dragon support and fusion.
Can you use malefic blueCan you use malefic blue eyes white dragon to make blue eyes ultimate dragon becausen cyber end dragon can use all cyber dragon?
No, there's a difference between a 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon monster' and a 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon'. The first is any monster with "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" in the name, while the other is a card called, and only called "Blue-Eyes White Dragon". Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon requires Blue-Eyes White Dragons only, not any variant. Likewise, Cyber End Dragon looks for "Cyber Dragon" not "Cyber Dragon monsters". You can only use cards called, and only called "Cyber Dragon". Note that Proto-Cyber Dragon has a name-changing effect that makes the card name into "Cyber Dragon" so does count and can be used for Cyber End Dragon. 'Cyber Dragon Zwei' also has an effect that also changes its name, though you need to pay a cost to do so. The whole point of these name-changing effects is so those cards can be used with Cyber Dragon's support cards, they would not normally be able to do so because they are not called, and only called "Cyber Dragon". Having Cyber Dragon in their names is not enough, as has been explained above.
Can Versago the Destroyer be substituted for a Cyber Dragon when Fusion Summoning Cyber Twin Dragon?
No, "Versago the Destroyer" cannot be used as a Substitute-Fusion Material monster in the Fusion Summon of "Cyber Twin Dragon". "Cyber Twin Dragon" specifically states: A Fusion Summon of this card can only be conducted with the above Fusion Material Monsters. This card can be Special Summoned from the Extra Deck using "Cyber-Stein" or "Metamorphosis", but if it is Fusion Summoned, two "Cyber Dragon" cards must be used. The closest you can get to a Substitute-Fusion Material monster for "Cyber Twin Dragon" is if you have "Proto-Cyber Dragon" on the field. (It's card name is treated as "Cyber Dragon" while on the field.)
Can the effect of light from a hex-sealed fusion be used to summon Cyber End Dragon or Cyber Twin Dragon in Yu-Gi-Oh?
Yes, you can use the effect of The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion to Special Summon either Cyber-fusion monster. Obviously you need to have Hex and one or more Cyber Dragons on the field to use its effect. However, you cannot use Hex to Fusion Summon (using Polymerzation, Future Fusion, etc.) any of the Cyber-fusion monsters because their text states a Fusion Summon of the monster must be conducted with the correct monsters.
Can you monster reborn cyber end dragon?
yes, if it was properly fusion summoned 1st
