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What is the Raigeki Break card?
Raigeki Break is a Normal Trap Card. "Discard one card to destroy one card on the field."
Is it true that Mystical Space Typhoon is incapable of negating cards like Sakuretsu Armor Raigeki Break Rush Recklessly etc?
Yes, "Mystical Space Typhoon" can not negate "Sakuresu Armor" and the rest of the cards mentioned. That is because there is a difference between negating and destroying. "Destroy" means to destroy a card and send it to the Graveyard. "Negate" means to prevent the card's effect from resolving. This is the best way to explain it: Since (most) Normal and Quick Spells, and Normal and Counter Traps don't have continuous effects, their effects still resolve. If a card's effect is considered continuous or requires it to stay on the field (such as Continuous, Equip and Field Spells, and Continuous Traps), when destroyed it's effect can no longer be active.
Is Jinzo affected by Trap Hole in Yu-Gi-Oh?
No. Here is what happens when a player summons Jinzo. The turn player offers tribute, and places Jinzo on the field. His continuous effect is not yet 'switched on', nor any other continuous effects applied to him yet. Here, in the 'summon negation window', can cards be used to negate his summon. So you could negate the summon with Solemn Judgment, Horn of Heaven, etc. He'd go to the graveyard if that happened. If neither player want to negate Jinzo's summon, the summon is now successful. His continuous effect now becomes active, negating all traps currently active, and prohibiting new ones from being activated. Now we're in the 'summon response window', which is where Trap Hole would normally be used. Since Jinzo is now preventing any trap activations, it means any Trap that responds to a successful summon cannot be used. That means Trap Hole, Bottomless Trap Hole, Torrential Tribute, etc, can't be activated. Neither can Divine Wrath nor Forced Back could be used, because these respond only to 'activated effects'. Jinzo doesn't 'activate' anything, and even if he did, his continuous effect would stop Traps responding to it anyway. Lastly of course, non-responsive Traps (Phoenix Wing Wind Blast, Raigeki Break) can't do anything either, their activations are prevented while Jinzo remains face-up on the field.
How do you break a truce in backyard monsters?
There is no way to break a truce.
Why do Sonic and Sally break up?
They dont break up
How do you kill relinquished?
if this is yugioh then use monster effects such as man eater bug and dark hole and raigeki break can take this guy down no problem!
Can dark illusion stop the effect of raigeki break?
Since dark illusion is a monster card it is destroyed by raigeki without it's effect coming into play.Same as if a face down effect monster were to be destroyed by raigeki the effect of the card could not be used so any face down effect cards or any effect cards on your side of the field are rendered useless.
If your opponent uses Raigeki Break to destroy your monster and you use Icarus Attack on that selected monster and destroy 2 cards on his side of the field would Raigeki Break still resolves?
It will 'resolve without effect' because its target has gone.
What is the Raigeki Break card?
Raigeki Break is a Normal Trap Card. "Discard one card to destroy one card on the field."
If ancient gear engineerer is a 1 target of a trap can you negate it?
No, Ancient Gear Engineer does not retain the ability to negate card effects. It only prevents the opponent from ACTIVATING any Spell or Traps during its attack only. If a Trap Card activates outside the attack, it can do nothing against it.For example, if you attack with Ancient Gear Engineer, its effect prevents your opponent from activating any Spell or Trap Cards during the attack. Therefore, if your opponent had a face-down Raigeki Break, he/she cannot activate it.However, if before your Main Phase 1 ends as you are about to enter the Battle Phase, your opponent has a face-down Raigeki Break, he/she can activate it, discard one card, and destroy your Ancient Gear Engineer.
Is it true that Mystical Space Typhoon is incapable of negating cards like Sakuretsu Armor Raigeki Break Rush Recklessly etc?
Yes, "Mystical Space Typhoon" can not negate "Sakuresu Armor" and the rest of the cards mentioned. That is because there is a difference between negating and destroying. "Destroy" means to destroy a card and send it to the Graveyard. "Negate" means to prevent the card's effect from resolving. This is the best way to explain it: Since (most) Normal and Quick Spells, and Normal and Counter Traps don't have continuous effects, their effects still resolve. If a card's effect is considered continuous or requires it to stay on the field (such as Continuous, Equip and Field Spells, and Continuous Traps), when destroyed it's effect can no longer be active.
In Yu-Gi-Oh is there a card called break the seal?
Not currently in the yugioh TCG. But, that card exists in the show.
Can Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon be destroyed by Dark Hole in Yu-Gi-Oh?
Yes, it will be destroyed. "Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon" ("BESD") can negate the effects of a Spell, Trap, and Monster effects that designate/ targets it. "Dark Hole" does not target a specific monster so it can destroy "BESD". An example of a card that designates is "Book of Moon", since the player chooses which monster to flip into face-down defence position. So "Book of Moon" could be negated by "BESD" and thus be unable to flip it face-down. If "BESD" were face-down (by perhaps the effect of a non-targeting card like "Swords of Concealing Light"), its effect would no longer be able to active and could be destroyed by effects that target like "Raigeki Break" or "Tribute to the Doomed".
How do you defeat the Winged Dragon of Ra and the other Egyptian God cards?
Egyptian God cards, like the "Winged Dragon of Ra", cannot be targeted by Spell, Trap or Monster effects. This includes effects like "Snipe Hunter", "Raigeki Break" and "Tribute to the Doomed". Cards like "Judgement Dragon", "Mirror Force" and "Lightning Vortex" that destroy monsters, but do not actually designate a specific monster to destroy will get rid of Egyptian God cards.The Individual Card Rulings section at YuGiOh-Card.com will tell you which cards do target monsters and which ones don't if you are curious about a particular card:http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/yugioh/en/gameplay/faqs/cardfaqs/default.aspxActually if you use magnet monsters like Gamma or Alpha, you can backfire Slifer the Sky Dragon's special abillity so it will decrease their attack strength.
What have been the effect of the break-up?
Because mike break up with Ike because m
What is the easiest way to get stardust dragon?
Use any trap card that destroys a card at the end phase... >.> Example Raigeki break...
Is Jinzo affected by Trap Hole in Yu-Gi-Oh?
No. Here is what happens when a player summons Jinzo. The turn player offers tribute, and places Jinzo on the field. His continuous effect is not yet 'switched on', nor any other continuous effects applied to him yet. Here, in the 'summon negation window', can cards be used to negate his summon. So you could negate the summon with Solemn Judgment, Horn of Heaven, etc. He'd go to the graveyard if that happened. If neither player want to negate Jinzo's summon, the summon is now successful. His continuous effect now becomes active, negating all traps currently active, and prohibiting new ones from being activated. Now we're in the 'summon response window', which is where Trap Hole would normally be used. Since Jinzo is now preventing any trap activations, it means any Trap that responds to a successful summon cannot be used. That means Trap Hole, Bottomless Trap Hole, Torrential Tribute, etc, can't be activated. Neither can Divine Wrath nor Forced Back could be used, because these respond only to 'activated effects'. Jinzo doesn't 'activate' anything, and even if he did, his continuous effect would stop Traps responding to it anyway. Lastly of course, non-responsive Traps (Phoenix Wing Wind Blast, Raigeki Break) can't do anything either, their activations are prevented while Jinzo remains face-up on the field.
