No, a monster cannot manually change battle position on the turn it was special summoned, though it can be changed by an effect.
Monsters can only 'manually' change battle position in your main phases. If you want to change them during the battle phase, you will have to do it by a card effect.
You can manually change the battle position of a monster once per turn, (but not on the turn it was set or summoned from hand) If you flip a monster face down with Book of Moon or use the effect of Sonic Bird, then you are allowed to flip summon them in the same turn.
no, because the battle position cannot be changed.. you prpbably summond a monster which have a flip effect?? true??
Most, Elemental Hero fusion monsters say they "cannot be special summoned except by...." which means that's the only way for them to reach the field. Monsters that say "can only be summoned by" have to be initially summoned by the listed method, but after that, can be reborn using cards like Monster Reborn. But even if you use the listed method initially, the 'except by' monsters cannot be special summoned from the graveyard, by cards like Monster Reborn, or Skyscraper 2. So you'd have to look at the specific Elemental Hero's text - almost all are 'except by', a notable exception are the 'Neos' fusions.
No, a monster cannot manually change battle position on the turn it was special summoned, though it can be changed by an effect.
Monsters can only 'manually' change battle position in your main phases. If you want to change them during the battle phase, you will have to do it by a card effect.
AnswerYes. He attacks on the saame turn he is special summoned because it is still the battle phase.This is also the case for Cyber Jar. When the Cyber Jar effect resolves the monsters that you special summon in attack position can still attack because you are still in the battle phase.
Monsters cannot manually change their battle position in the same turn as they were summoned or set, including special summons. You must wait until the next turn to flip that next Bubonic Vermin, unless you've got an effect to flip it.
Well only if youre goin on ure battle pase then u attack.
A face-down monster can only be Normal Summoned in face-up ATK position.
Yes, of course. There's no reason to think he can only attack monsters that were present at the beginning of the battle phase, or before his first attack is declared. If monsters are summoned during the same battle phase, by any effect, he may attack them.
Yes, they are allowed to change battle position, although this may only happen once per turn (unless an effect otherwise allows it). They may be flip-summoned, but ince face-up they remain so; if summoned face-up then they cannot be later flipped down, again unless an effect allows them to do so.If you are asking if they can move into a different monster slot (ie, a monster is placed in slot 1, and you are asking if it can be moved across into slot 2), then no, this can't be done normally. Some cards in CDIP had effects that let them move into different slots, and gain bonuses against monsters in the same column on the opponent's side of the field.
The short answer is no. The long answer is: When your face-down defense position card is attacked, only then does it go to face-up defense position. All other times, when you flip it yourself, it goes into face-up attack position.
Yes, of course they can. Unless the monster specifically says it cannot change its battle position in the same turn.
You can manually change the battle position of a monster once per turn, (but not on the turn it was set or summoned from hand) If you flip a monster face down with Book of Moon or use the effect of Sonic Bird, then you are allowed to flip summon them in the same turn.
Battle Monsters happened in 1995.