Yes, Sangan has a Mandatory Trigger (so never misses the timing), and a tribute is a form of Send. If you tribute it for a tribute summon, Sangan will activate when the summon is successful, or if the summon is negated, after the resolution of the negation card. If you tribute it for a card effect such as Enemy Controller, then allow the chain to resolve. Sangan will start a new chain as chain link 1.
Yes, there is nothing inherently within the tributing or summoning rules which would stop you from tributing a monster you summoned the same turn you summoned it. Obviously, due to the regular summon rules, you can not Tribute Summon the monster you just Normal Summoned on the same turn; it would count as two Normal Summons. But if the first summon was a Special Summon, you had used "Double Summon", or wanted to tribute it for an effect like "Enemy Controller", then it's totally fine to tribute that monster for them.
Both of Enemy Controller's effects target, so Spirit Reaper will die after it resolves. Book of Moon targets, but Spirit Reaper doesn't destroy itself until after the targeting effect resolves. However in this case, it will now be face down, and its self destruction effect will not apply.
Kill an enemy with a semtex stuck to a different enemy. Friends with benefits is done by killing an enemy with a semtex stuck to a friendly player.
whos attack it its his enemy. but in the world he haven't any enemy. hes good pokemon.
Sheep Tokens created by Scapegoat cannot be used as tributes for Tribute Summons. They can be tributed to activate effects like Enemy Controller, or for the Special Summon of monsters like D-Hero Plasma, as this is not a 'tribute summon'.
Depends what for. You could tribute it for a spell speed 2 or 3 effect such as Enemy Controller, but not for an Ignition Effect.
Yes, you can do that. Judgment Dragon activates its effect at Chain Link 1. Enemy Controller would be chained to this at Chain Link 2. Resolving backwards, you will take control of Judgment Dragon, then all other cards apart from Judgment Dragon will be destroyed.
Yes, the tokens can be tributed. You can't use them for a Tribute or Special Summon in the turn you activated Stray Lambs, but you can that in later turns, but can tribute them for effects like Enemy Controller Straight away.
The only time you can ever tribute something you do not control, is if a card specifically says so. Lava Golem lets you tribute the opponent's monsters, and Soul Exchange can let you do so too. However if there is no text like this, then the tribute must come from amongst monsters you control.
Yes. If the tribute is for a Tribute Summon, then you can't attack with any monster again afterwards, since this Summon will occur in Main Phase 2. If the tribute is for a card effect and resolves during the Battle Phase, then you can attack again with another monster, since it would still be the Battle Phase.
Yes, just as long as you remember you are allowed only one Normal Summon per turn, and a tribute summon is a Normal Summon.So you could Special Summon a monster and tribute it for example.Also, you are free to tribute it as a cost for cards like Enemy Controller.
You can tribute a monster when an effect instructs you to, or you need to do so as a cost. So you can tribute a monster for a tribute summon only in your own main phases, when there is no chain in progress. You can however tribute a monster for one of Enemy Controller's effects at Spell Speed 2, in either player's turn, in any phase.
Yes, Sangan has a Mandatory Trigger (so never misses the timing), and a tribute is a form of Send. If you tribute it for a tribute summon, Sangan will activate when the summon is successful, or if the summon is negated, after the resolution of the negation card. If you tribute it for a card effect such as Enemy Controller, then allow the chain to resolve. Sangan will start a new chain as chain link 1.
Yes you can because Heavy Storm Does Not Negate Spell Or Traps Activation.....and hes a Spell Speed 1 ....Enemy Controller is faster hes a Spell Speed 2 Wich Heavy Storm destroys it but Enemy Controllers effect isnt Negate so Enemy Controller effect Still Appplies !
Yes, there is nothing inherently within the tributing or summoning rules which would stop you from tributing a monster you summoned the same turn you summoned it. Obviously, due to the regular summon rules, you can not Tribute Summon the monster you just Normal Summoned on the same turn; it would count as two Normal Summons. But if the first summon was a Special Summon, you had used "Double Summon", or wanted to tribute it for an effect like "Enemy Controller", then it's totally fine to tribute that monster for them.
Yes - Enemy Controller can do it.