"Monster Reborn" cannot be used to Special Summon "Rainbow Dark Dragon" from the Graveyard even if the monster was Special Summoned following the conditions on the card before being sent to the Graveyard.
That's because it has the text "cannot be special summoned except by", meaning the listed text is the only way it can ever be summoned.
This is not to be confused with monsters like Chaos Sorcerer, who says "can only be special summoned by...". These monsters are the ones that can be revived from the graveyard, but only if properly summoned first by their listed method.
Yes, "Future Fusion" can be used for "Rainbow Neos" by sending an "Elemental Hero Neos" and a "Rainbow Dragon" or "Dark Rainbow Dragon" from your deck to the Graveyard.
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Yes, as long as the Fusion Monster had been successfully Fusion Summoned before going to the graveyard, and does not have the phrase 'cannot be special summoned except' like Dark Paladin.
No. Special summonable monsters will fall into two categories. Those that say "cannot be special summoned except by" and "Can only be special summoned by" - Synchro, Fusion, XYZ monster belong to the latter category unless their text indicates otherwise (Dark Paladin).The former group can't be special summoned by anything other than the text on their card. For the latter group, if they are special summoned 'properly' first, and then destroyed, they can be revived by cards like Monster Reborn. Even if the former are summoned properly, they can't be resummoned by Monster Reborn.Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon falls into the first category. The only way it can reach the field is from hand, by tributing a Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon you control.
Initially, a monster who can only be special summoned, may only reach the field by following the method on its card - unless an effect specifically states otherwise. As for reviving them from the graveyard, there are two subsets of special summon-only monsters. They are; "Can only be Special Summoned by..." If this kind of monster is properly special summoned by the listed method, you can bring it back with cards like Monster Reborn. The two Envoys belong to this group, as do all Rituals, Fusions and Synchros by default, except for a few who have text that include them in the second group below. "Cannot be Special Summoned except by..." Even if this monster is properly special summoned by the listed method, it can't be brought back by cards like Monster Reborn. Dark Armed Dragon and Judgment Dragon are examples of this kind, as do a few Rituals, Fusions or Synchros, like Dark Paladin, who cannot be special summoned except by Fusion Summon. Lastly, again unless specificaly stated otherwise, the card's special summon requirements are from the hand only. You cannot remove a Light and Dark monster to special summon the Envoys from the graveyard, they can only be special summoned this way while in hand. However on the plus side, if they were properly special summoned, you can bring them back with Monster Reborn, and they do not need another Light and Dark monster to be removed when you do this.
Rainbow Neos is a fusion of Elemental Hero Neos, and either Rainbow Dragon, or Rainbow Dark Dragon.
Rainbow Dark Dragon is a secret rare in Phantom Darkness.
monster reborn can be found in the dark beginning 1 pack hope i helped!
I would have to say the rainbow dark dragon because dark is a lot better like black people are better at sports than white people.
Removing a Light and Dark monster can only special summon a Chaos Emperor Dragon from your own hand. When it's anywhere else, you can't remove another Light and Dark to summon it. If you summoned it properly, you can resummon it with Monster Reborn though.
It is in packs of Phantom Darkness.
Yes, "Future Fusion" can be used for "Rainbow Neos" by sending an "Elemental Hero Neos" and a "Rainbow Dragon" or "Dark Rainbow Dragon" from your deck to the Graveyard.
Ignoring things like Relinquished or Destiny Hero Plasma, Pitch-Dark Dragon can only Union itself with a Dark Blade monster you control.
depends on how you put together your deck or who your opponent is. if you have dark types in your deck,graveyard,and field, then i suggest rainbow dark dragon but you will not gain as much attack as rainbow dragon.although rainbow dragon gives you a lot of attack, there is not as much cards available to gain the attack and..... its complicated so ill just get to the point, they are the same if you have a regular deck that is not focused on certain monsters so like i said, depends on how you put your deck together.
No. If a monster says it 'cannot be special summoned except by', then the listed method is the only way it can reach the field. By default, this summon is from the hand too. So, even if you properly special summon Dark Armed Dragon, and it goes to the graveyard, you cannot special summon it using either its own special summon effect, or the effect of cards like Monster Reborn.
DAD refers to the Dark Armed Dragon, a monster that can only be special summoned when you have exactly three DARK attribute monsters in your graveyard. Dark Armed Dragon's effect allows it to remove a DARK attribute monster in your graveyard from play to destroy a card on the field. Combined with Dark Armed Dragon's 2800 attack points, this makes for a quite powerful monster.
There is one type of Rainbow Dark Dragon that was released in Phantom Darkness as a Secret Rare (PTDN-EN003). It is worth approximately 18-20 dollars.