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Cyber Phoenix will only negate an effect if it targets, and if it targets only 1 monster, which is one of your machine monsters. It would therefore negate Sakuretsu Armor if used against one of your machine monsters. It would not stop Icarus Attack, which targets two monsters. It doesn't matter if it only targets one of your machines, it is still invalid due to targeting two monsters in total.

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