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Skill Drain will do the following:

If a monster activates an effect, and the monster is face-up on the field when that effect resolves, then that effect will be negated.

If, when the effect resolves, the monster is not face-up on the field, then the effect will resolve as normal. This happens to monsters who activate and resolve in different zones, monsters tributed for the activation of their own effect, and monsters destroyed, or flipped face-down before their effects can resolve.

A monster's continuous effect will be negated until Skill Drain is removed from the field.
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