Generally, you can only Normal Summon once per turn. However, there are some cards, such as Ultimate Offering and Double Summon that allow you to Normal Summon multiple times.
Special Summoning has no limit besides the 5-card Monster Card Zone input. You can Special Summon as many cards as possible in a single turn unless another card specifically prohibits such actions such as Summon Limit.
Ultimate Offering
TRAP/Continuous Trap
At the cost of 500 Life Points per monster, a player is allowed an extra Normal Summon or Set.
Double Summon
SPELL/Normal Spell
You can Normal Summon 1 additional time this turn. You can only gain this effect once per turn.
Summon Limit
TRAP/Continuous Trap
Neither player can Summon more than two times per turn.
'Advance Summon' is not a TCG term, nor is 'sacrifice'. It has always been, and is still called, a 'Tribute Summon'.
A Reverse Summon is the Japanese name for what the TCG calls a Flip Summon. To Flip Summon a monster, in your main phase 1 or 2, you manually change the position of one of your monsters from being Set, into face-up Attack Position.
An 'advance summon' is the Japanese OCG term for what the English TCG calls a 'Tribute Summon'.
No, he isn't released yet or will never be released.
It is a normal summon, so you must wait another turn to activate it's ability.
It is a Tribute Summon in the TCG.
You Synchro Summon it with Tuner monsters and Non Tuner monsters that adds up to the level of the Black Rose Dragon. Since BRD is Lv7 you need monsters that would add up to that number.
'Advance Summon' is not a TCG term, nor is 'sacrifice'. It has always been, and is still called, a 'Tribute Summon'.
A Reverse Summon is the Japanese name for what the TCG calls a Flip Summon. To Flip Summon a monster, in your main phase 1 or 2, you manually change the position of one of your monsters from being Set, into face-up Attack Position.
No, it is not a real card in either the TCG or OCG.
An 'advance summon' is the Japanese OCG term for what the English TCG calls a 'Tribute Summon'.
No, he isn't released yet or will never be released.
It is a normal summon, so you must wait another turn to activate it's ability.
Not currently in the yugioh TCG. But, that card exists in the show.
Lightpulsar Dragon is unlimited in the current TCG. I.e You can use 3 in a deck.
'Obligatory Summon' is an anime-only card, and does not exist in either TCG or OCG.
Yes, there are several Warrior-type Fusion Monsters in the Yu-Gi-Oh TCG that do not require Polymerization to be summoned. Some examples include "Elemental HERO The Shining," "Dark Paladin," and "Red-Eyes Slash Dragon." These monsters have specific fusion materials and alternative methods of Fusion Summoning, such as using the effect of a card or special summoning condition.