A new card, Maiden With Eyes of Blue, can let you Summon a Blue-Eyes from your hand, Deck, or Graveyard for free if she is attacked or targeted by a card effect.
Relinquished can only ever initially reach the field by being summoned from hand, using an appropriate Ritual Spell Card - or by any card that specifically lets you summon a Ritual Monster from other zones.Relinquished cannot be special summoned from deck by cards like Reasoning, or Mystic Tomato, etc.
Mountain: field spell increases dragons atk & def by 200. Lord of d: protects dragons Flute of summoning dragon: Lets you special summon 2 dragons when lord of d is on the field. Decoy Dragon: Lets you special summon a high level dragon from the graveyard when attacked Masked dragon: Special summon a dragon with 1500 ATK from your deck. Useful to summon Decoy Dragon which can summon a good dragon monster. It's a chain of summoning!
Under normal circumstances, you are only allowed one Normal Summon per turn. A Tribute Summon is a kind of Normal Summon, meaning that if you wanted to do both in one turn, you'll need an effect that specifically lets you, like Double Summon. Note that a special summon that requires tribute, is not a Tribute Summon. You can perform those in the same turn as a Normal Summon.
You can only do so if a card effect specifically lets you, like Call of the Haunted. Otherwise, regular Special Summons, Synchro, Fusions, XYZ's, etc, all must be done on your turn in your own main phases.
A special summon is any summon that doesn't count as a normal summon, so you can special summon as many monsters as you wish per turn. But someone can't just special summon a monster by themselves. In order to special summon a monster, there must be a card that lets you do so. For example, the card Call of the Haunted lets you special summon a monster from your graveyard. Or, a monster that lets you special summon it in some way is a special summon. Most monsters that let you special summon it have you need to have destroy or remove from play cards. For example, a monster that needs you to remove from play cards is Dark Necrofear. Dark Necrofear can only be special summoned by removing three Fiend-type monsters from your graveyard. Or, there are monsters that can be special summoned when a condition is met. For example, Tragoedia can be special summoned when you take damage. Or, there are monsters that let you special summon monsters from your deck. An example is UFO Turtle. UFO Turtle can special summon any FIRE-attribute monster from your deck with 1500 ATK or less when it is destroyed by battle. Also, Fusion Summoning, Ritual Summoning, and Synchro Summoning all count as Special Summoning.
A new card, Maiden With Eyes of Blue, can let you Summon a Blue-Eyes from your hand, Deck, or Graveyard for free if she is attacked or targeted by a card effect.
well judging by you question, I'm assuming that your opponent has a monster on the field. if that's the case then yes, since cyber dragon's effect lets you special summon it-which doesn't count as a normal summon-which means you can still normal summon on the same turn.
A Normal Summon is face-up attack mode, a regular Set is face-down defence mode. You cannot Normal Summon or Flip Summon into face-up defence position unless an effect like Light of Intervention lets/makes you. Unless specified though, a Special Summon can be face-up attack or face-up defence position. However you can't special summon face-down unless an effect lets/makes you.
No, Advance Force lets you Tribute Summon a Lv7 or higher monster. Tribute Summoning is a form of Normal Summoning, so the summoned monster is one from your hand. It in no way allows you to start pulling monsters from the Extra Deck - it can't special summon at all.
Generally, no. Synchro Monsters are initially Special Summoned FACE-UP. Therefore, there is not a need for it to be Flip Summoned. However, that Synchro Monster may be affected by a card effect such as Book of Moon. In this case, the Synchro Monster is changed to face-down Defense Position. You can then Flip Summon it when possible.
You can 'summon' Exodia the Forbidden One just like any regular monster. That's unrelated to its effect, which lets you declare an automatic win if you hold all five pieces in hand - that doesn't involve summoning him though.
yes. monsters like giant rat or shining angel lets you summon a monster when they are destroyed by battle, so if you are battling and you attack and kill your own shining angel, you can summon another monster and attack with that one.
Relinquished can only ever initially reach the field by being summoned from hand, using an appropriate Ritual Spell Card - or by any card that specifically lets you summon a Ritual Monster from other zones.Relinquished cannot be special summoned from deck by cards like Reasoning, or Mystic Tomato, etc.
tour Gide of the under world lets you summon another level from the deck then you can make a rank 3 xyz that way
yes there is. It's called the Summoner of Illusions. A Spellcaster LV3 Light monster withATK: 800 DEF: 900Text: FLIP: Tribute 1 monster on your side of the field (excluding this monster). Special Summon 1 Fusion Monster Card from your Fusion Deck. The Fusion Monster is destroyed at the end of the turn this effect is activated.Also you can use Metamorphosis but you must tribute 1 monster with the same Level as the Tributed monster.there are other cards you can use. RESEARCH.
You cannot voluntarily move an Equip card from one monster to another, or unequip it and have it be destroyed, unless another effect lets you do so. Tailor of the Fickle is one card. The other situation is with Union monsters who turn into Equip cards. These can unequip themselves as an activated effect and summon themselves back to the monster zone.