In a video DKayed said it's possible to negate a summon and all it's passive effects. It's like the monster was never on the field.
This means Champion's Vigilance can negate Cocytus's summon
= negate it's "Cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects".
Champion vigilance = anti "Cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects".
Logic wins, but many people don't understand what "Negate the summon" even have as a consequence. This should be written somewhere.
Plus I always tried to test it but never could. I never drew my counter traps at the right time.
I usually prefer tested answers over thinking without testing. In case I forgot to take another variable into account.
hey hold on you guys.
There is an old post from someone. He said that he used Champion's Vigilance against Quintet but it did absolutely nothing. It was still summoned and wiped the field.
Why did he failed when you three are stating the opposite?
The lie is in that champion's vigilance can't even be activated to negate quintet. CV doesn't work in summons that happened by a spell/trap card. That "activated but nothing happened" didn't happen, you don't even get a promt in that case
Players/youtubers never mention these kind of things properly so they can keep beating you on pvp or to make click bait videos
Have you had the feeling that your opponent know which traps you have? Why you couldn't activate a counter trap? Why monsters don't activate their effects when sent to the gy? Almost no one talks about these things
Anonymous
