The skill is not the issue here. There might be a few explanations:
-You cannot activate a trap the same turn you set it
-Another card prevented you from activating it
-The monster you wanted to target cannot be targeted
-It's a bug
I take it that as long this guy's pendulum summon isn't negated, his effect negation still lasts until the end of turn even if he gets floodgated/removed from the field?
It's not about how good the deck are it's about easier access for new player into some of the more expensive cards that not everyone willing to go into a box for.
I can't think of other non-targeting effect negation other than D/D/D Supreme King Kaiser when he's pendulum summoned and Powersink Stone. I know some monsters can negate the effect of monster they battle, but they usually can't get over Sabre Dancer's base 3000 ATK by themselves.
All you need for pve auto duels are some 1900+ vanillas and some equips.
On pvp amazoness rely too much on battle phase that makes them useless in our chain meta. They had their tier 0 time in their prime, and none liked it.
We need a thread for insect queen deck to improve old trash box sales during gem discount"
"Boss I... don't have the cards needed to test it"
"Find a solution!"
Solution. A deck that doesnt work.
If we had him 1 or 2 years ago we wouldn't had to suffer shiranui, blackwing, karakuri and early hatpies meta era. But as always, konami give us key ciunter cards waaaay too late. Who synchros now? And why bother with this card when steelroach is available?
What konami should do is to give cards to counter strong meta decks uppon their release. That way even banlists would had been fewer.
*clears throat, while standing in a manner indicating about to give an eloquent speech*
*rapidly grows monstrous feature's, starts to drool, and limp towards the picture of MJ*
"Wants the Morphing Jar, needs the Morphing Jar!!"
I only know that Galaxy Cyclone still destroys the card even if it's chained and thus is face up but Nobleman of Extermination does not.
The wording is similar to the old pre-errata version of Nobleman though. So I guess it won't work.
I thought reading its effect if I'd attack it twice during my turn it can only use its OP effect once but it seems every time you attack it can use its effect. really really broken....
I do have a theory, maybe they are called samurai because in this world samurais and ninjas are enemies, so even if the samurais had a ninja-like faction that is all stealth and stuff, they would not call them ninja
