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Nope. Lord of D. only prevents a player from originally selecting a Dragon as a target. * "Lord of D." cannot negate effects; he only prevents Dragon-Type monsters from being selected as targets of effects. Once a target has been selected, the effect of "Lord of D." is irrelevant. Lord of...

Just to clarify, Monster Gate resolves first, then Sangan's effect activates on a new chain.

There's also Disappear and The Transmigration Prophecy. If he isn't in the Graveyard, he isn't Special Summoned, so nothing happens.

Pineapple Blast?

I thought the Summoning and the destruction both occur at resolution? So when Golld's effect activates, he is still in the Graveyard, and is not a valid target for CEvD until after his effect resolves and destroys cards.

Nope. Not unless you have Volcanic Doomfire on the field (or something similar).

Stupid answer: Gladiator Beast Spartacus? Better answer: Since it's from 300, how about Legendary Sword (+300 ATK/DEF) or Gladiator Beast's Battle Gladius (+300 ATK)?

Yes, it's Kuriboh, for those exact reasons! And it isn't that much more obscure than some of the clues here, is it?

What, no one bought the Game Boy game? Seriously people, it's not that hard. He's actually pretty soft and fluffy.

I don't know... * You activate the effect of "Sasuke Samurai #4" at the beginning of the Damage Step, before the monster is flipped face-up. A monster destroyed by the effect of "Sasuke Samurai #4" is not destroyed as a result of battle. There is no damage calculation. It is not flipped...

DDM is right, but Strike Ninja is wrong.

None to all. You're thinking of the wrong game.

Summon Summon Summon Summon Attack x4 Defence x2

Pole Position?

Dark Master - Zorc?

I believe it was ruled that way to prevent two copies of the card creating an infinite chain: LaDD#1 activates, which activates LaDD#2, which activates LaDD#1, which activates LaDD#2, &c. infinitely. (I know it wouldn't work that way, but it's a simplification to get the point across.) It...

If I got my translations right, "Solo tu, mi amore" means "Only you, my love" and "Retorna me" means "return to me". Spirits? Susa Soldier? Yamata Dragon? Or, wild guess, Winged Rhynos?

It's in the newest structure deck, Rise of the Dragon Lords, card SRDL-EN020. It was released on the 24th, apparently. It also comes with Malevolent Catastrophe (aka Unholy Calamity) (aka Calamity of the Wicked) (and I'm pretty sure it was called Malevolent Disaster somewhere).

Is there any evidence to back it up?