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Well, that was in a nonsense series :P (Unglued or Unhinged, they are both full of those kind of jokes). In Yu-Gi-Oh! there is a card in which you can offer your opponent your hand and if they accept it, you both get half of the total life points (so if you have 3,000 and the opponent 11,000...

They edited Harpie Girl in Harpie's Baby Pet Dragon, so I guess that when they reprint the series from SOD, she would be in the same clothing as in HBPD.

The foil version has the same text, I have it in front of me :)

www.cardhaus.com also has a lot of japanese cards with pictures. Also, I don't think that the skull was any problem, because Skull Red Bird and Giant Rat also contain skulls.

I don't see anything wrong with Maji-Gire Panda, it looks like a normal Panda on a rampage. And about that Pokemon card: it wasn't a normal swastika symbol, it was a reversed one (so it looks like two Z's instead of two S's). It means "Luck" in the japanese culture.

He says "May", he doesn't say "Will" :P

Yeah, but where I live they do it with a normal pen.

But isn't it true that whenever you write on the card, you can feel a difference on the front or the back? (because you pushed the pen a little to hard or something). This doesn't sound very logical to me.

A lot of LV2 judges here in the Netherlands say that you may write on the front of the card as long as most of the card is still visible. I disagree with that, because everything that changes the card is considered "Marking" but the others don't believe me. Are they correct or am I correct?

I don't know anymore where it stood (I read about it about 2 years or so ago). I believe it was in some of the old policy documents.

It has always been that way. This is the way I always ruled it :)

Thank you, I also thought that would be the answer but I wanted to know for sure.

What happens when one of your Dark World monsters like Goldd or Sillva that's in your opponent's hand (because of Exchange for example) is send to the graveyard by your effect? Does only the first effect activate or also the second effect?

Wrong, Kuriboh MUST be activated in the damage step, it's activated during Damage Calculation ;) A multi-trigger monster that can't be activated during the damage step would be Strike Ninja for example ;)

No. Jinzo's effect is instantly active when he's succesfully summoned. And about Decree: Decree's effect is only active after it has resolved. If you chain Dust Tornado to Decree's activation, Decree's effect isn't active yet so it will be destroyed.

This card is great in combination with Convulsion of Nature, that way you know what your next card is :) Edit: NVM, didn't see that you already named that card ^_^ This card is really great, I can't believe it that it's only a rare, it should've been at least a super or something...

I think that you must chain this card to tomato's effect.

Also, if you use the effect of mystic tomato and search your deck, you MUST summon a monster if there is a summonable dark monster with 1500 atk or less in your deck, even if the only one is a Thousand-Eyes Idol or something. You can't search your deck and say "i don't want to summon anything...

Also, since the tokens aren't considered destroyed, your opponent doesn't receive 900 damage.

I don't run Mirror Force, but that's because I don't have it ^_^ (i know a lot more people that have that problem). Unless it's going to be in an English Structure Deck, most people will have that problem ^_^