The Last Warrior From Another Planet Vs. Light of Intervention

[Rameg74]

If I have The Last Warrior From Another Planet on my side of the field, and I flip up Light of Intervention, would my opponet be able to set monsters on the field?

The Last Warrior From Another Planet
"Zombyra the Dark" + "Maryokutai" When this card is Special Summoned, destroy all monsters on your side of the field except this card. As long as this card remains face-up on the field, neither player can Normal Summon, Flip Summon or Special Summon any monster.

Light of Intervention

Monster Cards cannot be Set face-down. Monsters Set in Defense Position are Normal Summoned in face-up Defense Position.

 

[Manta]

If you have Light of Intervention and last warrior from another planet face up on the field, then it is impossible for either player to summon monsters at all.

This is because monsters that are placed in face up defense mode because of Light of Intervention are considered normal summoned rather than set.

 

[Digital Jedi]

What you've created is a lock.

Light of Intervention won't let anyone set a monster, if you want to set you have to summon in face-up defense.

The Last Warrior from Another Planet wont let you summon a monster period.

So no setting and no summoning.

 

[chaos general]

Now just find someway to add Spell Canceller and.... Mirage Dragon.... and you've basically locked your opponent pretty well... (It'd be uber hard to do though)

 

[Chipp Zanuff]

Activate Skill Drain after you have summoned The last warrior , summon as many monsters as you can and then destroy Skill Drain with a mst....really hard to make this happen.

 

[jpnuar1]

Now just find someway to add Spell Canceller and.... Mirage Dragon.... and you've basically locked your opponent pretty well... (It'd be uber hard to do though)

Except of course for trap cards that can be used outside of the battle phase. Like Ring of Destruction (on your Mirage Dragon), Gravity Bind, Wall of Revealing Light, etc...

 

[chaos general]

Except of course for trap cards that can be used outside of the battle phase. Like Ring of Destruction (on your Mirage Dragon), Gravity Bind, Wall of Revealing Light, etc...

Well I was gonna say Jinzo or Royal Decree, but those would negate Light of Intervention, then I was gonna say Sorceror of Dark Magic but..... that would just be imposible.

 

[luffy]

If I have The Last Warrior from Another Planet on my side of the field, and I flip up Light of Intervention, would my opponet be able to set monsters on the field?

The Last Warrior from Another Planet
"Zombyra the Dark" + "Maryokutai" When this card is Special Summoned, destroy all monsters on your side of the field except this card. As long as this card remains face-up on the field, neither player can Normal Summon, Flip Summon or Special Summon any monster.

Light of Intervention

Monster Cards cannot be Set face-down. Monsters Set in Defense Position are Normal Summoned in face-up Defense Position.

You cannot set monster in this case.

 

[Glittersword]

What about a monster that comes back to the field on it's own accord. Fox Fire, Strike Ninja would that still be a Special Summon or just a resolution of an effect.

EDIT: Ok I see on Fox Fire's Text IT is considered a Special Summon so it's a no-no, but Strike Ninja is still viable.

 

[chaos general]

Well, if Strike Ninja somehow was out of play when The Last Warrior from Another Planet was on the field, it would come back. Same with a monster removed by Interdimensional Matter Transporter, but it would be almost impossible to summon Strike Ninja when The Last Warrior from Another Planet is on the field.

 

[luffy]

Talking about Strike Ninja. I pulled off a dumb combo. After using Graceful Charity, I discard MOBC and Jinzo. Then I summon Strike Ninja and uses his effect to remove him alongside the MOBC and Jinzo. Then I summon BLS-EoTB by removing Zaborg and Spirit Reaper. By paying 2000 lifepoint, I use Dimensional Fusion to bring back all those characters and I manage to kill off my opponent instantly.

 

[chaosruler]

Fox Fire wouldn't return as that involves a Special Summon. Strike Ninja only "replaces" himself onto the field, so he gets around Last Warrior

-chaosruler

 

[Digital Jedi]

Well, if Strike Ninja somehow was out of play when The Last Warrior from Another Planet was on the field, it would come back. Same with a monster removed by Interdimensional Matter Transporter, but it would be almost impossible to summon Strike Ninja when The Last Warrior from Another Planet is on the field.

Being that Strike Ninja's effect is a Spell Speed 2 effect, you should be able to chain the effect that removes him from play to the effect of The Last Warrior from Another Planet's destruction effect. Which would mean that if either player controlled a Strike Ninja it wouldn't have to already be out of play to get around the Special Summon of The Last Warrior from Another Planet.

 

[luffy]

Being that Strike Ninja's effect is a Spell Speed 2 effect, you should be able to chain the effect that removes him from play to the effect of The Last Warrior from Another Planet's destruction effect. Which would mean that if either player controlled a Strike Ninja it wouldn't have to already be out of play to get around the Special Summon of The Last Warrior from Another Planet.

If my opponent has Last Warrior, why should I remove my Strike Ninja? My Strike Ninja is unaffected by its effect what.

 

[Digital Jedi]

With an ATK of 1700 and Lats Warriors ATK of 2300 you still might want to chain it. Or trigger a replay, but why wait?