Who knows the synopsis or background of Yu Gi Oh

The background story of Yu-Gi-Oh can be seen on the official website.

The background story of this game is also very interesting.,Friends who want to see it can check the game background on the official website of the game.,I'll briefly introduce the simple gameplay of this game.。

In its main phase, when the player gets priority and there are no other cards to activate and deal with, they can declare the activated effect as an active effect. When the activation effect is activated, it is chained. The activation effect can be activated in places other than on the field, such as graveyards and hand cards.

The activation effect has a spell speed of 1.

The activation effect that has already been activated will be processed even if the activated monster moves away from the field, etc. However, the description is limited to the monsters that exist on the surface of the field for this card, so the effect does not apply because they must be present on the field at the time of activation and handling.

Perpetual Effect: Only the monster has a perpetual effect on the surface of the monster area to indicate that there is an effect that is used continuously. There are also perpetual effects that need to be met before they can be used.

The perpetual effect is not an effect that needs to be activated or chained, and it is already applied the moment it becomes a table side representation. Even in the process of processing the effect, the effect is applied from the point when it becomes a table-side representation.

As long as the monster is no longer represented on the side of the table, the effect will no longer apply when it leaves the scene or where destruction has been determined. Even in the process of processing the effect, the effect no longer applies from the point when it no longer exists on the side of the table.

The damage calculation for the monster to fight is that the effect no longer applies from that point in time when the destruction has already been decided.

Inducing Effect: An effect that is activated at a specific point in time when the effect is stated is an inducing effect. When the evoking effect is activated, it becomes a chain.

The spell speed that induces the effect is 1. However, when the plural evoked effects are activated at the same time, they form a chain treatment. At that certain point in time, if the card is returned to a private place such as a deck or hand, the inducing effect cannot be activated.

If multiple inducing effects are activated at a specific stage, such as the preparation or end phases, one effect is activated and processed first, and then the other inducing effects are activated and processed.

At this point in the damage step, the inducing effect is basically not activated. However, it can be activated by the Betfair effect, the effect activated when the caster's special summon is successful, the monster effect activated when reversed, and the effect activated when the self is destroyed, or when the hand card is added.

The inducing effect activated in a reversal situation is basically activated when the monster is represented from the inside to the side of the table. When a monster with an inducing effect activated on a reversal occasion is changed from the inside to the surface after being attacked, the effect is activated at the point after the combat damage is calculated.