Can you forbidden chalice a normal monster

We could not find the message board you were looking for. Popular Games. Recommended Games. All rights reserved. Back to the Top. Target 1 face-up monster on the field; until the end of this turn, that target gains ATK, but its effects are negated.

In order to achieve this, swarm the field with Harpie monsters. But it is best not to battle a monster with Anki with Forbidden Chalice because he will not get his search effect. Thank you for visiting Duel Links wiki by GameA! We update this Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links community day by day to provide quality guides and the latest news. Chaotic Soldiers. Duelist Challenges. Pick-a-Gift Campaign! Duelist Road: Dark Side of Dimensions. Duel Quest Event. Learn and enjoy playing Yu-Gi-Oh!

Duel Links! Gains attack. Can be used on your opponent's monster to negate effects. Can be used on your monster to negate negative effects.

Can negate a useful effect. Opponent gains attack when you negate their effect. Flash Assailant The Unfriendly Amazon. Negate your monster's negative effect, so you can use them to their full potential. Negate the effect of Flash Assailant to turn him into a attack monster plus the boost from Forbidden Chalice. Turn toggle to on so you can activate Forbidden Chalice on The Unfriendly Amazon before she destroys herself during your standby phase.

Il Blud. Delg the Dark Monarch. Blue Flame Swordsman. Hot New Top. User of BB. Drake Reply. Yes, it can negate all Continuous Effects for the rest of the turn after its use, if they doesn't trigger while outside the field, of course. Waffleyumboy Reply. LigmaSmolBalz Reply.

Slifer is a puny God, small pp. If you don't believe me, just ask my mom. See all 6 comments.. Anonymous Reply. It depends when you activate chalice, if you do it on damage step the attack will still go through. If you activated it on battle step then it'll negate the direct attack. It works, happened to me last night. I dont get the effect with Anki, I saw it work when someone in WC did it and direct attacked me with but I try it and it asks me if I want to continue attack. I say yes and it forces me to attack a monster.

YourMom Reply. From what i saw, nah. I actually use it so my Yubel can get destroyed ; then its effect triggers once in the cemetery. It says "Until the end of this turn" and face up.

Its confusing, I know. The U. That's why chalice can't negate the special summon. See all 10 comments.. Yo uso una sola copia en mi deck Anki. Normalmente la uso para aumentar el ATK de un monstruo propio, sea para dar el ataque directo final con Anki o para destruir un monstruo rival en un apuro. Sin embargo, a veces la he usado para negar por un turno el efecto de monstruos con efectos molestos Yubel, Ra, Slifer, Chimeratech y usar ese momento para ganar el duelo. I could rank up to legend 3 cuz I used this card on an opponent's atk chimeratech overdragon Lmao.

Submission form. How to Report Abuse. GameA Discord. Well, let's see it: Quick-Play Spell, this kind of card is the best in the world, you can activate them in opponent's turn like Traps, you can activate them in your turn like spells, but you can even use them in some phases where spell card can't activate spell card activates only during main phase 1 and main phase 2, while quick-plays can be used pretty much in every phase, and even in some substeps hard to reach, like damage step.

Negating Effect, negates 1 monster effect. Being only for a turn, you can use it to run over monsters that have an effect that make them indistructible by battle or card's effect. You can stop even monsters that have an effect that activates only once, like a gadget, that activates when summoned, you can stop that card, and your opponent won't be able to activate it the next turn, if the gadget stays alive.

Boosting Effect, can be useful on your monsters to run over other monsters, and won't probably help your opponent, since you're going to negate monsters that have giant effect, like Rescue Rabbit, and those monsters usually have low stats, making them no more than monsters that can run over another copy of themself.

Also, these cards can only be activated up until the start of damage calculation. This is called a Flip Summon. You cannot Flip Summon a monster at the same turn it was Summoned, Normal Set, declared an attack even if the attack was negated or canceled , or its battle position was changed manually that turn.

Normal Summons are tricky: you can only use one of them every turn, even if you have more than one in your hand.