If the destination line is full when moving the character, choose one card and place it into the removal area first.

Yes, you can.

No, you cannot.

If the destination line is full when moving the character, choose one card and place it into the removal area first.

You can sideline a character with 4000 or less BP.

Yes, you can.

No, you cannot.

Yes, you can.

No, you cannot.

This ability forces the card to remain set to resting on one occasion when it would be switched to active, such as during the player's start phase or end phase, or when the card is affected by an ability that switches it to active.

It refers only to the "[During Opponent's Turn] #If on the Front Line# When a card without a ▼Trigger▼ ability is placed from your life area into your sideline, draw a card" ability. It does not refer to other abilities on the same card.

It refers only to the "[During Opponent's Turn] When a card without a ▼Trigger▼ ability is placed from your life area into your sideline, switch this character to active. It gains 1000 BP until the end of the turn" ability. It does not refer to other abilities on the same card.

Yes, it does.

No. It is not counted as a card in your hand when it is played.

The abilities printed on that card.

Yes, it does. However, abilities listed within the Raid portion of the card lose their effect.

No. It does not lose abilities gained from other cards.

No. Choosing zero characters does not satisfy the condition "If you do."

It refers only to the "[During Opponent's Turn] When a card without a ▼Trigger▼ ability is placed from your life area into your sideline, you may switch this active site to resting. If you do, add the card that was placed into your sideline to your hand" ability. It does not refer to other abilities on the same card.

After the opponent has chosen whether or not to block during the Blocking Character Declaration step, at the same time as their [When Blocking] abilities would activate.

It refers to when your character attacks and battles one of your opponent's characters and your attacking character's BP is equal to or greater than the BP of your opponent's character.

No. Choosing zero cards does not satisfy the condition "If you do."

This ability forces the card to remain set to resting on one occasion when it would be switched to active, such as during the player's start phase or end phase, or when the card is affected by an ability that switches it to active.

Yes, it does.

The required energy that is printed on that card.

No, it is not.

After the opponent has chosen whether or not to block during the Blocking Character Declaration step, at the same time as their [When Blocking] abilities would activate.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

No. You can only activate one copy.

If a battle occurs, it will activate after the battle ends. If damage is dealt to the player, it will activate after the trigger check ends.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Yes. If those cards fulfill the conditions, they can be played.

Play it set to active. It cannot be played set to resting.

Play it set to active. It cannot be played set to resting.

No. The [When Played] ability on copies of this card played after activating it cannot activate.

It means the character cannot be chosen by abilities like "Choose one character with 5000 or less BP on your opponent's front line and sideline it" which include the "choose" instruction.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

It is the card name printed on the top of the card. If a card has the ability "This card is also treated as <Xyz>," that <Xyz> is not the original card name.

It is the card name printed on the top of the card. If a card has the ability "This card is also treated as <Xyz>," that <Xyz> is not the original card name.

It is the card name printed on the top of the card. If a card has the ability "This card is also treated as <Xyz>," that <Xyz> is not the original card name.

It is the card name printed on the top of the card. If a card has the ability "This card is also treated as <Xyz>," that <Xyz> is not the original card name.

It is the card name printed on the top of the card. If a card has the ability "This card is also treated as <Xyz>," that <Xyz> is not the original card name.

When choosing a character for abilities like "Choose one character with 5000 or less BP on your opponent's front line and sideline it" which include the instruction to "choose" a character, this ability forces the player to place one card from their hand into their sideline as an additional cost in order to choose this character. The player may instead not pay and choose a different character. Or, if the option is allowed, they may choose zero characters. If they have no cards in their hand, this character cannot be chosen.

It means the character cannot be chosen by abilities like "Choose one character on your opponent's front line and sideline it" which include the "choose" instruction.

If a battle occurs, it will activate after the battle ends. If damage is dealt to the player, it will activate after the trigger check ends.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

It refers only to the ability "[When Played] You may move any number of face-down cards under cards on your field under this character. If you move two or more cards, switch this character to active." It does not refer to other abilities on the same card.

No, you cannot.

No, you cannot. Manage them starting with the first ability listed.

You can look at the top five cards of your deck.

Yes, you can. You can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. However, you cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field.

Play it set to active. It cannot be played set to resting.