No, you cannot.

No. You can only activate one copy.

If the card placed into your sideline is a character card with 3000 or less BP other than , then you can add it to your hand.

They choose one character that can block and block with it. If there are no characters able to block, they receive damage from the attack.

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.

It refers to the BP printed in the lower left corner of a character card.

It refers to the BP printed in the lower left corner of a character card.

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.

No, you cannot. The chosen ability can no longer be chosen on any during that turn.

It refers to the BP printed in the lower left corner of a character card.

No, you cannot. The chosen ability can no longer be chosen on any during that turn.

It refers to the BP printed in the lower left corner of a character card.

No. You can only activate one copy.

No, you cannot.

It refers to the BP printed in the lower left corner of a character card.

Yes, you can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. You cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field. Place back any face-down cards you've checked in any order you wish.

Yes, you can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. You cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field. Place back any face-down cards you've checked in any order you wish.

No. You cannot attack with it because that ability activates at the end of your attack phase.

Yes, it does.

If the Raided card was resting, the face-up card remains on the field in the resting state. The face-up card under a Raided card retains the Raided card's active or resting state. After that, if Raid is performed on the character again, it is switched to active.

No. Abilities that affected the previously Raided card lose their effect.

No. Neither abilities activate because the cards are not sidelined or played. [When Played] abilities on the newly Raided card do activate.

Yes, you can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. You cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field. Place back any face-down cards you've checked in any order you wish.

No. You cannot attack with it because that ability activates at the end of your attack phase.

Yes, it does.

If the Raided card was resting, the face-up card remains on the field in the resting state. The face-up card under a Raided card retains the Raided card's active or resting state. After that, if Raid is performed on the character again, it is switched to active.

No. Abilities that affected the previously Raided card lose their effect.

No. Neither abilities activate because the cards are not sidelined or played. [When Played] abilities on the newly Raided card do activate.

Yes, you can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. You cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field. Place back any face-down cards you've checked in any order you wish.

If you have a on your field to become its base card, you can perform Raid with the green card with 4 required energy that you placed into your sideline.

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.

No. The [When Played] ability on the copy of this card you play afterwards does not activate.

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.

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.

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.

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.

No. The [When Played] ability on the copy of this card you play afterwards does not activate.

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 pay 1 AP 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 1 AP cannot be paid, this character cannot be chosen.

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

Yes, you can check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your field. You cannot check a "face-down card" placed under a card on your opponent's field. Place back any face-down cards you've checked in any order you wish.