[Effect]

[When Digivolving] [On Deletion] By trashing 1 card in your hand, 1 of your Digimon gains ＜Blocker＞ and ＜Retaliation＞ until the end of your opponent's turn.

[Inherited Effect]

[Opponent's Turn] [Once Per Turn] When any of your opponent's Digimon attack, by deleting 1 of your other Digimon, end that attack.

Card Q&A

• Q3861

  May. 24, 2024

  I tried to delete 1 of my other Digimon using this card's inherited effect when an opponent's Digimon attacked, but I couldn't delete the other Digimon due to another effect. Can I end that attack at such times?

  No, you can't end that attack.
  If the "by doing X" condition isn't met, the rest of the effect isn't processed. In this case, if you can't delete 1 of your other Digimon, then you can't end the attack.

• Q3862

  Jun. 13, 2025

  What does "end that attack" mean, exactly?

  After this effect activates, the current timing makes a transition to the end of attack timing. For example, if this effect activates during the attack declaration timing, it will make a transition to the end of attack timing. A transition to the counter timing or block timing won't occur, and the attack won't succeed.

• Q3863

  Jun. 13, 2025

  Can an "end that attack" effect end an attack by a Digimon that isn't affected by effects?

  Yes, such attacks can be ended.
  "End that attack" effects are effects that change the timing, they don't affect an attacking Digimon.

[Effect]

[When Digivolving] [On Deletion] By trashing 1 card in your hand, 1 of your Digimon gains ＜Blocker＞ and ＜Retaliation＞ until the end of your opponent's turn.

[Inherited Effect]

[Opponent's Turn] [Once Per Turn] When any of your opponent's Digimon attack, by deleting 1 of your other Digimon, end that attack.

Card Q&A

• Q3861

  May. 24, 2024

  I tried to delete 1 of my other Digimon using this card's inherited effect when an opponent's Digimon attacked, but I couldn't delete the other Digimon due to another effect. Can I end that attack at such times?

  No, you can't end that attack.
  If the "by doing X" condition isn't met, the rest of the effect isn't processed. In this case, if you can't delete 1 of your other Digimon, then you can't end the attack.

• Q3862

  Jun. 13, 2025

  What does "end that attack" mean, exactly?

  After this effect activates, the current timing makes a transition to the end of attack timing. For example, if this effect activates during the attack declaration timing, it will make a transition to the end of attack timing. A transition to the counter timing or block timing won't occur, and the attack won't succeed.

• Q3863

  Jun. 13, 2025

  Can an "end that attack" effect end an attack by a Digimon that isn't affected by effects?

  Yes, such attacks can be ended.
  "End that attack" effects are effects that change the timing, they don't affect an attacking Digimon.