Waboku - SDY-040 - Common - 1st Edition Tweet Near Mint, limit 24 $7.35 / $9.56 credit Lightly Played, limit 24 $6.62 / $8.61 credit Moderately Played, limit 24 $5.88 / $7.64 credit Heavily Played, limit 24 $5.15 / $6.70 credit Buy This Product Details Card Rules: Rulings powered by The Netrep API. 'Waboku' makes Battle Damage dealt by your opponent's monsters to your monsters and to your Life Points become zero. 'Waboku' applies to ALL of the monsters on that player's side of the field for the entire turn. To illustrate how 'Waboku' works, here are some scenarios and their results: SCENARIO 1: Player A's 'Mega Thunderball' attacks Player B's 'Mega Thunderball', and Player B activates 'Waboku'. RESULT: Player A's (attacking) 'Mega Thunderball' is destroyed.Player B's 'Mega Thunderball' (with equal ATK) is NOT destroyed. SCENARIO 2: Player A activates 'Waboku'. Player A's 'Mega Thunderball' then attacks Player B's 'Mega Thunderball'. RESULT: Player B's 'Mega Thunderball' is destroyed.Player A's (attacking) 'Mega Thunderball' is NOT destroyed.So you can use 'Waboku' 'offensively' when attacking an equal ATK monster. SCENARIO 3: Player A activates 'Waboku'. Player A's 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon' then attacks Player B's 'Sanga of the Thunder'. Player B uses 'Sanga of the Thunder''s effect (during the Damage Step). RESULT: Player A's 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon' (ATK 0) is not destroyed, nor does Player A lose any Life Points, because of Player A's 'Waboku'. SCENARIO 4: Player A's 'Mega Thunderball' attacks Player B's 'Mega Thunderball'. Player B activates 'Fairy Box' or 'Mirror Wall'. Player A activates 'Waboku'. RESULT: Player A's 'Mega Thunderball' (with reduced ATK) is not destroyed, nor does Player A lose any life points, because of Player A's 'Waboku'. But because Player A's 'Mega Thunderball' had reduced ATK, Player B's 'Mega Thunderball' is not destroyed either. [Re: After the Struggle] Even if the Battle Damage is reduced to 0 by the effect of 'Waboku', 'Kuriboh', 'Sanga of the Thunder', etc., both the attacking and defending monster are still destroyed during the End Step by this card's effect. [Re: Airknight Parshath] If the opponent activates 'Waboku' or 'Kuriboh' to reduce the Battle Damage to 0, you do not draw. [Re: Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End] If 'Waboku' is chained to the effect of 'Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End', it will not prevent the damage because 'Waboku' only applies to Battle Damage. Also, 'Waboku' will still be on the field when 'Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End''s effect is applied, so it will still count for 300 points of damage to the opponent. [Re: Dark Scorpion Combination] 'Waboku' will prevent your Dark Scorpions from inflicting Battle Damage, even if you use 'Dark Scorpion Combination'. [Re: Decayed Commander] 'Decayed Commander''s card-discarding effect only activates when 'Decayed Commander' attacks directly AND deals 1 or more points of Battle Damage to the opponent, so if the opponent uses 'Kuriboh' or 'Waboku' then 'Decayed Commander''s effect does not activate. [Re: Dimension Wall] If your opponent already activated 'Waboku' this turn, then they cannot take battle damage, so you cannot activate 'Dimension Wall'. However, you can chain 'Dimension Wall' to 'Waboku' if the timing is appropriate. [Re: Elemental Hero Wildheart] If 'Waboku' is activated, its effect is still applied to any damage calculation involving 'Elemental Hero Wildheart'. This is because 'Waboku' is affecting the damage and is not affecting 'Elemental Hero Wildheart'. [Re: Fairy Meteor Crush] 'Kuriboh' or 'Waboku' can be used to prevent the damage caused by 'Fairy Meteor Crush' because it is Battle Damage. [Re: Gearfried the Swordmaster] The effect of 'Gearfried the Swordmaster' can activate even in the Damage Step. For example, if 'Brain Jacker' is attacked by 'Gearfried the Swordmaster', and 'Waboku' was activated earlier in the turn, 'Brain Jacker' will equip to 'Gearfried the Swordmaster' and the effect will activate. In this case, the effect of 'Gearfried the Swordmaster' will activate after the effect of 'Brain Jacker' resolves, and the controller of 'Brain Jacker' will select which monster to destroy. [Re: Gravekeeper's Vassal] The damage that is inflicted to your opponent's Life Points as a result of battle with 'Gravekeeper's Vassal' attack is treated as effect damage instead, not Battle Damage. So your opponent cannot use 'Kuriboh' or 'Waboku' to prevent the damage, for example. [Re: Jinzo] If your opponent activates 'Waboku' during your Standby Phase and you Summon 'Jinzo' in your Main Phase, the effect of 'Waboku' is still applied because it resolved before 'Jinzo' was Summoned. [Re: Last Turn] 'Waboku' can be activated before 'Last Turn', or be chained to the activation of 'Last Turn', and in either case the effect of 'Waboku' will prevent the activator's monster from being destroyed. This can lead to a DRAW. [Re: Reflect Bounder] The damage inflicted by 'Reflect Bounder''s effect is not Battle Damage, so it cannot be reduced to 0 with 'Waboku'. [Re: Rod of the Mind's Eye] The damage caused by 'Rod of the Mind's Eye' is Battle Damage, so it can be reduced to zero with 'Waboku' or 'Kuriboh'. [Re: Spear Dragon] If 'Spear Dragon' attacks, even if the damage is reduced to 0 by the effect of 'Waboku' or 'Kuriboh', it is still changed to Defense Position. [Re: Spirit Reaper] 'Spirit Reaper' only forces your opponent to discard when 'Spirit Reaper' attacks directly (such as when your opponent has no monsters on the field), AND when it inflicts at least 1 point of damage to the opponent's Life Points. So if your opponent uses 'Kuriboh', 'Waboku', or 'Tornado Wall' to prevent the damage, 'Spirit Reaper' does not force the opponent to discard. [Re: The Dragon's Bead] You can only activate the effect of this card to negate a Trap Card that targets a face-up Dragon-Type monster, so it cannot negate 'Mirror Force', 'Waboku', 'Torrential Tribute', 'Bottomless Trap Hole', etc. [Re: The Unhappy Girl] If 'The Unhappy Girl' is in attack position and her controller uses 'Waboku' or 'Kuriboh' to take no damage from the attack, the attacking monster still cannot change battle position. [Re: Theban Nightmare] If you have only 'Kuriboh' in your hand, and no Spell or Trap Cards on the field, and your 'Theban Nightmare' battles with a card that has higher ATK/DEF, and you discard 'Kuriboh', the ATK of 'Theban Nightmare' is increased by 1500 AFTER damage calculation (but 'Theban Nightmare' is still destroyed by damage calculation unless an effect like 'Waboku' had been activated previously during the turn). [Re: Triangle Ecstasy Spark] If a Trap Card such as 'Waboku' is chained to the activation of 'Triangle Ecstasy Spark', the effect of 'Waboku' resolves first, and will apply for the rest of the turn regardless of 'Triangle Ecstasy Spark'. (Just like if 'Jinzo' is Summoned after 'Waboku' is activated and resolves.) [Re: Yata-Garasu] If the Battle Damage caused by this card is reduced to 0 (with the effect of 'Kuriboh', 'Waboku', etc.) its effect is not activated. Passcode: 12607053 Set: Starter Deck Yugi Card Number: SDY-040 Rarity: Common Attribute: Trap Card Text: Make all Battle Damage inflicted by monsters on your opponent's side of the field 0 during this turn. Card Type: Normal Trap Name: Waboku Edition: 1st
