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Map a comboAfter blocking, the target of the attack is changed to the blocked Digimon because it is deleted by the card's effect. Since the blocked Digimon has been deleted, no battle takes place and the attack is over.
Ruled May 25, 2023
Yes. You’ll gain 1 memory for each of your opponent’s Tamers.
Ruled Mar 28, 2024
Yes. The effect reads, “You may delete that Digimon,” so you can choose not to. If you choose not to, the effect’s <Once> requirement won’t be used up, either.
Ruled Mar 28, 2024
When your opponent activates <Blocker>, the target of the attack is switched to the Digimon that activated <Blocker>, and that Digimon is then deleted by this Digimon's <All Turns> effect. Since the Digimon that activated <Blocker> was deleted, no battle occurs, and the attack ends.
Ruled Mar 28, 2024
Yes you can, as long as they are simultaneously suspended.
Ruled Mar 28, 2024
Yes, it does.
Ruled Mar 28, 2024
Yes, it can be deleted.
Ruled Jan 24, 2025
Yes, it is a "can be" effect, so it does not have to be deleted. In that case, the [Once Per Turn] limit is also not consumed.
Yes, memory +1 for the number of tamers on the opponent.
Yes, if you rested at the same time, it is possible.
Yes, that is correct.
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