1 If I play Sword of Revealing Light and my opponent has a Man Eater Bug, can I play Interdimensional Matter Transporter to remove a monster like BEWD from the field so he has to chose another and then put it back at End Phase?
2. If I use Nobleman of Crossout and destroy a Man Eater Bug and remove it from play, does it's effect still happen and if so can I Use IMT to remove my BEWD and make my opponent choose a different monster?
3 "Discard 1 card from your hand. Negate the effect of a Trap Card that targets 1 face-up Dragon-Type monster and Destroy the Trap Card". Does the Trap Card in question have to specifically state "Dragon" on it or does it negate any card where my opponent choses one of my dragons?
4 Does Lord of D prevent my opponent from chosing one of my face down dragons if he is Using a Card like Nobleman Crossout.
5. Dark Paladin. When calculating his increase in ATK for each Dragon on the field or in graveyards does dragons my opponent has face down count?

1) yes
2) noble man kills man eater with out the effect of man eater going off... so he would not destroy any monster via man eater's effect
3) any card that specifcally designates as long as it is a trap trying to designate your dragon.... aka ring of destruction
4) no, must be face up
5) no


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1) Yes, but you may want to let your opponent choose a monster. When you activate Swords of Revealing Light, it will flip your opponent's monsters face-up upon resolution. After Man-Eater Bug is flipped up, your opponent must select 1 monster when Man-Eater Bug activated. After your opponent chooses a monster, you can activate Interdimensional Matter Transporter on one of your monsters, including the monster your opponent targeted by Man-Eater Bug. Interdimensional Matter Transporter will remove your card from play, and then Man-Eater Bug will destroy a monster. If you removed the card targeted by Man-Eater Bug, your opponent will NOT get to choose another monster to destroy, and will NOT destroy anything. Its effect will simply dissapear.

2) No, Nobleman of Crossout's flipping the monster face-up does not trigger its effect. The only reason for its flipping is to determine if the card is a Flip Effect Monster.

3) Dragon's Bead will only protect a monster if it is a Dragon-Type and if it only targets that monster. Examples of cards that Dragon's Bead can negate: Magic Cylinder, Trap Hole, and Raigeki Break. Exampels of cards that Dragon's Bead CANNOT negate: Mirror Force, Bottemless Trap Hole, and Needle Celing.

4) No, it will not. Face-down monsters have no defined Name, Attribute, Level, Type, Effect(s), ATK, and DEF until flipped face-up.

5) Refere to answer #4. Face-down monsters have no defined Type.

Are you sure? I thought Magic cylinder was a nontargeting card? And isn't tribute to the doomed a spell card? Dragon's Bead can't negate Spell cards?

1) "Negate the attack of 1 of your opponent's monsters..." that right there is one of the essances of targeting. Yes, I'm sure that Magic Cylinder targets, it has been elaborated on multiple times.

2) Oops, forgot about the only Traps getting negated. Yeah, The Dragon's Bead won't do anything against Tribute to the Doomed.

1. yes

2. Nobleman of Crossout never "flips" a monster. It destroys it while it's f/d. You only check it when you remove it to see if it's a flip effect.

3. has to be a Dragon TYPE.

4. no as the type is unknown while f/d

5. no, same reason as above.