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[quote name='D・バリア']Jibun fīrudo-jō ni omotegawa hyōji de sonzai suru `D (difōmā)' to na no tsuita monsutā o hakai suru mahō wana kādo no hatsudō o mukō ni shi hakai suru. Sarani jibun no dekki kara `D (difōmā)' to na no tsuita kādo 1-mai o tefuda ni kuwaeru.[/quote]

[quote name='Rulings'][list][*]You can chain "Morphtronic Forcefield" to effects that do not target like "Dark Hole".
[*]You cannot chain "Morphtronic Forcefield" to effects that are uncertain to destroy a "Morphtronic" monster like "Fissure" or "Smashing Ground", even if the only monsters you control are Morphtronic monsters.
[*]If you don't have any Morphtronic monsters in your Deck, you cannot activate "Morphtronic Forcefield".
[*]You can only chain "Morphtronic Forcefield" to a card that destroys a Morphtronic monster at resolution, not to a card that will destroy one in the future. So you cannot chain it to "Ekibyo Drakmord", "Blind Destruction", or "Needle Wall".
[*]You cannot activate "Morphtronic Forcefield" if "Thunder King Rai-Oh" is on the field. If an effect is chained to "Morphtronic Forcefield" that Summons "Thunder King Rai-Oh", you will not be able to add a Morphtronic monster to your hand, but "Morphtronic Forcefield" can still negate the Spell or Trap Card this card was chained to.[/list][/quote][/center]

The use of this thing has always been wholly dependent on whether or not spells/traps were being commonly used to destroy monsters.

So I must ask: Do you think that spells and traps that destroy monsters are used often enough for this card to not be a dead draw?
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[quote name='burnpsy' timestamp='1295465059' post='4944916']
If that was the case, you'd trade off the ability to block stuff like Dark Hole and TT...
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Unless he meant "targets" instead of "destroys", not "targets and destroys". Then that would be a trade off, by negating wide area destructions vs spell effects that target and don't destroy like Book of Moon.
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