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Yes. There is currently no requirement that you play a monster in any space unless an effect states so.

The payment for Wall of Revealing Light is only made once. As long as it remains on the field, monsters with an ATK less than or equal to the amount paid cannot attack. If the ATK of a monster increases, you cannot increase the payment for that Wall of Revealing Light. You would have to flip up...

Characters in the hidden area can certainly team attack with characters of the same affiliation unless otherwise stated (one of the Black Widows is like that). Reinforcement would of course only apply in the hidden area with other hidden area characters (as they are never adjacent to visible...

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Boost means that when you recruit the character, you can pay the boost number in resources for the ability after Boost. For example, Metron (in the DC Superman set) is a 5 cost character with Boost 2: When Metron comes into play, your opponent may not play Plot Twists this turn. So, you could...

Just like Yu-Gi-Oh!, though, being a Level 1 Judge really doesn't mean much unless you actually judge regularly.

The Official Card Reference has been released for the Marvel Knights set. Among other things to pay attention to, the 2-drop Scarlet Spider was misprinted and instead works with cards named Spider-Man (making it considerably more useful), and both Blob and My Hero have been changed to only work...

As long as the affected monster(s) remains on the field, the ATK will remain decreased by 500.

I know about the rulebook, but it leaves out some of the questions that get brought up in actual play (such as those that I mentioned). Team Alliance is certainly easier, but I think Two-Headed Mutant can be more challenging.

I would agree, but first they need to set some rules for team tournaments. Among the important ones, can your teammate know what cards you have in hand? (I would say no). Are you considered to control your teammate's character (I would say yes) and so forth.

Thousand-Eyes Restrict will only take on the printed ATK/DEF values. Any modifiers that were on the monster when it was 'absorbed' are lost. '?' is considered 0.

Snatch Steal is a continuous card. It does not successfully resolve if destroyed in chain with its activation. Spirit Reaper remains.

Yep... it does... but I was going by the text on the unprinted version which will be released in ... um ... yeah... ok, so I didn't read the card and misremembered the effect. My apologies. :)

In both cases, Sakuretsu Armor will be negated and destroyed.

The situation you mention is correct. However, Horn of Heaven and Solemn Judgment may not be used on the cards brought into play by those effects because both of those negating cards can only be used if the monster being Special Summoned is being brought out through its own effect (for example...

That is correct. A Flip-Summon is a manual change of position from face-down Defense to face-up Attack. Anything else is just a Flip.

No. For the purposes of the game, it is not the same Level 6. And you may not Tribute a monster from the hand unless an effect (like Ritual Summons) specifically says so.

There are ways to make Chain Destruction work on it. In this case, it is eligible for it if there is at least one Star Boy on the field.

If Book of Moon is chained to Dark Dust Spirit to turn Dark Dust Spirit face-down, Dark Dust Spirit will destroy itself along with all the other monsters.