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My assumption would be that after BG is flipped face-up (during Step 2), BG will trigger. It won't resolve until Step 5.

Doop can't attack directly unless all of the opponent's visible characters are stunned. The presence of hidden characters is irrelevant.

1. You could choose 0 if you wanted to. And yes, all your characters would get the +3 ATK while exhausted and defending. 2. On the defense yes. On the attack, he's still 9/8.

By that logic, though, a monster that is on your side of the field that is owned by your opponent should go to your graveyard when it is destroyed or sent to the Graveyard. It doesn't. I am inclined to think that monsters that are removed from play always go to the owner's RFP area, irregardless...

It should go to the owner's Removed from Play area. The RFP is extremely similar to the Graveyard. I do not see why removing a card from play (even temporarily) would make this any different.

No. Ryu Senshi was not properly summoned.

When a monster is Special Summoned during a Battle Step after a monster has declared an attack, a Replay occurs. The attacking monster stops attacking and the game is reset to the point before the attack occurred. In the situation you presented this is what happens: Tribe-Infecting Virus...

The difference with summoning a monster during a Battle Step and flipping any general trap is that changing the number of monsters on the field triggers a replay. If you declare an attack and your opponent activates a trap that increases the ATK value of one of his/her monsters, the monsters on...

The number of monsters on the field did not change as a result of the effect of Emergency Provisions (unless there was a monster targeted by Call of the Haunted or similar), so a Replay would not trigger.

Unless they don't. . .

3 is not correct and 5 and 6 should be clearer: 3. Hidden characters cannot be attacked by any characters, hidden or visible, unless a modifer states to the contrary. 5. Visible characters can attack directly if the opponent only controls hidden characters only if those visible characters...

Was meaning it was coming from a continuous trap. But now I am kicking myself because I remember that continuous traps can target (Call of the Haunted, Nightmare Wheel, etc.) Ah, well. :)

I'm inclined to say non-targeting, because it is a continuous effect. Sakuretsu Armor is targeting because it affects the monster while Widespread Ruin does not (necessarily). But because Ordeal of a Traveler is continuous, I am fairly certain that it doesn't target because it isn't activated...

Not all of them. Dark Paladin's effect, for example, can be used in the Damage Step.

No. The Quick Play Spell cards are being used to adjust damage (ATK/DEF). Fiber Jar's effect is not even being dealt with yet (not until the Resolve Effects part of the Damage Step). The Damage Step has some very specific rules about what can be played during it. Only those cards that...

1. Character effects do work in the hidden area, although, excepting a very select group of characters that do not already start out concealed, it is very difficult to get most into the hidden area. Dr. Strange is currently the only means to get Emil Hamilton into the hidden area. 2. Yes...

No. If you have two battle phases in the same turn (which would be possible by the effect of Weather Report), they are consecutive battle phases. There is no Main Phase between them.

Might be confusing with Call of the Haunted, which if the targeted monster is turned face down (after being Special Summoned), the monster is separated from the effect of Call of the Haunted, but CotH remains on the field meaninglessly. Snatch Steal, being an Equip Spell Card, can only remain...

Yes. Both are ignition effects and may be negated by Divine Wrath.

Unless the card specifically states otherwise (which it doesn't), the effect only applies while it is on the field.