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And I can make the arguement from the very line above the one you are quoting with the fact that "... Gemini monsters are orange, and are Effect Monster cards." As such you can say that it is the effect of the card that makes them Normal Monsters initially and when Skill Drain is active, that...

The Crystal Beasts are a rather inexpensive deck type since most of the key cards are commons, 1 is a Rare, and 2 are Ultras. The Rainbow Dragon while decent has you running Crystal Beasts you normally wouldn't run (not that they're bad per say, just you're better off sticking with multiples of...

Grandmaster just cares when himself is destroyed and further, he doesn't have to go to the Graveyard either to get his effect. So it is completely different than the mechanics of Green Baboon.

Black Horn of Heaven = Counter Trap Counter Traps = Can be activated anytime timing is correct. That said, no you cannot activate Black Horn of Heaven because the timing is the same as Solemn Judgment / Horn of Heaven which is when a monster is attempting to be summoned and NOT being summoned...

There's no ruling on that here. In Japan though, if the monster was re-summoned, it becomes an effect monster again otherwise it's a normal monster again (it doesn't "forget" if it's been re-summoned).

Plus the Judges at Nationals were told it cannot target itself, and in the OCG, it cannot target itself.

Quoting myself, Skill Drain indeed makes Gemini Monsters Effect Monsters (with their effect negated) so you couldn't use Justi-break with them either.

Negating effects does not change the type of monster it is. An effect monster is an effect monster 1 way or the other. Only the brand new Gemini Monsters have the ability to change their type (although Skill Drain would make them effect monsters since that is what they are with the effect to...

I will say this. If this were truly a fake, someone would have confirmed it was being as all other of the fake lists were done so within 1 day. Plus we've already had the requisite 2 Fake lists before this one. Btw, the Stall Combo was The Transmigration Prophecy + D.D. Borderline. That's...

1) You wouldn't be able to activate Forced Requistion off of Zombie Master's effect since the last thing to happen would be a monster being Special Summoned (not the discard. Hint: If you are discarding for a cost, you will miss the timing for Forced Requisition). But let's say you were hit...

No, the reason why Pulling the Rug was an Anti-Demise card in the first place: Stopping Manju/Senju/Sonic Bird.

I think Demise is the forgotten deck-type that should do well back in its rogue status and catch people off guard. Unless someone is maining a good stock of Counter Traps, they will be hard pressed to stop it.

It was never semi-restricted in the first place. The "list" that showed that was one of the fake lists that claimed to be the March 07 list.

For those that want it: http://bbs.newwise.com/viewthread.php?tid=324897&extra=page%3D1&page=1 The original thread with the page scans. Of course you need to understand Japanese, but you can see Metamorphosis in one of the scans in a section with 4 cards listed (the banned ones).

2 Things: 1) cbitguru - the list I posted was confirmed already. There was links to scans of V-Jump magazine that contained the information. We don't need fake lists here. 2) I did forget 1 other card that was Restricted (already added it), but for those of you who read the thread, this is...

In a sense they did with the Banning of Snatch Steal, Restiction of Brain Control, and the fact that Treeborn Frog is still playable. And really, do you want to run 3 Light and Darkness Dragons and get stuck with multiple bad draws?

And as a preface to everyone who says "I'll wait for UDE to confirm it." don't expect the TCG list to be all that different from this. At the very least though, it should give you a hint on the direction of things. (And I'll admit, I'm hoping UDE will make at least 1 addition to said list, but...

"Very Soon" = Already Was http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/COMMUNITY/forums/thread/809244.aspx

It doesn't state that you can Resummon a Gemini Monster either, but you can do that too (which was the whole purpose of the card). Functionality-wise, it is the same as Ultimate Offering (without the 500 life point payment) except the state it creates can be done once per turn.

I'm not sure though since from the way the card is written, it doesn't feel like removing monsters is part of the cost to activate the card and even if it is, if there are 2 monsters with the same level on the field, it just seems like you pick it at resolution. But there's nothing to indicate...