Kuriboh Vs. BLS

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Kuriboh
"Discard this card from your hand. Make the Battle Damage inflicted to your Life Points by 1 of your opponent's monsters 0. You can only use this effect during your opponent's Battle Phase."
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Kuriboh doesn't stop attacks. It just reduces battle damage from 1 monster's attack(s?) to zero. You could discard it to protect your Life Points from either attack.

Since Kuriboh reduces Battle Damage from a monster instead of from an attack, would you be protected from both attacks of any double-attacker (BLS-EotB, Gray Wing, Mataza, etc.) by discarding one Kuriboh?
 
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exodia said:
OK does Kuriboh stop both attacks or just one
and if One does it have to be the first or second attack
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And to answer the last part of your question, you would discard Kuriboh during the Damage Step of whichever attack you want to stop . . . I'm sorry, not "stop". Perhaps a better phrase would be "buffer".
 
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Heh, it seems like some people thinks Kuriboh stops attacks. Kuriboh only stops the damage to your life points or maybe you could say buffers it. It technically doesn't even reduce all battle damage to zero, just the part that hits your life points. The monsters are still destroyed in battle. If Kuriboh is used on the first attack to stop the overflow damage it doesn't prevent Black Luster Soldier from attacking again. All BLS needs to do is destroy a monster in battle to get its attacking effect and that is what it would be doing.
 
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