I was thinking about Chimeratech "When this card is Fusion Summoned, send all the cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard except this card." part of the effect and one interesting question popped up: what if I have a set Call otH in the 2nd stand by phase after I activated FF, and when Chimeratech enters the field I chain CotH and targets Spell Canceller- FF will destroy COD? Or COD will remain on the field (because Spell Canceller is negating FF effect)?
It seems to me that COD will remain on the field, because the "When this card is Fusion Summoned, send all the cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard except this card. " is a trigger effect (as described in the rulings) but I'm not sure if I'm giving the appropiate interpretation to "The effect that sends all your other cards to the Graveyard is a Trigger Effect and it can be chained to." ruling. It means to me that this effects resolves like: Chimeratech enters the field, his effect triggers (link 1), then I activate CotH (link 2). Call resolves first, special summoning SC then COD effect resolves, sending Call, FF and SC to the graveyard at the same time and because of it COD remains on the field (sort of Heavy- Royal Decree + CotH case).
Is it right?
Thanks in advance.
It seems to me that COD will remain on the field, because the "When this card is Fusion Summoned, send all the cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard except this card. " is a trigger effect (as described in the rulings) but I'm not sure if I'm giving the appropiate interpretation to "The effect that sends all your other cards to the Graveyard is a Trigger Effect and it can be chained to." ruling. It means to me that this effects resolves like: Chimeratech enters the field, his effect triggers (link 1), then I activate CotH (link 2). Call resolves first, special summoning SC then COD effect resolves, sending Call, FF and SC to the graveyard at the same time and because of it COD remains on the field (sort of Heavy- Royal Decree + CotH case).
Is it right?
Thanks in advance.