Berserk Dragon + Yaksha Superior Ride

Berserk Dragon + Yaksha Superior Ride

If i ride berserk dragon and cb2 to retire 1 unit, can yaksha superior ride out?
some poeple say cannot as the retiring take place in the ride phase while some say the retiring take place in the main phase. can anyone clarify?

Another thing is [永] = [Continuous]
will this be activated on opponent's turn?
For eg. Asura Kaiser without any other rear guard, on opponent turn is it 9000 power or remains same at 11000 power?

its called superior ride for a reason and you cant retire during a ride phase

yes if no nova grappler during your opponent turn excluding asura kaiser your atk would be 9000

For the continuous part it depends. For Asura or Dragonic in this case, it remains as 9000 power. However, for Amaterasu, it says during your turn,if you have 4 cards or more in your hand, this unit gains +4000 power. So, Amaterasu's continuous effect only happens during your turn.

Here's Yaksha's effect:
When an opponent's rear-guard was
sent to the drop zone during your main phase, and
you have a grade 2 vanguard, you may reveal this card.
If you do, ride this card.

Oh.. and Berserk Dragon only can counterblast if it is called to rear guard circle..
So, yeah.. Since you can do calls and startup effects during main phase, This combo will work..

Berserk Dragon's counterblast ability is for (V)/(R) so you can use the ability when you ride. But when you use that ability as you ride a Vanguard, it is in the Ride Phase so you can't use Yaksha's ability.

but all effect are activated as a main phase .. yaksha should be can superior ... and in a case of riding ... ride phase is only to up the grades ... so for beserk dragon skill is activate in main phase ... as ride phase is only counted for riding but not the effect .. so is can use .. have fun and enjoy !! asked bushiroad before

PsychicOTKDuelist wrote:

Berserk Dragon + Yaksha Superior Ride

If i ride berserk dragon and cb2 to retire 1 unit, can yaksha superior ride out?
some poeple say cannot as the retiring take place in the ride phase while some say the retiring take place in the main phase. can anyone clarify?

Another thing is [永] = [Continuous]
will this be activated on opponent's turn?
For eg. Asura Kaiser without any other rear guard, on opponent turn is it 9000 power or remains same at 11000 power?

Firstly yes , you can superior ride because , for berserk dragon the effect is
Auto 【Counter Blast (2)】: When this Unit appears as a Vanguard or Rear Guard, and you have a «Kagero» Vanguard, you may pay the cost. Afterwards, choose 1 of your Opponent's Grade 2 or lower Rear Guard and retire it.

For yaksha is Auto【Hand】 : During your Main Phase, when your Opponent's Rear Guard is sent to the Drop Zone, and you have a Grade 2 Vanguard present, reveal this card. After it is revealed, Ride with this card.

For yaksha superior ride , its different , it does not resolve in the ride phase , it only resolves in the main phase , so if u ride berserk dragon and cb2 retire oppo rear guard u can reveal yaksha and superior ride

Okay for 2nd question . Asura kaiser effect
[CONT](VC/RC):If you do not have another vanguard or rear-guard, this unit gets [Power] -2000.
[AUTO](VC):When this unit's drive check reveals a grade 3 , choose one of your rear-guards, and [Stand] it.

Yes it can be activated on opponent turn with 11k power . Since its a continuous effect .