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Then, since it'll get sent from the field to the GY after resolving (barring effects like Macro Cosmos), your opponent will get to do the same thing (except they cannot Tribute the monster that was Tribute Summoned).
Also, it says your opponent "can", so it doesn't force your opponent to tribute their own monsters like I had thought.
edit: Also, the tribute summon by this effect is an extra normal summon, so you can still normal after it.
Also yes, baiting out the negate and playing thru Dragoon is the default way to beat him. Branded can fuse basically anything. Its all that deck does.
Doesn't it say "but it cannot be tributed this turn".
So when is it happening?
First you tribute their monsters, then they get a chance to tribute your monsters, but they cannot tribute the one you just summoned by this effect.
Dont target, and if a monster is used as cost, can't be negated by dragoon's effect.
TTTalent also work by stealing him once he negated.
Other than this, most competitive deck got an in archetype out, it's more about playing around another omni negate than the tower itself.
Don't use DRNM unless you're Ojama, Forbidden Droplet is never a brick, and Super Poly targets so you have to negate it first