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Answer: Yes.
Edit: after reading, your logic is "It would help red eyes". Did you not consider that since it can be generically summoned with REF, ANY deck can run it? Open red eyes fusion, summon Dragoon. Going first is 3 negates, going second is 4.
Heads will roll for much less around here!
Dark Magician + Red-Eyes Black Dragon OR 1 Dragon effect monster.
It does not require Red Eyes at all. Just play Dark Magician with an oppressive DMC and generic GY plusing Dragons such as Eclipse and you have a major problem on your hands.
Don't use the new or casual player problem: Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
Not to mention Dragoons burn and attack gain upon destruction of a card it negates.
Yes, it's the OCG. It follows the rules of the OCG, it handles like the OCG, it is based out of Japan: which is the OCG. Just because the cards have English words on them (depending on language) doesn't mean it's not the OCG.
Go test a ruling and see if it follows OCG or TCG.
Chain link 1 : MST to destroy a set card.
Chain link 2 : set card activated that will special summon a monster with an on summon effect (such as a tellarknight) from gy and equips it. (This is important as the summoned monster must leave the field before chain finishes resolving.)
Chain resolves.
In the TCG, the on summon effect will not activate due to TCG rules. In the OCG, it will.
I'll give you 2 guesses of which Duel Links processes.
Next card is desperado barrel dragon. This example will only make sense if you understand how PSCT works. Since I don't have the effort to type it out for you, I'll assume you do - which I doubt.
Desperado's ENGLISH text reads "(activate): flip 3 coins; destroy cards blah blah..."
In the TCG, you will flip the coins BEFORE your opponent has the chance to respond to it.
In the OCG, the coin flipping is not treated as the "cost" and the coins are flipped on resolution of the card.
You have 2 guesses for which Duel Links processes.
On summon hand triggers... Actually that might be too complicated for you.. so I'll just skip ahead and tell you it's OCG hand trigger rules.
Seriously, if you're gonna try asking for proof of something, you'd better have something to back up your claim instead of just saying "prove your claim".
"Dark Magician" + "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" or 1 Dragon Effect Monster
Cannot be destroyed by card effects. Neither player can target this card with card effects. During your Main Phase: You can destroy 1 monster your opponent controls, and if you do, inflict damage to your opponent equal to that monster's original ATK. You can use this effect a number of times per turn up to the number of Normal Monsters used as Fusion Material for this card. Once per turn, when a card or effect is activated (Quick Effect): You can discard 1 card; negate the activation, and if you do, destroy that card, and if you do that, this card gains 1000 ATK.
This card my dude makes Chaos Max Dragon look like Blue Eyes Alternative Dragon. I'm really surprised you're not seeing how Powerful as F$%& is written all over this card!