Subject: Using Waboku

Subject:Usage of Waboku-JSDragon

Hey! Many people say that when you play Waboku it stops all of your opponent's attacks. 
But that's wrong(at least that's what i think). Ok, let me show you with my 2 points.

1. In the rule book it said that in the battle step your opponent select ONE monster 
to attack. Then after that your opponent may select another monster to attack. That's 
mean your opponent can't select more than one monster to attack you, so Waboku only 
stops one of the attack from you opponent's monsters

2. On Wabuko card it reads:Any Damage Inflicted By An Opponent's Monster Is Decreased 
To 0 During The Turn This Card Is Activate. It said decreased opponent's MONSTER not 
MONSTERS and also this trap is not a continuous trap, so it goes to your graveyard 
after you flip it over, so when your opponent select one monster to attack and you 
flip Waboku. Waboku decreased the damage and go in to the graveyard.


An example for people that are confuse now:

Your Opponent's Field: A Blue Eyes and La Jinn

Your Field: Battle Ox and a Waboku(face down)

Is your opponent's turn. He selects his Blue Eyes to attack your Battle Ox. You flip 
over Waboku to decrease the damage. Waboku goes to your graveyard, and your opponent 
is going to select his other monster, La Jinn, to attack your Battle Ox. Battle Ox is 
destroy and you lose 100LP


Hope this will help people out there that have problem when using Waboku. If you have 
any questions e-mail me at JSDragon1200@email.com