une vrai question !

Negating a special summon means to prevent the summon from becoming 'successful'. So when you place Judgment Dragon (for example) on the field from hand, there is a 'negation window' before it is considered successfully summoned, strictly for the purpose of negating the summon.

That's for 'inherent' summons that don't use the chain. When monsters are summoned by the resolution of an activated effect, there is no summon negation window as the summon is automatically successful on resolution of the effect.

You can't let these resolve and then try to 'negate the summon' - there's no timing for it. So instead you must negate the special summoning effect itself, preventing it from summoning.

Royal Oppression can stop both of these, but still must be used at the right times - negation window for inherent summons, chain to the activation of activated ones.

It also means cards like Thunder King Rai-oh can only stop inherent summons (it negate special summons, not effects that special summon), as there's no timing for it to be used in the case of an activated effect that special summons on resolution. It also means Solemn Judgment is unable to stop activated monster effects that special summon - it can't chain to the activation, and there's no way to negate the summon after resolution.

Since the Gladiator Beast 'tag' effect is an activated one, you need to chain to and negate the activation of the effect, with cards like Royal Oppression. However when the effect has resolved, as mentioned above, the summon was already successful and can't be negated after.

Nording captain a écrit:oppression VS chemin lumiére d'étoile !
chemin aà 2 effet bien distin d'un point le 1er anule l'effet de detruire 2 ou plusieur carte et le 2em de POUVOIR ramené un stardust.
Donc ma question si on me fait un hommage et que je chaine avec Starlight road et que l'adversaire chaine avec oppression ca anul les 2 effet ou un seul ???
Sinon si il ne peut pas anulé le 1er effet peut il chainé qu'à partir du 2em effet ???