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Does monsters effect continuous after there dead?

It depends on the specific monster and the effect!

Here's a breakdown of how monster effects work after they leave the field:

1. Effects That Trigger on Leaving the Field:

* Some monster effects activate when they leave the field. These effects usually happen immediately and aren't considered "continuous."

* Example: "D.D. Crow" destroys a spell/trap card on the field when it is sent to the graveyard.

2. Continuous Effects That End on Leaving the Field:

* Many monsters have continuous effects that last as long as they are on the field. These effects stop working when the monster leaves the field.

* Example: "The Winged Dragon of Ra" has a continuous effect that grants you life points when you draw a card. This effect stops once "Ra" leaves the field.

3. Continuous Effects That Last Beyond the Field:

* Rarely, some monsters have continuous effects that persist even after they leave the field, usually under specific conditions.

* Example: "Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End" has a continuous effect that grants it an attack boost based on the number of banished monsters. This effect lasts even if the monster is destroyed or banished.

4. Effects That Triggered While On The Field:

* If a monster triggers an effect while on the field, that effect might continue even after the monster leaves.

* Example: "Magical Merchant" allows you to send a monster from your hand to the graveyard to draw cards. This effect is triggered once, even if the monster is destroyed after.

To determine if a monster effect continues after it leaves the field, you need to read the card text carefully. Look for keywords like:

* "While on the field..." This indicates a continuous effect that ends when the monster leaves.

* "When..." This indicates an effect that triggers once, usually when the monster is sent to the graveyard or banished.

* "Until..." This may indicate a condition for an effect to last, even after the monster leaves the field.

Remember: Always check the card text for specific rulings and interactions! You can also find information about specific card effects on websites like Yugioh Wiki or the official Konami website.

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