Trishula's effect

I have a question, the situation's like this:
I synchro summon Trishula, while my opponent has a monster and a face down card on his back row, then I choose the back row card to be removed from play, he chains the set card, which is Scapegoat,.
Can I choose another target on the field to be removed since the 1st target was invalidated?

Nope. The effect only happens once, so you can't switch later. The other cards you selected will still be removed however. Btw get tested so we can get you a dorm and you won't have to sleep in the street

sleep in the street is never good XD

actually, you don't choose the cards you want to remove from play until the effect resolves. your opponent would have to activate any cards he/she wants to activate at the activation of trishula's effect when it is synchro summoned.

j0hnb0i wrote:

actually, you don't choose the cards you want to remove from play until the effect resolves. your opponent would have to activate any cards he/she wants to activate at the activation of trishula's effect when it is synchro summoned.

how did i not know that? o_O

Lol john is right, thats why trishula is so broken you get to choose after your opp chains all his cards, he can't activate after you pick.

OK, new info, thanks guys

but could u give us the ruling so we have proof?

I feel like a noob now I've been using her for like a year and didn't know that >.<. Yeah and can you post a link to ruling plz?

You choose the cards to be removed from play when resolving the effect of "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier".

So you can chain to the summon of the card with BTH or CED, but trishula does not target; nor does the effect occur until the card resolves; so your chaining to it's effect..so it won't actually rfp cards until Chain Link 1 when it's effect resolves...so the person using trishula has the luxury of deciding what to RFP after the chain's after it has resolved...so your opponent wont have to waste the effect on a card your activating on the field...

So unless you Warning//Judgment//Rai-Oh,Etc....your at the mercy of your opponent using trishula basically...as your losing a card(s) without the chance to chain them :S

the ruling is in wiki under OCG rulings for Trishula. and it's source is from Konami FAQ which is a reliable source.

oh okay! I just had to confirm it myself since most of my buddies here won't agree with me..
I truly dislike the way they disagree with me...
thanks all!
by the way, this may sound dumb but its better to be ignorant to pretend to know it all, what does the dueling information stand for under your name?coz i have none..

you get experience when you win/top competitions on the forum, but you have to be tested and get a rank haha