Suspend Wand
Equip / Spell
(ANIME) Equip only to a Level 4 or higher Cyberse monster. Once per turn, when the equipped monster declares an attack: You can activate this effect; this turn, the equipped monster cannot be destroyed by battle, any battle damage you take from that battle is doubled, also the equipped monster can make a second attack during each Battle Phase. If the equipped monster attacks an opponent's monster, during damage calculation: You can send this card to the GY; the monster this card was equipped to gains ATK equal to the total battle damage you took this turn from battles involving the equipped monster, until the end of the opponent's turn.
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This card's name is a reference to suspend to RAM.
This card has several similarities to Resume Mace.
They can only be equipped to a Level 4 or higher Cyberse monster.
They have a negative effect (the former doubles any battle damage the equipped monster's controller takes from battles involving it, while the latter decreases the equipped monster's ATK by 800).
They can send themselves to the Graveyard during damage calculation to enhance the ATK of the monster it was equipped to until a specific phase ends (the former increases its target's ATK by the amount of battle damage its controller took from battles involving said monster until the end of the opponent's turn, while the latter doubles its target's original ATK until the end of the Battle Phase).
This card has several similarities to Resume Mace.
They can only be equipped to a Level 4 or higher Cyberse monster.
They have a negative effect (the former doubles any battle damage the equipped monster's controller takes from battles involving it, while the latter decreases the equipped monster's ATK by 800).
They can send themselves to the Graveyard during damage calculation to enhance the ATK of the monster it was equipped to until a specific phase ends (the former increases its target's ATK by the amount of battle damage its controller took from battles involving said monster until the end of the opponent's turn, while the latter doubles its target's original ATK until the end of the Battle Phase).