Oh, YuGiOh and it's conditional "then"s. If something happens to that poor card you targeted in your GY, like being Called By'ed or D.D. Crow'd, this effect will not resolve.

Q: If a Fusion Summoned Mirrorjade is Tributed by my opponent to Special Summon Lava Golem, to Normal Summon The Winged Dragon Of Ra - Sphere Mode, or sent to the GY by my opponent to Special Summon Chimeratech Megafleet Dragon, or used as material by my opponent to Link Summon Underworld Goddess of the Closed World, etc., can its effect be activated? A: No. If Flower Cardian Lightshower's effects are already negated, you cannot activate Aluber's effect by targeting it. Springans Kitt can be an Aluber substitute in certain combos, but it really shouldn't be seen as an alternative. They're different cards, and there's a reason why Aluber is expensive. But still, it's a good card... When it works.Q: I used two monsters on the field to Fusion Summon Guardian Chimera while my opponent only controls one card. Can I activate Guardian Chimera's effect? When Fusion Summoned, you can fusion summon another lv8 or higher monster except itself, by banishing materials from either your hand, field or GY. If this card is sent to the graveyard, during the End Phase of that turn it will search a Branded spell/trap card If the only Fusion Summon you could make involves an unaffected Number 81: Super Dora, you cannot activate Fallen of Albaz' effect. Must first be Fusion Summoned using only Fusion Materials from your hand and field, with at least 1 monster from each. If this card is Fusion Summoned by a Spell Card or effect: You can draw cards equal to the number of cards used as material from the hand, and if you do, destroy cards your opponent controls equal to the number of cards used as material from the field. You can only use this effect of "Guardian Chimera" once per turn. While "Polymerization" is in your GY, your opponent cannot target this card with card effects. A: No. Aluber's effect in the GY is activated by targeting 1 Effect Monster your opponent controls. If your opponent does not control an Effect Monster you can target, you cannot activate Aluber's effect.

A: Yes. Even though Number 81: Super Dora will be unaffected by Aluber's effect when it resolves, you can still activate Aluber's effect by targeting it. When it resolves, Aluber itself will be Special Summoned, but Number 81: Super Dora's effects will not be negated. Q: Using the effect of Fallen of Albaz, can I use my opponent's Number 81: Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Super Dora as Fusion Material, even though it is unaffected by other cards' effects?

Q: I have previously resolved Pot of Prosperity. If I Fusion Summon Guardian Chimera, can I activate its effect? Q: I have activated and resolved Mirrorjade's Trigger Effect. My opponent later summons Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon. Will it be destroyed during the End Phase? A: No. Once Mirrorjade's effect has resolved, it will attempt to destroy all monsters your opponent controls during the End Phase. (It will not activate to do so.) If your Despia cards get targeted by an opponent's effect, you can discard a Comedy from your hand to negate that effect. You can tribute one Fusion monster to Special Summon it from the GY. A: When performing a Fusion Summon using Fallen of Albaz' effect, you cannot use other monsters you control as Fusion Material. Therefore, you do not have any Fusion Monster you could Fusion Summon using Fallen of Albaz' effect. As a result, you cannot activate that effect.