From: GOJIRAMAN2000@aol.com

Subject: Hayabusha Knight Explained



          I'm the Godzilla Guru, and I am surprised that just about all the people you have reviewing the Yu-Gi-Oh cards did not fully understand Hayabusha Knight's special effect.  True, it does say that the monster can attack twice, but it does NOT destroy your opponent in an overwhelming attack like they think it can.  It doesn't work like "Hayabusha Knight can attack twice and because of that raise its attack power from 1000 to 2000!".  It doesn't work like that.  I know of a monster in the Japanese game called the Tyrant Dragon that has three effects, one of which is just like Hayabusha Knight's effect (except that Tyrant Dragon is a level eight monster with an attack power of 2900).  What I learned from reading Tyrant Dragon's effects and confirming my hypothesis when I read Edo's review (on his website) is that after Tyrant Dragon attacks and destroys a monster and there is a second monster on your opponent's side of the field, Tyrant Dragon can attack again.  That is what Hayabusha Knight's effect means when it says this monster can attack twice during your turn, not that his attack doubles when he attacks twice.  Just thought I should clear that up.  If you want to confirm this for yourself, I'll send you Edo's review of the Tyrant Dragon.
Pass this information to the card reviewers, please.  And keep up the good work.

                                                                        The Godzilla Guru

PS  I sent the Tyrant Dragon review on a separate email.