Can Solemn Judgement Be Played on Super Polymerization?

Can solemn judgement be played on super polymerization? This is a difficult question to answer, as there is much evidence to suggest that it can be done, but there is also a lack of definitive proof. The main argument in favor of solemn judgement being playable on super polymerization is the fact that it has been done before. There are several documented cases of people who have managed to effectively use solemn judgement to prevent their opponent from using super polymerization, usually by targeting the key card needed for the combo. This would suggest that it is at least possible to play solemn judgement on super polymerization, even if it may be difficult to do so.

However, there are also a number of arguments against playing solemn judgement on super polymerization. First, super polymerization is often played as a defensive measure, in order to protect one's own combo. If solemn judgement is used to target the super polymerization itself, then the opponent may simply respond by activating it, negating the effect of the card. Additionally, there are a number of cards that can be used to search out and retrieve super polymerization from the graveyard, meaning that even if it is successfully targeted by solemn judgement, it may not stay gone for long. Finally, it should be noted that super polymerization is often played in decks that also run a large number of traps, making it difficult to successfully target with solemn judgement without also being hit by a trap card.

Ultimately, whether or not solemn judgement can be played on super polymerization is a matter of personal opinion. There is no clear answer, as the evidence is both for and against the idea. It is up to each individual player to decide what they believe and whether or not they want to try and play around super polymerization.

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