Thread:Seeking The Cynical/@comment-27996636-20190726134739/@comment-39840927-20190726222642

It'd be more that, when attacked, he is treated as the defensive superior. Say, an INT Type card attacks said card, the card will be treated as if it were a PHY Type unit. He'd mitigate damage much like an opposing Type would, but it doesn't act as a Guard.

Offensively, however, he would still be considered a Super INT Type, since its the card itself being "Treated" as every type rather than being every type. The card opposite isn't treated as the opposite typing to the card, but the opposing card is inflicting damage on a card that is treated as every type.

I'll edit again to ensure this is clear too!