

Effect
If you control a "Gagaga" monster other than "Gagaga Child", you can Special Summon this card (from your hand). When you do: You can target 1 "Gagaga" monster you control with a different Level than this card; this card's Level becomes the Level of that monster. You cannot conduct your Battle Phase the turn you activate this effect.
The monster effect "If you control a 'Gagaga' monster other than 'Gagaga Kid', you can Special Summon this card from your hand" is an unclassified effect.
A Chain Link is not built when performing a Special Summon via the monster effect of "Gagaga Kid".
A Special Summon via the monster effect of "Gagaga Kid" can be performed during either Main Phase 1 or Main Phase 2 of your turn.
The monster effect "When Summoned this way: You can target 1 'Gagaga' monster you control; this card's Level becomes that monster's Level, also you cannot conduct your Battle Phase this turn" is a Trigger Effect. (It targets 1 face-up "Gagaga" monster in your Monster Zone.)
You cannot target "Gagaga Kid" itself or a monster with the same Level as "Gagaga Kid" for the monster effect "this card's Level becomes that monster's Level". Furthermore, you cannot target an Xyz Monster that does not have a Level.
The monster effect "this card's Level becomes that monster's Level" can only be activated if "Gagaga Kid" was successfully Special Summoned by its own monster effect during Main Phase 1. (It cannot be activated if it was successfully Special Summoned during Main Phase 2.)
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