Q: Can a Deleted vanguard do anything?
A: It cannot use the effects written on its ability text. Other than that, it can do a fair amount, for example, other units can ride it, it can attack, and it can be boosted. Twin Drive is also kept.

Q: What happens when a vanguard in Legion is Deleted?
A: Both cards are placed next to each other, face-down. Both units' power becomes 0 and both of their effects are lost. However, they are still considered "in Legion." At the end of your turn, both units are flipped face-up and remain in Legion. If another unit rides, both cards are flipped face-up and placed in the soul.

Q: A deleted unit is boosted by a 6000 power unit and attacks an 11000 power unit. If a drive check reveals a trigger and increases the power by 5000, does the attack hit?
A: Yes. Only the unit's written power becomes 0 - other units may boost normally. Critical is not lost, so damage would be inflicted.

Q: When "Majesty Lord Blaster" is deleted, is "Bedivere"'s effect still active?
A: Yes. A deleted vanguard retains its name, grade, clan, and nation.

Q: A Grade 3 unit is deleted. Can I ride a Grade 2 unit, and it return to normal?
A: No. It still keeps its grade, so you cannot ride a Grade 2 unit.

Q: What happens to a deleted vanguard's Soul?
A: Nothing. You may still Soul Blast for the cost of other units' effects.

Q: A Break Ride unit is deleted. If I ride over it, does its effect activate?
A: No. Its skill text is still lost at the moment of ride.

Q: Can a rearguard be deleted?
A: Since the only targets for deleting are vanguards, a rearguard cannot be deleted.

Q: Can I look at a face-down deleted card?
A: Yes. Both players may confirm the deleted card at any time. When touching your opponent's cards, please treat them respectfully.

Q: Can a deleted vanguard with [Restraint] attack?
A: Yes. Because it loses its ability text, units with Restraint and Lord may attack while deleted.

Q: When Delete ends, does that unit's "when called/ridden" effect activate?
A: No. Delete ending is different from being called or ridden.