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Violations

A player who utters insulting words to the opponent or to the judges or puts voice devices in a robot to utter insulting words or writes insulting words on the body of a robot, or performs any insulting action, is in violation of these rules.

A minor violation is declared if a player:

1. Enters into the ring during the match, except when the player does so to take the robot out of the ring upon the judge's announcement of Yuhkoh or stopping the match. To enter into the ring means:

1.      A part of the player's body is in the ring, or

2.      A player puts any mechanical kits into the ring to support his/her body.

2. Performs the following deeds:

1.      Demand to stop the match without appropriate reasons.

2.      Take more than 30 seconds before resuming the match, unless the judge announces a time extension.

3.      Start operating the robot within five seconds after the chief judge announces the start of the match.

4.      Does or says that which disgraces the fairness of the match.

Penalties

Players who violate the rules shall lose the match. The judge shall give two Yuhkoh points to the opponent and order the violator to clear out. The violator is not honored with any rights.

Each occasion of the violations described shall be accumulated. Two of these violations shall give one Yuhkoh to the opponent.

The violations described shall be accumulated throughout one match.

Injuries and Accidents during the Match

[Request to Stop the Match] A player can request to stop the game when he/she is injured or his/her robot had an accident and the game cannot continue.

[Unable to Continue the Match] When the game cannot continue due to player's injury or robot's accident, the player who is the cause of such injury or accident loses the match. When it is not clear which team is such a cause, the player who cannot continue the game, or who requests to stop the game, shall be declared as the loser.

[Time Required to Handle Injury/Accident] Whether the game should continue in case of injury or accident shall be decided by the judges and the Committee members. The decision process shall take no longer than five minutes.

Declaring Objections

No objections shall be declared against the judges' decisions.

The lead person of a team can present objections to the Committee, before the match is over, if there are any doubts in the exercising of these rules. If there are no Committee members present, the objection can be presented to the judge before the match is over.