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It would function exactly the same as if it were equipped to one of your monsters, except you are giving their monster the 300ATK bonus instead of one of your own.

Note that when the condition is right, Vicious Claw will still return to your hand, because you are its owner, and your opponent will still be the one who gets the token.

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Q: What would happen if you equipped 'Vicious Claw' to an opponent's monster?
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