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I already told you guy's how fiber jar behave in yugioh WC 2007 which is a DS game, in that game if fiber jar is destroy by battle when it's flip effect activated it is return to the deck. I did some research and this ruling is not incorrect, I have a few proof. In pojo forum someone played a yugioh video game that is older than yugioh 2007, because they play it using the GBA, and in that game when fiber jar was destroy by battle at the same time is flip effect activated he was sent to the graveyard after everything return to the deck except the banish zone(remove from play in that game), and it was confirmed to be a glitch in that game. So their for the video game of 2007 is correct with the ruling.
I made a mistake in my previous explanation in a different ruling queries about the same subject, the mistake that I made was the example of not including both the field and graveyard, so I'm going to fix that mistake in this ruling queries.
What is the reason why that fiber jar return itself to deck when destroy by battle? Is it because he has an exception to the rules? the answer is no although it looks that way, the real reason why is because both the field and graveyard are included at the same time to be return to the deck. This is also why it cause activated card that does not stay on the field to be return to the deck also.
I have seen in a different online video game that is non-Manuel, what happen when fiber jar is flip effect activated when he is destroy by battle by Magician of Chaos, when fiber jar resolve Magician of Chaos when to the banish zone, and everything else except fiber jar and the banish zone return to the deck, after that fiber jar got sent to the banish zone, The reason it did that was because only the field, not the banish zone was sent to the deck. If the banish zone was included along with the field, then fiber jar and magician of chaos would have jump into the deck. If the field was not included only the banish zone return to the deck, when fiber jar is destroy by battle by magician of chaos, and it's flip effect activated, only all the card banish including magician of chaos, would be return to the deck, after that fiber jar is sent to the banish zone. "Note: fiber jar does not actually include the banish zone to be return to the deck, I only did that, as a what if it works that way, to see my proof" Please try not to insult me,and/or disrespect me because if you do, you will only be insulted, and/or be disrespect.96.44.92.186 (talk) 23:35, June 22, 2013 (UTC)