Momentary Blink doesn’t say to exile it face down, so it’s exiled face up. Once it is in exile, it is just an Akroma, Angel of Fury card, with no memory of its existence on the battlefield. Then it enters the battlefield as a creature with no memory of its previous existence on the battlefield or in exile.
Can you flicker auras?
Blinking an Aura will let you choose a new object to attach it to when it re-enters, yes. Just note that if you blink something like [[Control Magic]], the creature that you originally cast it on will no longer be under your control.
Does shroud stop auras?
Shroud prevents a permanent from being targeted by any spell or ability, regardless of the color, type, cost or source of the ability. And while aura enchantments do target when cast, they is nothing that prevents a permanent with Shroud from having an aura attached to it.
What happens when you blink a morph?
When you Morph a card face down into play, you can Flicker it and it returns to the battlefield face up. It is a very simple way of cheating cards into play without the need for cards like Quicksilver Amulet. You can also Manifest cards from your library and then flicker them face up (except for Instants or Sorceries).
What happens if you flicker an aura?
The aura will leave the battlefield and return all during the resolution of Flicker, there is no window for any player to do anything in between. However, since the aura is entering the battlefield in a way other than resolving as a spell on the stack, its owner (you) can attach it to any legal permanent on the field.
What happens when you flicker a curse?
“Flickering” removes all counters and auras from a creature, and makes it dodge targeted removal if a spell “flickering” that creature is played in response to the removal spell targeting it.
