Player 1 must either choose an attack target again ("7 Colored Fish" or "Nanobreaker") or stop their attack. Since a monster was placed on Player 2's side of the field, a replay occurs.
Player 2 responds to the attack with " A Rival Appears!", Summoning a " Nanobreaker" from their hand in Defense Position. 
Player 1 declares an attack with " Luster Dragon", choosing Player 2's " 7 Colored Fish" as the attack target. "Dark Magician" can no longer attack Player 1 directly, so Player 2 must either choose an attack target again (any " Sheep Token") or stop their attack. Since a monster was placed on Player 1's side of the field, a replay occurs. Player 1 responds to the attack with a Set " Scapegoat". Player 2 attacks Player 1 directly with " Dark Magician". This is no longer the case, so if a new attack target is not selected during a replay, the monster that attacked cannot attack for the rest of that Battle Phase. Prior to May 2006 in the TCG, if a replay occurred and a new attack target was not selected immediately, the monster that attacked could still declare an attack at another point during that Battle Phase. However, for the purposes of cards such as " Combination Attack", it is not considered to have "attacked". In that case, for the rest of that turn, it cannot declare another attack or change its battle position "manually", and the turn player cannot activate cards or effects that require them or their monster(s) to not attack during the turn they are activated. If an attack is canceled because of a replay, the attacking monster is considered to have "declared an attack" that turn. However, cards and effects that activate in response to a monster being targeted for an attack (such as " Crystal Beast Amber Mammoth") can be activated. If an attack target is chosen again because of a replay, the already-attacking monster is not considered to be "declaring an attack" again, so cards/effects that activate in response to an attack declaration (such as " Mirror Force") cannot be activated. With these options in mind, a replay will still technically occur even if the relevant player is forced to commit to only 1 option in a given scenario, with no other legal options. Choose to make a direct attack (if possible). 
Choose an attack target again (which can include the original attack target, if it is still a valid attack target).When a replay occurs, the attacking player must do one of the following. For information on what happens if the attacking monster leaves the field or is otherwise unable to continue its attack during the Damage Step, see the attack article. Replays will never occur during the Damage Step, even if any of the above scenarios occur. If the conditions for a replay are met during a Chain, the replay will occur once the game reaches an open game state (per the rules of fast effect timing). A monster that is attacking another monster gains the ability to attack directly due to a card effect.A monster is no longer able to attack.An opponent's monster(s) leaves the Monster Zone.A monster(s) is placed on the opponent's field.The number of monsters on the turn player's opponent's side of the field changes, no matter how briefly.A replay occurs if any of the following scenarios occurs during the Battle Step while an attack is occurring.
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