Wild Draw Color card on top of Wild card in UNO Flip!

Question

In UNO Flip!

If someone plays a Wild card, can you next play a Wild Draw Color card on top if it?
Or is the Wild card on top of the discard pile counted as all the colors?

Answer 1

This is a really tricky question since the UNO Flip! rules (© 2020) doesn't clearly state anything about what color a Wild card is regarded as.

You could argue that the Wild card:

1. isn't any color, but just an Action card, or
2. represents all the colors, since it's a Wild card (any color could be choosen when playing it), or
3. represents the color choosen by the previous player.

Reading the UNO Flip! rules (© 2020) I myself leans toward #1.

• Since the Wild card is just an Action card (and not a colored Action card) and therefore always being valid to play on a Wild card.

But then reading the UNO rules (© 2022) for the Wild Draw Four card (a similar card):

Wild cards are considered a match, too.

and taking that into consideration, then #2 is not a bad choice either...

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From the UNO Flip! rules (© 2020):

Wild Draw Color Card – When you play this card...
However, there is a hitch! You may only play this card when you do NOT have another card in your hand that matches the COLOR on the DISCARD pile (but it is acceptable to play this card if you have matching number or Action Cards).
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furthermore the rules for the Wild card doesn't clarify anything...

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From the UNO rules (© 2022):

Wild Draw Four card - This card matches anything...
However, there’s a catch: you can only play a Wild Draw Four if you DO NOT HAVE ANY CARD IN YOUR HAND THAT MATCHES THE COLOR OF THE DISCARD PILE.
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If the player challenges you, then you must show them your entire hand to confirm whether or not you have a card that matches the color of the discard pile – Wild cards are considered a match, too.
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Other Links:
UNO Flip! rules (© 2018)
UNO Flip! Splash rules (© 2020)
UNO Flip! Express rules (© 2020)