Does destroying a battle flip it in MTG?
Nope, destroying a creature doesn't flip or unflip it in Magic The Gathering. If you've got a card that's in its flipped or transformed state when it hits the graveyard, it stays in that state only for as long as it's relevant on the battlefield. Once it's off the field, it doesn't matter anymore since it's considered a new object.
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Short answer: no. Destroying doesn't flip cards back. Whatever form they're in when destroyed, that's how they're considered in gameplay terms.
Actually, flipping cards is more about specific conditions spelled out on the card rather than destruction. So, if a creature is flipped because of an ability, destroying it won't flip it back. Gotta read those card texts!
Nah, MTG doesn't work like that. Destroyed = removed from play as is, no take-backs or flip-backs.
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