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My name's Alex. I'm learning philosophy and I love games. Devilman liker. Plays cards with u. She/They. Plural.
You know I immediately slotted in the Ryo Asuka-esque fit
November 25, 2025 at 7:11 PM
You know I immediately slotted in the Ryo Asuka-esque fit
Armor Purge!
You can think of digimon with armor purge as, well, armor. When one would be deleted, you can just trash the top card of its stack (the card with armor purge) instead. Naturally, this won't work if the digimon doesn't have any digivolution cards.
You can think of digimon with armor purge as, well, armor. When one would be deleted, you can just trash the top card of its stack (the card with armor purge) instead. Naturally, this won't work if the digimon doesn't have any digivolution cards.
October 11, 2025 at 9:28 AM
Armor Purge!
You can think of digimon with armor purge as, well, armor. When one would be deleted, you can just trash the top card of its stack (the card with armor purge) instead. Naturally, this won't work if the digimon doesn't have any digivolution cards.
You can think of digimon with armor purge as, well, armor. When one would be deleted, you can just trash the top card of its stack (the card with armor purge) instead. Naturally, this won't work if the digimon doesn't have any digivolution cards.
*swatting my pointer onto the screen*
Decoy!
A Digimon with Decoy will specify what it is a decoy for. Machmon here is a decoy for black digimon. When a digimon matching the decoy's conditions would be deleted by an effect (not battle), you may delete the decoy instead.
Decoy!
A Digimon with Decoy will specify what it is a decoy for. Machmon here is a decoy for black digimon. When a digimon matching the decoy's conditions would be deleted by an effect (not battle), you may delete the decoy instead.
October 11, 2025 at 9:15 AM
*swatting my pointer onto the screen*
Decoy!
A Digimon with Decoy will specify what it is a decoy for. Machmon here is a decoy for black digimon. When a digimon matching the decoy's conditions would be deleted by an effect (not battle), you may delete the decoy instead.
Decoy!
A Digimon with Decoy will specify what it is a decoy for. Machmon here is a decoy for black digimon. When a digimon matching the decoy's conditions would be deleted by an effect (not battle), you may delete the decoy instead.
In the boss direction, let's look at a member of an all-white deck, D-Reapers.
The deck's strategy is to stack up a bunch of Searchers (being one of the rare few cards that can run more than 4 copies) to hit the board and annihilate your opponent's security. Reaper, indeed.
The deck's strategy is to stack up a bunch of Searchers (being one of the rare few cards that can run more than 4 copies) to hit the board and annihilate your opponent's security. Reaper, indeed.
September 13, 2025 at 12:25 PM
In the boss direction, let's look at a member of an all-white deck, D-Reapers.
The deck's strategy is to stack up a bunch of Searchers (being one of the rare few cards that can run more than 4 copies) to hit the board and annihilate your opponent's security. Reaper, indeed.
The deck's strategy is to stack up a bunch of Searchers (being one of the rare few cards that can run more than 4 copies) to hit the board and annihilate your opponent's security. Reaper, indeed.
So, here's an example of a supportive white card.
If you like building high level digimon and using digi-eggs, Analog Youth can help you make sure you're always hatching and searching. I use him for an adaptation of a play group member's deck that I play.
If you like building high level digimon and using digi-eggs, Analog Youth can help you make sure you're always hatching and searching. I use him for an adaptation of a play group member's deck that I play.
September 13, 2025 at 12:25 PM
So, here's an example of a supportive white card.
If you like building high level digimon and using digi-eggs, Analog Youth can help you make sure you're always hatching and searching. I use him for an adaptation of a play group member's deck that I play.
If you like building high level digimon and using digi-eggs, Analog Youth can help you make sure you're always hatching and searching. I use him for an adaptation of a play group member's deck that I play.
Wrapping up, we have White.
I really like Kimeramon. It rewards you for mashing a bunch of different digimon beneath it. I feel like it emphasizes my favorite part of the game, building a strong custom digimon. (I also like all the colors, of course)
I really like Kimeramon. It rewards you for mashing a bunch of different digimon beneath it. I feel like it emphasizes my favorite part of the game, building a strong custom digimon. (I also like all the colors, of course)
September 13, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Wrapping up, we have White.
I really like Kimeramon. It rewards you for mashing a bunch of different digimon beneath it. I feel like it emphasizes my favorite part of the game, building a strong custom digimon. (I also like all the colors, of course)
I really like Kimeramon. It rewards you for mashing a bunch of different digimon beneath it. I feel like it emphasizes my favorite part of the game, building a strong custom digimon. (I also like all the colors, of course)
So, it doesn't outright delete, which can be handy. Another way black messes around with digivolution is with Mind-Link.
Mind-Link lets you put a tamer beneath a relevant digimon to give the inherited effects of the tamer to it (Jamming and Blocker here). It's mostly for the SoC and Digi-Police...
Mind-Link lets you put a tamer beneath a relevant digimon to give the inherited effects of the tamer to it (Jamming and Blocker here). It's mostly for the SoC and Digi-Police...
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
So, it doesn't outright delete, which can be handy. Another way black messes around with digivolution is with Mind-Link.
Mind-Link lets you put a tamer beneath a relevant digimon to give the inherited effects of the tamer to it (Jamming and Blocker here). It's mostly for the SoC and Digi-Police...
Mind-Link lets you put a tamer beneath a relevant digimon to give the inherited effects of the tamer to it (Jamming and Blocker here). It's mostly for the SoC and Digi-Police...
Black also has a small interest in digivolution cards. Unlike blue's trashing them directly, black essentially level drains your opponent's digimon with De-Digivolve.
De-Digivolve removes a number of cards from the top of a digimon equal to its number (but it stops if it hits a level 3).
De-Digivolve removes a number of cards from the top of a digimon equal to its number (but it stops if it hits a level 3).
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Black also has a small interest in digivolution cards. Unlike blue's trashing them directly, black essentially level drains your opponent's digimon with De-Digivolve.
De-Digivolve removes a number of cards from the top of a digimon equal to its number (but it stops if it hits a level 3).
De-Digivolve removes a number of cards from the top of a digimon equal to its number (but it stops if it hits a level 3).
Continuing the defensive circuit, we have Decoy.
It's not very common, but if a digimon matching decoy's condition (just black in this case) would be deleted, the decoy can be deleted instead. Another resource cost for protection.
It's not very common, but if a digimon matching decoy's condition (just black in this case) would be deleted, the decoy can be deleted instead. Another resource cost for protection.
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Continuing the defensive circuit, we have Decoy.
It's not very common, but if a digimon matching decoy's condition (just black in this case) would be deleted, the decoy can be deleted instead. Another resource cost for protection.
It's not very common, but if a digimon matching decoy's condition (just black in this case) would be deleted, the decoy can be deleted instead. Another resource cost for protection.
Reboot.
Reboot lets your digimon unsuspend on your -opponent's- unsuspend phase, keeping it safe from attack or getting it ready to block even if it attacked on your turn.
I really, really like reboot, I think it's super handy.
Reboot lets your digimon unsuspend on your -opponent's- unsuspend phase, keeping it safe from attack or getting it ready to block even if it attacked on your turn.
I really, really like reboot, I think it's super handy.
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Reboot.
Reboot lets your digimon unsuspend on your -opponent's- unsuspend phase, keeping it safe from attack or getting it ready to block even if it attacked on your turn.
I really, really like reboot, I think it's super handy.
Reboot lets your digimon unsuspend on your -opponent's- unsuspend phase, keeping it safe from attack or getting it ready to block even if it attacked on your turn.
I really, really like reboot, I think it's super handy.
So, this is an example of black's specialization: defense. There are several ways black does this, so let's start simple with Blocker.
When your opponent attacks and it hits the block phase, you can suspend a blocker to force the target to switch to the blocker in question.
When your opponent attacks and it hits the block phase, you can suspend a blocker to force the target to switch to the blocker in question.
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
So, this is an example of black's specialization: defense. There are several ways black does this, so let's start simple with Blocker.
When your opponent attacks and it hits the block phase, you can suspend a blocker to force the target to switch to the blocker in question.
When your opponent attacks and it hits the block phase, you can suspend a blocker to force the target to switch to the blocker in question.
Now, our (second-to-) last color, Black.
My favorite is Ouryumon. I built a whole deck around it so I could take advantage of its effect protection against a member of the play group's Mastemon deck.
They built it with heavy removal, so it was nice to say "nah".
My favorite is Ouryumon. I built a whole deck around it so I could take advantage of its effect protection against a member of the play group's Mastemon deck.
They built it with heavy removal, so it was nice to say "nah".
September 13, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Now, our (second-to-) last color, Black.
My favorite is Ouryumon. I built a whole deck around it so I could take advantage of its effect protection against a member of the play group's Mastemon deck.
They built it with heavy removal, so it was nice to say "nah".
My favorite is Ouryumon. I built a whole deck around it so I could take advantage of its effect protection against a member of the play group's Mastemon deck.
They built it with heavy removal, so it was nice to say "nah".
Besides the trash (or in this case, in addition to it), purple also tends to care the most about option cards.
Dracmon here can recycle something either cheap or expensive for you to use again.
There's also cards an effects that care in other ways, discounts, refunds, etc.
Dracmon here can recycle something either cheap or expensive for you to use again.
There's also cards an effects that care in other ways, discounts, refunds, etc.
September 13, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Besides the trash (or in this case, in addition to it), purple also tends to care the most about option cards.
Dracmon here can recycle something either cheap or expensive for you to use again.
There's also cards an effects that care in other ways, discounts, refunds, etc.
Dracmon here can recycle something either cheap or expensive for you to use again.
There's also cards an effects that care in other ways, discounts, refunds, etc.
Speaking of deleting, we also have Scapegoat. You can think of it as purple's answer to things like barrier and fortitude (and maybe jamming counts too).
If a digimon with scapegoat would die, you can delete another of your digimon instead, which will naturally help your trash play later.
If a digimon with scapegoat would die, you can delete another of your digimon instead, which will naturally help your trash play later.
September 13, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Speaking of deleting, we also have Scapegoat. You can think of it as purple's answer to things like barrier and fortitude (and maybe jamming counts too).
If a digimon with scapegoat would die, you can delete another of your digimon instead, which will naturally help your trash play later.
If a digimon with scapegoat would die, you can delete another of your digimon instead, which will naturally help your trash play later.
Retaliation is pretty popular.
Sometimes, you're just not going to be as robust as the other colors, too small to swing into their digimon (or make blocking really rewarding). This is where retaliation comes in handy.
If your digimon dies in battle, it takes the enemy one with it. Useful!
Sometimes, you're just not going to be as robust as the other colors, too small to swing into their digimon (or make blocking really rewarding). This is where retaliation comes in handy.
If your digimon dies in battle, it takes the enemy one with it. Useful!
September 13, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Retaliation is pretty popular.
Sometimes, you're just not going to be as robust as the other colors, too small to swing into their digimon (or make blocking really rewarding). This is where retaliation comes in handy.
If your digimon dies in battle, it takes the enemy one with it. Useful!
Sometimes, you're just not going to be as robust as the other colors, too small to swing into their digimon (or make blocking really rewarding). This is where retaliation comes in handy.
If your digimon dies in battle, it takes the enemy one with it. Useful!
Next is another favorite of mine, Purple.
And Ogudomon is my favorite purple card. It's the reward for successfully opening the gate of deadly sins, essentially wiping out your opponent in one turn (or getting them damn close).
And Ogudomon is my favorite purple card. It's the reward for successfully opening the gate of deadly sins, essentially wiping out your opponent in one turn (or getting them damn close).
September 13, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Next is another favorite of mine, Purple.
And Ogudomon is my favorite purple card. It's the reward for successfully opening the gate of deadly sins, essentially wiping out your opponent in one turn (or getting them damn close).
And Ogudomon is my favorite purple card. It's the reward for successfully opening the gate of deadly sins, essentially wiping out your opponent in one turn (or getting them damn close).
Another way is with Fortitude!
Similar to Barrier, it protects your digimon. However, it doesn't prevent deletion, it re-plays the digimon. And instead of dinging your security, it effectively wipes the digivolution cards away.
This means you get any on play effects again, btw.
Similar to Barrier, it protects your digimon. However, it doesn't prevent deletion, it re-plays the digimon. And instead of dinging your security, it effectively wipes the digivolution cards away.
This means you get any on play effects again, btw.
September 13, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Another way is with Fortitude!
Similar to Barrier, it protects your digimon. However, it doesn't prevent deletion, it re-plays the digimon. And instead of dinging your security, it effectively wipes the digivolution cards away.
This means you get any on play effects again, btw.
Similar to Barrier, it protects your digimon. However, it doesn't prevent deletion, it re-plays the digimon. And instead of dinging your security, it effectively wipes the digivolution cards away.
This means you get any on play effects again, btw.
Green can also put those digivolution cards to good use! One way is through Digi-Burst.
Digi-Burst lets you trash the relevant number of digivolution cards (you choose which) to get whatever the described effect is. Rafflesimon buffs your board (and stops a digimon, but that's a different effect)
Digi-Burst lets you trash the relevant number of digivolution cards (you choose which) to get whatever the described effect is. Rafflesimon buffs your board (and stops a digimon, but that's a different effect)
September 13, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Green can also put those digivolution cards to good use! One way is through Digi-Burst.
Digi-Burst lets you trash the relevant number of digivolution cards (you choose which) to get whatever the described effect is. Rafflesimon buffs your board (and stops a digimon, but that's a different effect)
Digi-Burst lets you trash the relevant number of digivolution cards (you choose which) to get whatever the described effect is. Rafflesimon buffs your board (and stops a digimon, but that's a different effect)
Digisorption.
Argomon here really likes it. When you digivolve into something with digisorption, you suspend a buddy and get a discount. Easy! (A little too easy sometimes)
So, you can build a boss a little quick with green thanks to this and your other options for digivolving.
Argomon here really likes it. When you digivolve into something with digisorption, you suspend a buddy and get a discount. Easy! (A little too easy sometimes)
So, you can build a boss a little quick with green thanks to this and your other options for digivolving.
September 13, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Digisorption.
Argomon here really likes it. When you digivolve into something with digisorption, you suspend a buddy and get a discount. Easy! (A little too easy sometimes)
So, you can build a boss a little quick with green thanks to this and your other options for digivolving.
Argomon here really likes it. When you digivolve into something with digisorption, you suspend a buddy and get a discount. Easy! (A little too easy sometimes)
So, you can build a boss a little quick with green thanks to this and your other options for digivolving.
So, if you decide who's ready and who's not, that makes it really easy to fight.
Helping this is Alliance. Alliance is a little everywhere, but it's a touch more common in green. When a digimon with alliance attacks, you can suspend another of your digimon (1) to add its DP and get security attack
Helping this is Alliance. Alliance is a little everywhere, but it's a touch more common in green. When a digimon with alliance attacks, you can suspend another of your digimon (1) to add its DP and get security attack
September 13, 2025 at 11:12 AM
So, if you decide who's ready and who's not, that makes it really easy to fight.
Helping this is Alliance. Alliance is a little everywhere, but it's a touch more common in green. When a digimon with alliance attacks, you can suspend another of your digimon (1) to add its DP and get security attack
Helping this is Alliance. Alliance is a little everywhere, but it's a touch more common in green. When a digimon with alliance attacks, you can suspend another of your digimon (1) to add its DP and get security attack
Hi, I've been adjusting to being in a new country.
Anyway, this motherfucker is my favorite green card. As you can see, suspension is the name of the game for Quartzmon, essentially locking down your opponent's board so you can swing with impunity. It's the star of my "Get Over It" deck...
Anyway, this motherfucker is my favorite green card. As you can see, suspension is the name of the game for Quartzmon, essentially locking down your opponent's board so you can swing with impunity. It's the star of my "Get Over It" deck...
September 13, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Hi, I've been adjusting to being in a new country.
Anyway, this motherfucker is my favorite green card. As you can see, suspension is the name of the game for Quartzmon, essentially locking down your opponent's board so you can swing with impunity. It's the star of my "Get Over It" deck...
Anyway, this motherfucker is my favorite green card. As you can see, suspension is the name of the game for Quartzmon, essentially locking down your opponent's board so you can swing with impunity. It's the star of my "Get Over It" deck...
DP!
As you saw with Shoeshoemon as well, yellow is adept at hamstringing your opponent's digimon by lowering their DP. This can swing battles in your favor, discourage attacks, create vulnerability, and even outright delete the target if you get enough.
As you saw with Shoeshoemon as well, yellow is adept at hamstringing your opponent's digimon by lowering their DP. This can swing battles in your favor, discourage attacks, create vulnerability, and even outright delete the target if you get enough.
August 26, 2025 at 3:32 AM
DP!
As you saw with Shoeshoemon as well, yellow is adept at hamstringing your opponent's digimon by lowering their DP. This can swing battles in your favor, discourage attacks, create vulnerability, and even outright delete the target if you get enough.
As you saw with Shoeshoemon as well, yellow is adept at hamstringing your opponent's digimon by lowering their DP. This can swing battles in your favor, discourage attacks, create vulnerability, and even outright delete the target if you get enough.
(Against a +1, it just becomes a normal check, no extras)
Another common yellow keyword is Barrier. This, if the digimon in question would be deleted in a battle, allows you to trash your top security card to keep it safe.
In Mistymon's case, this is another instance of yellow offense...
Another common yellow keyword is Barrier. This, if the digimon in question would be deleted in a battle, allows you to trash your top security card to keep it safe.
In Mistymon's case, this is another instance of yellow offense...
August 26, 2025 at 3:32 AM
(Against a +1, it just becomes a normal check, no extras)
Another common yellow keyword is Barrier. This, if the digimon in question would be deleted in a battle, allows you to trash your top security card to keep it safe.
In Mistymon's case, this is another instance of yellow offense...
Another common yellow keyword is Barrier. This, if the digimon in question would be deleted in a battle, allows you to trash your top security card to keep it safe.
In Mistymon's case, this is another instance of yellow offense...
It works similarly to security attack, where the +X tells you how many to add. Speaking of security attack...
Renamon With The Hips's inherited effect lets you give an opponent's digimon Security Attack -1 when you use an option.
Renamon With The Hips's inherited effect lets you give an opponent's digimon Security Attack -1 when you use an option.
August 26, 2025 at 3:32 AM
It works similarly to security attack, where the +X tells you how many to add. Speaking of security attack...
Renamon With The Hips's inherited effect lets you give an opponent's digimon Security Attack -1 when you use an option.
Renamon With The Hips's inherited effect lets you give an opponent's digimon Security Attack -1 when you use an option.
Security, security, security. Yellow gives the most attention to the security stack, adding and removing and manipulating cards all around the stack.
One of the simplest ways it does is with Recovery. Recovery (as "deck" implies) pulls a card from the deck and puts it on the stack. Easy.
One of the simplest ways it does is with Recovery. Recovery (as "deck" implies) pulls a card from the deck and puts it on the stack. Easy.
August 26, 2025 at 3:32 AM
Security, security, security. Yellow gives the most attention to the security stack, adding and removing and manipulating cards all around the stack.
One of the simplest ways it does is with Recovery. Recovery (as "deck" implies) pulls a card from the deck and puts it on the stack. Easy.
One of the simplest ways it does is with Recovery. Recovery (as "deck" implies) pulls a card from the deck and puts it on the stack. Easy.