Now BT17 is here we get Labramon which does what Penguinmon does except with a jamming ESS on top

Very thorough and educational deck profile! I was already building this deck but this video has me even more pumped to play it and I'll even steal a couple decklist options from here I think. Great video man! ✌️

Its refreshing to see such in depth profiles, i hope you keep making content! <3

Smg 3 skin?!

This is really neat! thanks for the explanation!

Actually really enjoyed this deck profile! Since I love the digixros mechanic my friends told me to check this deck out! And I'm glad I saw your deck profile! I originally saw the ukkomon package being played in blue flare, and I'm glad I'm seeing it here as it is a really good inclusion as a strategy to rookie rush with xrosing with darkknightmons, etc. I think my only changes I personally would do is swap out the vikemons for megagargomons for more aggression. I think more cases I would be swinging as much as possible to utilize the on deletion triggers. Then if darkknightmon lives a check I can surprise the opponent with megagargomon suspend their board, stop digivolving, block the attacker, and possibly close out the next turn with 2 swings. This is all hypothetical but I tend to pilot the deck with more aggression because of the ukkomon package, raising and swinging. Probably will play 4 pagu's and 1 toko, to fit the strat as well. But yeah I think it's funny we're trying to follow a Twilight theme but Bandai didn't want that LOL. It seems you have a lot of experience with the deck and I hope I can see maybe some gameplay videos with the deck on the new Digimon online platform! I look forward to more darkknightmon! Awesome video can't wait to buy the deck for fun!

Gg

May I know how to get those lvl 6 digimon into trash for set up?

at 4:55, Raid is given to level 5 and higher digimon on the same stack without inheritance? Is that a game mechanic?

Gammamon!

I always forget how good the purple Gamma is, good stuff!

After a delay, the combo video is now up too

really like the Gammamon thanks for making the video

After building a few different variations of Yellow Vaccine atm I have settled on running the Venusmon + Mitamamon lock for the top end and Bulkmon for the aggression. It's super fast and safe. I also decided to run 4 Angewomon Ace and 4 Magnangemon Ace. I've noticed the majority of the time the Overflow doesn't feel too bad and by hard playing either you can keep a level 4 up to Ace Digi and easily go into Venusmon or Mitamamon on the hard played Ace Angel. It allows for a more "go wide" approach and rush down your opponent.

Cool deck profile !! Cute mat!

Really great deck profile! Mine is slightly similar but it was pretty budget though sadly, I haven’t experimented with mine yet but when I test it out I’ll let you know ! 😁

I picked up the deck last week and I'm so excited to play it, I'm late to the party but I feel like the deck can still keep up with some of the currebt ones

Rosemon burst mode is insane in this deck

buena receta :3 si tienes discord hay dices para jugar.

Great list. Feel like cool boy might a good inclusion if you own any.

I have to disagree about the lillymon ace. I feel like 3 minimum are required. The effect to suspend on play or digivolve is crucial.

Like the deck profile. But I do wanna add an experience advice. The whole point of playing 2 of a card is to make sure you at least get it at once, not twice. So for example if you play one crimson mode and hit that in a security, you definitely got no other way to get it unless it's blackgrowlmon and that's if you see it in hand and or if your able to even decide if it's necessary to use it just to get crimson mode back. So at the end day i'm a big believer at two of's for reasons like that. To make sure I get the card at least once. The only time I will play one of a card is if it's an option card that I could be spicy with and that's it. But my digimon line looks always have two or more copies just for consistency

Just making my first proper deck for digimon. Thanks for the guide, I only have one crimson mode wish it was cheaper.

Some things I've found while fiddling with the poop deck: 1. As a removal option, I've found Ultimate Flare or Trident Arm to be far better than Heaven's Judgement. While I like to run HJ in a lot of my multicolor yellow decks because of its Main effect, the Security effect is very mid, as there are a lot more Lvl 6+'s nowadays with 13k DP or more, which isn't even taking into account any inheritables that add DP to the 12k's. There are also more cards now that have protection against DP reduction, so HJ does nothing to them. By contrast, Digimon immune to De-Digivolve are almost unheard of, and De-Digivolve 3 will completely decimate any stack in the game, particularly those that have removal protection or otherwise beneficial inheritables in the top sources, and is _especially_ brutal against newer boss monsters with the new Fortitude or Partition mechanics, as they lose their recursion. Ultimate Flare and Trident Arm also both facilitate EX5 MetalEtemon by putting their Digimon within easy range of his deletion effect on your next turn, while TA in particular does exactly what this deck wants to do, by forcing their weaker Digimon to swing into MetalEtemon or your Sukamon/Etemon "blockers" (with KingEtemon out). 2. I've been trying out Maki Himekawa as an alternative to Training or Memory Boost options, and she's done pretty well. She nabs a 2-color black card on play, which is most of your deck, and lowers digivolution costs of dual black Digimon by 1, which is all of your Digimon aside from PlatinumSukamon and BT14 Etemon. The Training and Memory Boost options give you a lot more memory in one go, but you can only use them once before you have to trash them; Maki, meanwhile, can be useful for longer, grindier games, and if you have 2 of her out, that's basically like being able to use a Defense/Physical Training every single turn, the usefulness of which cannot be understated. I can see why most people would go for the Training cards anyway, since it's faster, but considering that this deck has a very defensive control playstyle, I personally favor something that leans into longevity over quick and dirty. 3. ST15 Kai is easily the best memory Tamer the deck has. The extra 2k DP comes in clutch when your Lv6 Etemons are blocking/redirecting other Lv6's and allow them to win that battle, and the extra draw is absolutely essential to ensure that you don't run out of Sukamon in hand too soon, to play or add to Security. 4. I've also been experimenting with replacing BT11 MetalEtemon with a Lv7 instead. While the former's On Play/Digivolve effect is neat to potentially get you a wide board, he does absolutely nothing afterward for the rest of the game. His effect can also potentially whiff very badly if your topdeck ends up being Lv6 Etemons, Options and/or Tamers and have to end up trashing all of those high value cards. I've personally tried to avoid running too many blind topdeck-trash effects, as although you want as many Sukamons in trash, you have absolutely no way to recycle your Etemons, and you have no way of winning the game if you end up trashing too many of them willy nilly. Also, 11k DP on a Lv6 is an absolute joke and makes removing him way too easy. Instead, I've cycled back and forth between running Omnimon Zwart or Quartzmon. Zwart sets up incredible combos by playing 2 cost 8 or less cards from trash for free - which is basically your entire deck short of the Lv6s - and allows you to do fun stuff like playing KingSuka and EX5 Ete to instantly remove any Digimon from the board, or do something trickier, like playing any combination of (a) PlatinumSuka to protect your Zwart from deletion (assuming he has one of the "delete Suka" protection inheritables) and De-Digivolve 1 an opposing Digimon when it is deleted; (b) BT11 Sukamon for more protection and search; (c) Targetmon to have a Blocker on board (that can recycle himself); (d) BT14 Etemon to have a pseudo-Recovery +1; or (e) KingSukamon just to slow your opponent down by turning a key card into poop for a turn. Then, when Zwart swings, you can bounce back your Lv6 Etemon and Digivolve it right back on top of whatever Lv5 (KingSuka or Etemon), giving you another big beater and proccing EX5 MetalEte all over again. The combo potential of Zwart in this deck is massive. Quartzmon, on the other hand, is preferred if you want to lean heavily into the control playstyle - locking down the board and letting you trash security & swing into suspended Digimon at your leisure. The only downside to the Lv7's is that you're guaranteed to whiff them during _all_ your search effects, so you have to blind draw them to ever see them. If you _do_ have them in hand, however, they're far better than BT11 MetalEte almost 100% of the time.

I've been play testing using mem setter T.K. and yellow training boosts. You really want to see your yellow etemons and bottom decking them off black training or trashing them with pride seems against the gameplan.

How necessary is bt13 gallantmon, its the only piece of this im missing lol

Love Guilmon (and the rest). Thank you for your knowledge and experience!

Love the cat mat! Thanks for post the deck profile.

Hmmm what would be good replacements for x antibodies?

Hi i think it's a great deck, i want to buy a deck something like yours but idk what else to put inside the deck (in the deck has less options and only 2 Atomic), any suggestions?

yo thanks for the deck looks dope

interesting recipe bro, nice video!