Kimeramon Infinite Loop OTK + 3 Example Games

[@GreenMonkeySam]

This is a really creative combo!

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@@GreenMonkeySam I agree! I didn’t come up with the original combo, but as someone who’s enjoyed WaruSeadramon Loop, this is just so much better!

[@chiragasnani3437]

Truly horrifying combo, and i mean that in the nicest way. Discogered this from youtube, it seems like a terror. Since youre running the red matt, have you considered adding a Delicate plan to make sure you survive the OTK turn when swinging into security? And any thiughts on avoiding blast ace dedigivolve, which is very popular?

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@@chiragasnani3437 Yes, I have! I did mention it in the video that I’d try to include ADP if I can, especially as I revise the decklist. I wanted to show off the combo, but I just made small modifications to my already existing WaruSeadramon Loop deck. This deck currently isn’t optimized, but I’ll revise it and try out different card combinations to make a more consistent deck. My first instinct is to run a Lv 4 such as Duskmon. As you just need MadLeomon + any Lv 4, Duskmon fits the slot very well as you can Digivolve over one of your Lv 3s into it (or if you have the memory Play it), change something to a different color (hence stopping the Blast Digivolving), and then DNA them into Kimeramon. It just doesn’t stop Blast Digivolving from specific names (although it DOES stop Blast DNA Digivolving, as that still requires the right colors, except for Omnimon ACE which doesn’t require specific colors). The best bet outside of real removal of stuff is probably just changing something’s color. For example, if against a Blue deck, change something to Red or Purple. Green, Black, and Yellow are not great choices as there are Lv 6 Blue/Green, Blue/Black, and Blue/Yellow ACEs that you just need to know. Duskmon is very nice if you can anticipate which ACE your opponent could Blast into, so long as the ACE doesn’t go over [name]/[in name] specifically, but over color. But I’m revising the list currently. I plan on adding in a lot of memory gain effects so that you can just play out a Lv 4 from hand if you need to, for more consistent DNA Digivolving.

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@@chiragasnani3437 Just made more adjustments to the deck. Current update: I really do not like ADP. I just checked the effect again, you target 1 Digimon to stop it from triggering security options for the turn. Since it’s not a global effect, it only works for that specific Kimeramon. After you delete it and bring it out again later, it’s considered a new Digimon and you won’t have the ADP effect on it anymore. So basically, you just hope and pray that you do not get bad security effects. You could also run Imperialdramon Dragon Mode and Fighter Mode, like in my WaruSeadramon Loop deck, but it’s debatable if it’s worth it.

[@neverghost6335]

but the combo is dead is u die in secu check right?

[@Marianoejar]

I mean that's literally why We Have to Stop Fighting is at 4

[@GateK101]

I underatand why you would play the first game against a bot, but man the other 2 were unnecesary and showing the deck wont work against real ppl

[@Wurmz200]

As someone thats made a different list, and while it doesn't work well if someone just swings every turn it can combo off just fine with my own set up and won a number of games online due to it The combo in my set up has feels a lot more consistent

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@@GateK101 I feel like it does work, but the issue is that if you try to loop an actual person, they will likely concede as soon as they can tell that they’re going to lose than wait out the remaining loops for lethal. Back when I made my WaruSeadramon loop, it was hard to show it off unless against a bot because most people concede once they realize that they’re going to lose to a slow combo.

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@@Wurmz200 Yeah! I think that it actually can win against people, but in my experience, most people surrender once you show that you can go infinite, so I find it’s harder to show it off against actual people.

[@GateK101]

@@tommyphantastic4449 to be fair I find it almost imposible to land 2 diferent lvl4 on the field consistently on this meta, also the point is to show that the deck works, you showed the combos against the bot, what's the point on doing 2 more?

[@tommyphantastic4449]

@ I just thought that people may want to see more of the set up. The first game, I had my pieces basically given to me, while I had to play differently in the other games to actually try to find the pieces. I also tried to show We Have to Stop Fighting in the subsequent games. The combo itself is pretty easy to understand once you see it, but I wanted to show how I would dig for the pieces and how I would pilot the deck.