(Set A to 0)

(Deck)

I still don’t know the rules.

Later on, the attack power exceeded 1000 or more…

Protect

There are different types of ABC, but I can’t choose which one to use myself, and I don’t really know which type would be good to use…

Success rate 56%

In other words, it’s like rock-paper-scissors for virus data vaccines, right?
The values fluctuate depending on the level of evolution, and it’s a battle of hitting each other.

I understand that having a 40% completion rate is a condition for game progression, but there must have been something more.

Nullify special abilities

Not done without special abilities.

If you don’t properly collect the cards, you can’t evolve or play, right? I thought to myself as a child that my allowance just wasn’t enough at all.

When I was a kid, someone clearly taught me that there is a concept of inflation in card games.

The vaccine is “to make the opponent A.”
Data is “to make the opponent B.”
The virus is “C-ing the opponent.”
Had a tendency to do.
So, since there was a cycle of A>B>C>A, in most cases it will be virus>data>vaccine>virus.

Due to the ability of the Armor body to halve attack power, even Omegamon couldn’t win.
There was a Cyberdramon whose attack power triples with four cards in hand.

Basically, it seems that the evolution is designed to be completed with the cards that come out in one booster.
As a result, strange evolution paths were also created.

A mysterious card that no one wanted to battle with, even though everyone around me was buying it.

Defense Plugin C

I was doing it with a friend.
The red frame card was cool.

The sea of the internet is nice, isn’t it…?

Basically, a new series starts in the new year to crush the previous series, leading to an incredible inflation.
By the way, I will also do a pinpoint meta analysis for the previous year.

First, I have never seen a starter.

I think Tamers was the best promotional program.

It’s nice that the pin cards go to the point gauge and can’t evolve anymore.

– Does not receive the effects of Particle Worm No. 2.
– A is not set to 0.

Evolution Conditions: ● or ×
That had no flavor at all, both in terms of rules and experience.

A terrifying illustration of Bedamon.

I thought it was a heavy plaid card, but it was a pattern.

The success rate of ○○% is easy to understand, but…
It was a mystery how things like →●● or →●✖️ would be done until playing PlayStation games.

I was spinning the gacha.

You can’t get the rule book unless you buy the starter, right?
I didn’t have the sheet either.

When A thought that a 1000 Omega Mon was strong, a guy from the neighborhood who has mastered the game in the picture told him that it’s not strong at all.
I was told that even if I could release it, there would be no opportunity to use A anyway.

Isn’t it something like a sacrifice in Yu-Gi-Oh! that leads to evolution?
I ignored it and just left it as it was.

It lasted quite a long time, considering it continued until the era of Saber.

No one really understands the rules, but aren’t the cards we’ve gathered the best?

Isn’t the card battle and arena in PlayStation just like paper and different rules…?

The card battle and card arena in the PS game were fun.
The rules are completely different, though.

The first Omegamon is amazing.
I have to use a fusion (shiny card) to summon Omnimon (shiny card) by combining Wargreymon (shiny card) or MetalGarurumon (shiny card) into an ultimate evolution, but I fall into the Dark Area in one turn.
There’s no way kids can use something like this together!!

I used to play the WonderSwan game version.
I have a memory of something that looked like the main characters’ doppelgangers barging in and it was incredibly scary.

Compared to the current digital cameras, the old ones are grouped together, but the ones from the Sabers era are a different series that has the additional rule called α.
And this guy is an Apmon card.
Why are you keeping the same rules even though you’re completely revamping the series?

I kind of liked that sometimes Digimon like Andromon and B were stronger than A.

The reason I keep spinning the capsule toy machine every time I go to the supermarket is because it’s right at the entrance.

I liked that there were many loose illustrations that felt like magic cards.

“Some have the effect of invalidating (setting A to 0), and I thought that was awesome!”
I have never battled.

I have a bitter memory of buying a lot without realizing that the staff had taken out the rare ones.
The same thing happens occasionally with other Carddass, and it still really pisses me off when I think about it now.

I was moved when I got a golden Susanoo card or something like that.
We never faced each other even once.

Loose illustrations of Digimon are great, right?
I remember it was also featured in a small guidebook for Pendulum.

When you win against a stronger opponent, you can add more damage and also cause regression, so it’s actually fun to play.

In the morning, there was anime, and the fact that there were card gacha everywhere was strong.

I only remember this image, but I can’t recall the card illustration at all…

The official playmat has a design where the item side only places the top part of the cards.
It seemed cool to a slightly twisted elementary school student.

Even though it’s a starter, I often felt frustrated that it has no proper evolution at all…

>相手は効果なしにる！なしになる！Not going to be ignored!

I know there are a lot of cards like neutron jammer cancelers.

It will become without special abilities.
Not affected by the effect

The newly drawn illustration has… the coolest Dino Bimon ever…

Fusion into the Ultimate Combined Digimon
I like you.

It seems that a DCG version of the card I’m currently playing is coming out, so I’m looking forward to it.

What is truly unknown is the second generation created by blowing up the original image.

I simply collected the card illustrations because they were really cool.
I was excited when I hit Dukemon.

It wasn’t written in the small rulebook about running out of cards, so it ended up in a stalemate between A and C.

I’ve only seen it in Carddass.

Card Arena feels closer to the current Digimon because of its color evolution.

Collecting Digimon cards as a child made me develop a fetish for concealed eyes, big breasts, and midriff.

I can’t believe I was so motivated to collect cards that I rarely battle with.

I learned the rules for the first time from Teri-suke’s video.

In the past, something like a complete terminal.
I remember buying it at a throwaway price on auction.

I bought it like crazy until I almost died…
I haven’t fought against you…

My arm!
My chin!

I used to get an allowance and spend it on Carddass to collect Digimon cards, but…
The crucial “win rate of ◯%” is not included in the Carddas, and on top of that, I don’t even understand the rules, so there were a lot of kids who have never played with the cards at all.

I think it’s nice that when the deck runs out, you shuffle the discard pile and revive, as it feels very much like Digimon.

I normally played against friends while remembering the rules and even participated in tournaments.

The Black WarGreymon that was distributed during the war game is still at my parents’ house.

I used to like this kind of thing.

I’ve played a lot of PS games.

I used to collect a lot of Kira cards.
It’s still saved.

Seriously, once you learn the rules, it’s pretty fun, so whenever I hear about people who didn’t play back then, I think it’s such a waste!
I used to often hang out with my friends on Sunday.

The game was easy, and I remember getting hooked on it.

I wonder how many people in Japan have fought under the Ultimate Battle Rules.

The intense and fierce storm of metal is great, but the way the card names are given is also nice.
The wind is like flames, ice fangs are like swords, love.

If the deck runs out, treat it as the end of the game and send all cards on the field that are level 3 or lower to the Dark Area, then shuffle them and return them to the deck.

There was a big Carddass, right?

When you think about the Harpy’s Feather Duster that lasts for two turns, it’s broken… because of this, the Data type was overwhelmingly strong.

It was at an 80% success rate, but was there ever a 100%?

We are honor students!
Bad Friend

I didn’t understand the rules at all, but…
I used to collect comedies and cool stuff like this.

Let’s stop the fighting.

It was like, looking at the illustration and seeing the attack power, I felt satisfied.

I was organizing a deck based on the Metal Garurumon deck featured in the V Jump special edition.

Particle Worm No. 2

If you’re having trouble with evolution conditions, just use Shining Evolution.

I bought it mainly because the Digimon drawings were good.

The rare card included in the starter is either Imperialdramon or some big beetle, chosen randomly.
I still can’t forgive that I bought three and all three were stag beetles.

Please restock the sleeves for the new digi card’s thread image…

The reason I like Magnamon isn’t because of its performance in the anime, but because the old Digimon cards were shiny and cool.
I remember it being incredibly strong as a card as well.

There was a blue card in the Tamers crossover, right?

It’s quite excellent as a Digimon encyclopedia.

Dukemon… often died with A at 0…

I tried out the current card-teaching app the other day, but it’s quite difficult.

It was fun to see a lot of things like IF armor evolution that didn’t appear in the main story.

I don’t even know if there are any broken evolution routes because I haven’t played the game properly.

The current and the old illustrations are really great, aren’t they?

X antibody is super cool.

The regular appearance of card thumbnails was a delight for kids with little allowance.

By the way, it’s going to be a new digital camera DCG, right?
Let’s do it…

There was something back in the day where you could buy like four at once and peel them off.
I liked that.

I wonder if the new Digica could do something like the “old Digica theme” again…
I know that some of the old digital camera option cards have been remade.

Since everyone around me didn’t buy any boosters or starters, we were playing with the rule that each person would put out one card, and the one with the bigger number would win.

The V Jump that spread the combo of Black Impe + Get to Space + Sky City is truly unforgivable.
The internal conflict has become chaotic.

I wonder why the ones that came out from Jumbo Carddass had a font that looked like a pirate copy.

I remember the thick blue card that came from Carddass, which I absolutely knew I wouldn’t be able to use in real life.

I was using a Baifumon that can only be put out under the condition that the opponent’s attack power is over 600 and the win rate is 80%.

The worst darkness is the Appmon cards that were probably made by copying DigiCards without considering game balance or anything else.

Tamers wanted to pull Digimon cards, but the Deleaper that kept appearing was a nuisance.

I don’t know the rules, but I was gathering a lot and putting them in a can.

The classic collection includes the analog boy that is still being used today!
Well, it’s been reprinted multiple times in Premium Bandai and event-exclusive packs…

The blue card that comes out all tightly packed from the Carddass is great, isn’t it?