@cardprotagonist Hey guys ive been dying to know where did you guys get the Blue DP modifiers that you use on your videos. I would love to get me some.

And here I thought ya don't use a cannon to hunt a rabbit.

Is a ghost game reference

That card is big boss of green deck :p

and diarbbitmon effect is not once per turn :p

Same!!! I'm glad I've gotten everything for cheap. Can't wait for Bunny Knighy to come to English

The true is that diarbbitmon deck is the weakest then jellymon or gammamon decks, the better of the tree are gammamon, only gammamon or jellymon deck win any tournament in Asia

its a bit late to answer maybe but just in case this is something you are still wondering about. In the digimon tcg unlike a lot of card games, triggered abilities are not put onto the "stack" simultaneously and automatically once the appropriate timing happens. instead the player who controls the ability chooses one to resolve and then moves on to the next. so since they all trigger during the end of turn phase he can first choose to resolve diarbit to make an attack, which then results in all its triggers resolving, and then after the resolution has happened decide to use the tamers ability since it is still the end of the turn, which resolves and unsuspends it. then the phase becomes "attack" which results in the attack triggers being checked. If you have played other card games it feels counterintuitive in the beginning but once you get into it its actually very beginner friendly because of how clear cut it is, outside of these interactions

The single fact that it mentions having Angoramon in its text means it already has Angoramon in its text.

What exactly is odd here? Evolve-> When digivolve effect, end of turn-> it can attack a digimon, when attacking activates

Lamortmon's when Digivolving effect was still active at the time from what i can see.

Its just an Alt-Art for Beetlemon

BT7 Beetlemon

The stun is only prevents suspending, unsuspending is fine

Oh I understand now, didn't it worked like that. Thanks!

I mean, Quartzmon is the standard game ender in green decks now, so it makes sense itd make an appearance

Jellymon security was cracked. More digimon with "Jellymon" in name in trash means Amphimon can nullify being deleted more. Diarbbitmon is the stronger deck.

​@@donovanbogard4353 nah diary on deck no win any tournament, in Asia, jellymon win any, and gammamon win a lot more

Amphimon's when digivolving effect from the turn before prevents it from being suspended.

Thetismon. "[When Digivolving] You may trash up to 2 blue cards from your hand. For each card trashed by this effect, you may chose 1 digivolution card under 1 of your opponent's Digimon or Tamers and trash it. *Then, 1 of your opponent's Digimon or Tamers with no digivolution cards can’t be suspended until the end of your opponent’s turn.* " Text bolded for the relevant part.