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digimon secret crisis card list price Digimon Secret Crisis (BT17) Booster Pack – Sweets and Geeks

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digimon secret crisis card list price Digimon Secret Crisis (BT17) Booster Pack – Sweets and GeeksDigimon that have fought heated battles blast evolve into their final forms. Lv. 7 Digimon such as Omnimon and ShineGreymon: Burst Mode gain the power of ACE and take over the meta as a new deck! This time we also included Armageddemon and Eosmon that stood in the way of the main characters in the movie. In addition, popular characters from the movie such as Rhythm and Menoa Bellucci also appear. Digimon card game now has a special win condition card!

Digimon that have fought heated battles blast evolve into their final forms. Lv.7 Digimon such as Omnimon and ShineGreymon: Burst Mode gain the power of ACE and take over the meta as a new deck! This time we also included Armageddemon and Eosmon that stood in the way of the main characters in the movie. In addition, popular characters from the movie such as Rhythm and Menoa Bellucci also appear.
Digimon card game now has a special win condition card! You can win the game by filling up the field with Diaboromon. Recreate the desperate scene from the movie "Digimon Adventure: Our War Game!"
Numerous Digimon & Tamers that appear in the series “Digimon Seekers” are included so those using this type of deck will want these cards. In addition to the enhancement of Fenriloogamon, which has proven itself in major tournaments, Chaosdramon, which enhances BT15 cards, and Kazuchimon, which enhances BT16 cards, greatly strengthens the "Digimon Seekers" decks that have been introduced in the past!

Each booster pack contains 12 cards.
Set Breakdown
• 40 Commons
• 26 Uncommons
• 22 Rares
• 12 Super Rares
• 2 Secret Rares
• 4 SP cards
106 total card types

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Solid "Star Wars"-ing.
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