Fans of classicDigimonlike Omnimon and Gallantmon will be delighted by the newestDigimon Card Gameset, BT13 - Versus Royal Knights. The set is focused on the Digimon Savers anime series, and while many older fans might have missed this one, the set features all the Royal Knight Digimon that have made an appearance in other Digimon media likeDigimon Story: Cyber Sleuth or Digimon World: Next Order.
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Just like most DCG sets, there is a chance of finding one of the four coveted chase cards with some of the protagonist Digimon on it in their powerful Burst Mode Digivolutions.
10Omnimon - $28.60
As one of the two Secret Rare cards found in the set and one of the key pieces for the new Royal Knights deck, this Omnimon is sure to retain its value for quite a while. Secret Rare cards are not guaranteed in each box so getting your hands on these will be quite hard if you’re only opening sealed boxes.
Competitively speaking, this deck stays relevant in the meta for some time after the set releases, making this card a great investment for your collection. Especially since you’ll need four copies of it to optimally play Royal Knights.
9ShineGreymon: Burst Mode (Alternate Art) - $38.55
The undisputed best deck in the Versus Royal Knights booster set. With this set being ShineGreymon’s third wave of consecutive support, the deck feels almost unstoppable.
Burst Digivolving works by returning a Tamer to your hand to make the Digivolution cost zero, but what makes ShineGreymon: Burst Mode so much better than the other two Burst Mode Digimon, is that when Digivolving, you get to play the Tamer once again and be able to use it to get the final hit in to finish your opponent.
8Alphamon (Alternate Art) - $47.53
The king is back. After BT7 DoruGreymon got limited on the game’s ban list, the deck crumbled into fringe play at best. With this new Alphamon and a brand-new Digivolution line for the deck, Alphamon is back to the top where he belongs.
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Alphamon collectors have been hoarding their max rarity cards for when their deck would become playable again and now Bandai has blessed them with another max rarity Alphamon that is to die for, shooting a flashing blast directly into the point of view of the card.
7Magnamon (Alternate Art) - $51.86
Just like Omnimon, Magnamon is a quite popular Digimon. Digivolving from theMini Dragon Digimon, Veemon, using the Digi-Egg Of Miracles, Magnamon is one of the coolest looking alternate arts in the set.
Not many cards look all that great with gold foiling since it can look a bit tacky at times, but the foiled combined with Magnamon’s golden armor is a perfect combo. Magnamon looks extremely menacing while charging up his signature attack, Magna Blast, in the card art.
Even players that have no interest in the Royal Knights deck will want a couple of copies of this card for their Veemon Armor Rush deck.
6Omnimon (Alternate Art) - $51.94
If the regular art is expected to retain its value, then Omnimon’s Alternate Art is sure to give you great value by pulling it. In Versus Royal Knights, a set focusing on the group of Digimon tasked to protect the Digital World, the band of knights all received the Alternate Art treatment in the form of gold foiled cards drawn by a mainstay in the series, Sasasi.
Omnimon is one of the most popular and recognizable Digimon in the series, making this card wanted by all DCG players and collectors alike.
5Gallantmon (Alternate Art) - $54.78
Since most of theRoyal Knightsalready had their own decks in previous sets, the new versions of their cards are indirect support for their archetypes. This Gallantmon, while mostly suited for the Royal Knight deck, can be used in tandem with the older Gallantmon cards in their own deck.
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Any of the protagonists’ partner Digimon that gets any type of Alternate Art will always be popular among fans, and this Gallantmon is one that most fans remember fondly from the Digimon Tamers series.
4Rosemon: Burst Mode (Alternate Art With Green Background) - $164.07
In the Digimon Savers Anime series, the Royal Knights pose as the initial antagonists, trying to eradicate the real world due to King Drasil’s orders. The DATS teams are tasked with stopping them to save the world with their powerful Burst Mode Digivolutions.
Rosemon: Burst Mode alternate art received another version as a chase card found in one out of six booster box cases which features the flower-domed Digimon with a beautiful green Digital Background. This card is sure to skyrocket after a while due to the dreaded “waifu tax.”
3ShineGreymon: Burst Mode (Alternate Art With Red Background) - $177.49
ShineGreymon is the best deck in the format, bar none, and this chase card will be something that players will need if they want a max rarity deck to flex at their store championships and regional tournaments. Luckily, you will only need two or three copies of it since the card tends to be a bit bricky.
Sadly, the art on the card is a bit muddled since it’s covered in ShineGreymon’s flames, making it hard to see the neat red digital background.
2MirageGaogamon: Burst Mode (Alternate Art With Blue Background) - $187.72
MirageGaogamon has been a deck in the background of the meta spotlight for quite some time now. There have been Gaomon cards all the way back since BT5, but it used the Digi-Burst mechanic that doesn’t see much play nowadays, but with the new Burst Mode, MirageGaogamon can compete with some of the top dogs in a competitive setting.
If you have been collecting high-rarity MirageGaogamon cards from the beginning since they were extremely cheap back then, then you owe it to yourself to buy a couple of copies of this amazing card.
1Ravemon: Burst Mode (Alternate Art With Purple Background) - $199.90
While ShineGreymon and MirageGaogamon are easily the better decks out of all the Digimon that received Burst Mode versions, somehow, Ravemon is the priciest one. Ravemon does bring a brand-new playstyle to the Digimon Card Game with card control as a gameplan.
This deck can rip cards out of your opponent’s hand and gain an advantage as they run out of cards to play, but it definitely falls behind ShineGreymon in meta potential. Since these are lottery cards in a way, there is a possibility that the Ravemon: Burst Mode is short-printed, making it even harder to find than the other Burst Mode cards.
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