Budget TS Birds

An evolution of the budget Green Brid deck I have been working on over time. With the addittion of BT26 Gryphomon, there's no longer enough Fortitude in the deck to justify the EX5 Hawkmon, which allows me to pivot the low end to a full Green TS base. This in turn enables Aquilamon who can benefit from and trigger Shoto's effect, with Grizzmon being used as a 3rd lv4 [You could totally swap the ratios of these, but this is at heart a bird deck]

Suspend, control, be sticky with Fortitude and generally

An evolution of the budget Green Brid deck I have been working on over time. With the addittion of BT26 Gryphomon, there's no longer enough Fortitude in the deck to justify the EX5 Hawkmon, which allows me to pivot the low end to a full Green TS base. This in turn enables Aquilamon who can benefit from and trigger Shoto's effect, with Grizzmon being used as a 3rd lv4 [You could totally swap the ratios of these, but this is at heart a bird deck]

Suspend, control, be sticky with Fortitude and generally just be annoying.

The lv5's with Fortitude open up some rather silly plays; like slamming them into security, they come back; and then you can evo them into one of your Vortex 6's, which with Shoto can still attack players. Remember: Vortex is Rush, just usually limited to attacking players.

This is also another reason for Gryphonmon, it can be hard slammed for game if Shoto is down.

You can adjust the ratios of the TS option cards to your personal preference, more Iron Slash might be better, especially now the deck dosen't have Peircing inherits. Likewise; Memboosts and Training are interchangable. You could also drop an option for a 3rd Shoto.

Also; this deck gets to play Promo Kanan. The free suspend via Tamer effect bypasses annoying digimon like Atratusmon who are immune to DIGIMON effect and have Reboot, and the discounted evolution is always nice. Also; Kanan and Shoto are a OTP; since Kanan's suspend triggers Shoto's effect allowing you to suspend Shoto for a draw.

Note that this deck is fully intended to be a budget deck. Diarbittmon can easily be dropped for 2 more Gryphonmon; but having the ability to use the Dual Card effect is always nice. Likewise; Atratusmon works in place of Diarbittmon, but Diarbitt's Vortex and inherent Peircing, as well as searchability via Tapirmon make it my preferred choice.

Be aware, that as a deck that makes use of Fortitude; the deck has good and bad matchups. Decks that rely primarily on deletion for their removal are good matchups. Decks that de-digivolve or bounce [so Black/Blue mostly] are bad.