Data Squad

I love Data Squad so I've only ever played this deck. I will probably make adjustments each week + Notes. 
I still suck at this game so suggestions are welcome. :)

Gameplan:
This is a high end heavy version of the deck, so you'll need to search for your pieces and go into your ShineGreymon as cheap and fast as possible or play slower with Lilamon + Rosemon to stun the board. If you are missing your low end pieces you can just slam down your Lv.5s and call it a day.This deck can OTK but it's super

I love Data Squad so I've only ever played this deck. I will probably make adjustments each week + Notes. 
I still suck at this game so suggestions are welcome. :)

Gameplan:
This is a high end heavy version of the deck, so you'll need to search for your pieces and go into your ShineGreymon as cheap and fast as possible or play slower with Lilamon + Rosemon to stun the board. If you are missing your low end pieces you can just slam down your Lv.5s and call it a day.This deck can OTK but it's super hard and rarely comes up.

Egg:
4x ST24 Koromon - Best egg for this build since it makes evos cheaper and opens the possibility of an OTK.
Notes:
BT25 Wanyamon + BT26 Budmon are underwhelming.
BT26 Pinamon is only good in a Ravemon build.

Options:
4x ST24 DNA Charge - Super useful for setting up or recovery, for example getting Digimon back from trash or giving 3 memory to play out a Tamer turn 1 instead of 4.
3x P235 DATS - Some might make the argument that you'd much rather see your pieces than search for them, but in this build where it's mainly high end I think it's super useful for picking specific cards.
Notes:
There's not really any good Option cards.

Tamers:
4x ST24 Marcus Damon & Thomas H. Norstein - Really good Tamer in this build, can easily tuck cards under this and +1 Memory.
3x BT25 Thomas H. Norstein - Accelerates game plan (which is to go into your high end digimons as cheap as possible), it's also a Memory setter which is always good to have.
Notes:
I would run the AD01 Marcus Damon & Agumon at 2, if I actually owned them.
BT26 Yoshino and Keenan Tamers are restrictive and better in a deck built around them.

Lv.3
4x ST24 Agumon - Best lv3 DATS has currently for ANY variant.
3x ST24 Lalamon - Makes your stack memory efficient.
3x ST24 Gaomon - Makes the deck more consistent since its essentially a +2 in hand and you tuck a card which you probably don't need. Only at a -1 because I need to make space.
Notes:
Tried running different ratios of ST24 Gaomon + Falcomon but Falcomon never appeared when needed or was just not useful so I ended with the 3x ST24 Gaomon.
No BT25 Gaomon since its sorta restrictive, if this was more blue heavy I would've played it. Same reasoning for BT26 Lalamon and Falcomon with their respective colours.

Lv.4
1x ST24 Gaogamon - I don't really care for the main effect although it's still useful. I play a copy for its inherited effect as it makes finding your high end pieces a lot more faster.
4x BT25 Gaogamon - Same reasoning as the ST24 variant, although its main effect is useful. The inherited effect also procs the BT25 Thomas Tamer.
4x ST24 Geogreymon - Inherited effect isn't as useful as the other available options but its main effect is still useful, as getting our your Tamers is the most important thing in this deck.
Notes:
ST24 Sunflowmon isn't really useful in this deck, other than tucking cards under tamers whichthe ST24 Gaogamon already does with a more useful inherited effect. I guess it just comes down to a preference thing.
BT26 Sunflowmon is just a copy of BT25 Gaogamon , but I don't run any Yoshino Tamers.
BT26 Peckmon is actually pretty good card, but again with the same reason as the BT26 Sunflowmon , it's just restrictive.

Lv.5
4x ST24 Lilamon - This card is amazing, I would never cut copies of this card in my life. The Stun + Free evo is so strong.
3x ST24 RizeGreymon - This card is good as it plays out a 5=> cost option for free (so your ShineGreymon Dual card, DNA Charge or Tamers). I just wish there was more DATS Lv.6 Dual cards (or even Lv.5)
1x BT26 MachGaogamon - This is the card im testing out currently (instead of playing the 4 RizeGreymons).It  helps to close out games and possibly OTK, you can do 5 Security in a turn if everything is perfect. It also just sticks on your field which is nice, if you can't play any high end pieces at the moment. But I wouldn't run this if I had the AD01 Marcus Damon & Agumon.
Notes:
BT26 Crowmon is a good card but again it's more useful in a Ravemon deck.
BT26 Liliamon is just a worse version of its ST24 counterpart and it's restrictive so even more reason to not play it here.

LV.6:
4x ST24 ShineGreymon - Super good for removing threats with no on deletion effects or with protection effects thanks to the lingering -DP from both RizeGreymon, GeoGrey Sword (the option effect) and its main effect. It also plays out a Tamer for free so helps with the potential OTK.
2x ST24 Rosemon - Also super good, locks down the board and trashes security, avoiding security effects and making it easier to finish off games.
Notes:
BT25 MirageGaogamon - I was testing this out before but it just wasn't useful in comparison to seeing the ST24 ShineGreymon or ST24 Rosemon.
BT26 Ravemon - This card is probably good here but I don't own it.

LV.7:
3x BT25 ShineGreymon:Burst Mode - Super good card and gives the ability for your Marcus Tamers to attack, with potential to OTK.
Notes:
Was originally at 2, but it was actually super useful everytime I saw it so I decided to bump it up by 1. Will see how it performs again next week.