Seventh Desparado

Sheru Muko Sheru Muko 1,451 views Sep 14, 2024 Updated Dec 22, 2024
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Deck Primer

This is my updated version of Beelzemon.  If you have been keeping up with me since the beginning then you might know that it was actually Beelzemon that was my first ever deck.  As a result I am particularly fond of the deck and am happy to see it get new support.  Although the new Beelzemon wasn't the best and definitely did not make the cut for my list, the Blast Mode Ace did albeit as a one of.  But getting to it isn't hard at all anyways.  This deck hyper trashes the

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This is my updated version of Beelzemon.  If you have been keeping up with me since the beginning then you might know that it was actually Beelzemon that was my first ever deck.  As a result I am particularly fond of the deck and am happy to see it get new support.  Although the new Beelzemon wasn't the best and definitely did not make the cut for my list, the Blast Mode Ace did albeit as a one of.  But getting to it isn't hard at all anyways.  This deck hyper trashes the deck and adds their trashed cards to their hand.  I am also running one of each of the non structure AI and Mako due to specific combos with them.  I am also running two X-Antibody to help bridge combos and add more depth to the deck.  The new Impmon is one of the greatest buffs the deck has received.  The ability to play back their milled AI and Mako is a life saver for the deck.  You can play back the Structure deck one to search.  You can play either of the other two for Blast Mode combos.  Baalmon X is used for its kill effect and its ability to retrieve the X-Antibody from the trash to your hand.  It's inheritable is also useful to help prevent your Beelzemon from getting Deleted in security battles.  Overall there is incredible synergy in the deck and I am happy with this build.  You can run Protoform instead of the original X-Antibody but that card is extremely expensive right now so I am opting for the old one.  Also the on attack evolve combo is possible with it too.  Beelzemon isn't known for being defensive anyway.

Deck Breakdown

Type Breakdown

Digimon 35
Option 10
Tamer 5

Level Breakdown

Level 3 12
Level 4 8
Level 5 7
Level 6 6
Level 7 2

Trait & Block Count

Count of traits and blocks for competition qualification

Traits
X Antibody 14
25.0% of trait cards
Evil 12
21.4% of trait cards
Wizard 11
19.6% of trait cards
Demon Lord 8
14.3% of trait cards
Seven Great Demon Lords 7
12.5% of trait cards
Undead 4
7.1% of trait cards
Blocks
Block 00 4
5.8% of block cards
Block 01 24
34.8% of block cards
Block 02 39
56.5% of block cards
Block 04 2
2.9% of block cards

Play Cost Curve

Distribution of play costs in your deck

0 Memory 2 cards
2
4.0% of cards
3 Memory 13 cards
13
26.0% of cards
4 Memory 8 cards
8
16.0% of cards
5 Memory 4 cards
4
8.0% of cards
6 Memory 4 cards
4
8.0% of cards
7 Memory 8 cards
8
16.0% of cards
8 Memory 4 cards
4
8.0% of cards
12 Memory 4 cards
4
8.0% of cards
13 Memory 2 cards
2
4.0% of cards
14 Memory 1 card
2.0% of cards

Comments

Sheru Muko avatar

Note that you can run Mist Memory Boost in the deck.  It is an extremely powerful card but I don't know what to take out to add them in.  I might alter the Tamer ratios to add them in.  The memory gain and mill is incredible in the deck but I prefer the new option card a little more right now.  Both are incredible and feel free to run whichever you prefer.

Sheru Muko avatar

I updated the ratios of the deck to suit my play style a little more.  I removed the new option entirely to add in a fourth Death Slinger for memory gain and as a security bomb.  I also altered the Level 6 Ratios.  I removed the structure deck Blast Mode entirely in favor of the Blast Mode Ace which can be a deadly card when combined with effects to recycle it and use its removal to survive longer.  It can also trash security which pairs extremely well with Beelzemon X which I am now running 3 of.  I can attack and use the X Antibody to digivolve into it and trash a lot of security or go in for game in situations that normally wouldn't be possible without it.  Protoform is also a great card in that slot.  Run whichever you prefer.  The tamer ratios are really up for debate now.  I might end up running a different ratio in the future myself.  I also added in another of the EX 2 Beelzemon.  It is a lower cost than the X Antibody Beelzemon but it isn't as powerful on board.  It is also the reason why I took out the new option card.  They share a when trashed from deck effect.  This deck can turbo trash extremely fast and can apply a lot of pressure.  That is the point of the deck.  I run Rivals Barrage as a two of for this very reason.  It is useful but not powerful enough to warrant running more than two.  If I see it then I will use it for recursion but nothing more.  It is also a security bomb just like Death Slinger.  There are six security bombs in the deck outside of the tamers and X Antibody.  After that the deck is pretty self explanatory.  Skullsatamon for recursion and milling, Baalmon X to retrieve trashed X Antibody and for removal, Wizardmon for memory and stacking the deck, and Wizardmon X for trashing and blocker.  The Impmon are for personal preference too.  I get a lot out of my mills with this type of build and can pivot to a defensive play style if needed.  But the cards used for defense in this deck are also tools for aggression.  Use them together to get the most out of your deck.  Deck out is not a problem for this build as a single Blast Mode can stack your deck with whatever you need to mill again and you can use this to continuously replenish your resources.  By running two of them I can infinitely recur them.  Well as long as I have memory and security.

Sheru Muko avatar

I updated the deck again.  I adjusted the ratios to allow the deck to play much more aggressively and turbo into Beelzemon and go into Blast Mode or X Antibody easily.  I also added in more option cards to make the deck a little more difficult to take down.

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