4, 2025 What happens when this card's [Opponent's Turn] effect replaces a "trash all of the digivolution cards of 1 of your opponent's Digimon" effect
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For example, when DNA digivolving a blue Digimon and green Digimon, you can trash either a blue or green card
Helps you consistently lay land and can offer some graveyard utility
Jokes aside, while the pairing doesn't make much sense without reading too far into things, Onix's expression is aptly grim, considering the things it probably saw while inside a McDonald's
Past in Flames: I think this is the most valuable card of all of the decks at the point of being spoiled