Gallantmon Crimson Mode: Every Deletion Is Another Attack

WarGrowlmon leaves one line behind when you climb past it: whenever an effect deletes one of their Digimon, a Gallantmon of yours unsuspends. Crimson Mode deletes all of their highest-DP Digimon when it arrives, its printed attack trashes their top security card before the check even happens, and the other printing sits in your hand as a Counter for their turn. Costs and card text are the printed ones.

Cards · 3

Official rulings · 5

WarGrowlmon (BT17-013)2 Q&A

When my opponent has a Digimon with 6000 DP or less, can I activate this card's effect and gain ＜Security Attack +1＞ but choose not to delete my opponent’s Digimon?

No. If there's a valid target, you must choose it when you activate the effect. You can't choose to not activate the effect when there is a valid target.(Sep 6, 2024)

My opponent has a Digimon with 6000 DP or less and an effect that reads, “This Digimon can't be deleted by your opponent’s effects,” and another Digimon with 6000 DP or less but no effect. Can I intentionally have this card’s effect target the Digimon with the effect preventing deletion and gain ＜Security Attack +1＞?

Yes. You can choose your opponent’s Digimon with 6000 DP or less as a target, even if the chosen Digimon has an effect that prevents it from being deleted, in order to get the “if this effect didn't delete” part of the effect.(Sep 6, 2024)

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Gallantmon: Crimson Mode (BT17-018)1 Q&A

Does "For every 10 total cards in both players' trashes" mean for every 10 cards in either me or my opponent's trashes?

No, it means for every 10 cards in the total sum of cards in your trash and the cards in your opponent's trash. For example, if you have 12 cards in your trash and your opponent has 8 cards in their trash, the total would be 20. Therefore, you trash 2 cards from your opponent's security stack.(Sep 6, 2024)

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Gallantmon Crimson Mode (EX2-073)2 Q&A

Do cards trashed from my opponent’s security stack by this card's ＜When Attacking＞ effect activate their ＜Security＞ effects?

No, the cards weren't being flipped over by a security check, so their ＜Security＞ effects don't activate.(Mar 28, 2024)

My opponent has 1 or more cards in their security stack. I attack my opponent with this Digimon and its ＜When Attacking＞ effect trashes their last security cards, leaving them with zero cards in their security stack. If the attack isn't blocked and my attack is successful when they have zero cards in their security stack, do I win the game?

Yes, you do.(Mar 28, 2024)

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Turns · 3

Memory6

Opp. Security5

Their Board3

◎Turn removal into extra attacks

You start herethe position turn 1 starts from · 3 turns ahead

Opening values

Memory6

Opp. Security5

Their Board3

GallantmonBoard

Gallantmon Crimson ModeHand

Gallantmon: Crimson ModeHand

GoalTurn removal into extra attacks

Two Gallantmon are standing, and the one that matters has WarGrowlmon in its digivolution cards: that inherited line is what makes the rest work. The other one, a BT12 print, is the body the second Crimson Mode will land on. They just spent their whole turn on the Mega across the table, so the six memory it cost comes to you: the gauge opens at 6, both players are on 5 security, and they have three Digimon out, two of them tied at the top. Both Crimson Modes are in hand: the one you digivolve into and the one that answers from the hand as a Counter.

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