MirageGaogamon Burst Mode: Fill Their Hand, Then Bill Them for It

Every card you hand your opponent in this deck comes back to you as memory, and once they are holding nine, the pile itself is the target: attacking shuffles their hand back down to eight and unsuspends Burst Mode to swing again. Thomas draws for both players, Gaomon pays you for their draw, and Burst Mode returns one of their Digimon to the hand it is about to punish. The Tamer that fuels it is also the cost of the Burst Digivolve, so it goes back to your hand and gets replayed. Costs and card text are the printed ones.

Cards · 4

Official rulings · 4

MirageGaogamon: Burst Mode (BT13-033)3 Q&A

Can I return an opponent's Tamer to its owner's hand for this card's Burst Digivolve?

No, you can't. You can only return your own Tamer to the hand for Burst Digivolve.(Mar 28, 2024)

Which player chooses the cards in my opponent's hand to return to the deck with this card's ＜When Attacking＞ effect?

The player that activated this card's effect. The player chooses the cards in their opponent's hand until there are only 8 left and the order they are returned to the deck before returning them to the bottom of the deck.(Mar 28, 2024)

When using this card's ＜When Attacking＞ effect to return cards from my hand to the bottom of my deck, can I check what cards I am returning to my deck?

Yes, you can. After your opponent activates this effect, they select cards without looking at them, therefore they can't check the cards before they are returned to the bottom of the deck. However, the owner of the returned cards may look at them before returning them to the bottom of the deck.(Mar 28, 2024)

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Thomas H. Norstein (BT13-097)1 Q&A

Do I have to draw 1 card from my deck when my opponent activates this Tamer card's ＜Your Turn＞ effect?

Yes, you must draw 1 card from your deck if possible.(Mar 28, 2024)

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Turns · 3

Memory1

Their Hand6

Opp. Security5

◎Give them cards until the cards are the problem

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

Opening values

Memory1

Their Hand6

Opp. Security5

MirageGaogamonBoard

Thomas H. NorsteinBoard

MirageGaogamon: Burst ModeHand

GaomonHand

GoalGive them cards until the cards are the problem

MirageGaogamon is already standing at Lv.6 on its full climb — Gaomon, Gaogamon, MachGaogamon in the digivolution cards — and Gaomon at the bottom is where the inherited effect that pays you lives. Thomas H. Norstein is down as your Tamer, the five-card dream hand this line assumes holds all four Gaomon and the Burst Mode, their last play spent them one past the line, so you open at 1, and both players are on 5 security. They are holding six cards, a comfortable hand, and that number is the one this line moves.

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