Shoutmon X7 Superior Mode: Pay for a Lv.7 With Your Trash

Superior Mode costs 15 and nobody ever pays that. Its DigiXros takes any number of Xros Heart or Blue Flare cards with different card numbers, each one taking a memory off the price, and placing a Shoutmon underneath unlocks the part that matters: those cards can come out of your trash. A dozen dead cards later the Lv.7 costs three, and it arrives by sending one of their Digimon and every card under it to the bottom of the deck. Costs and card text are the printed ones.

Cards · 2

Official rulings · 8

Shoutmon X7: Superior Mode (BT12-112)8 Q&A

This card's DigiXros requirements say "∞ Digimon cards," but is it still considered DigiXros if I place 0 cards?

No, it's not DigiXros if you don't place any cards.(Mar 28, 2024)

When playing this card, can the [Shoutmon] I place in its digivolution cards for its effect come from my hand, breeding area, or trash?

No, it can't. The effect only allows you to place a [Shoutmon] from the battle area in its digivolution cards.(Mar 28, 2024)

When I activate the "When this card would be played" effect and place [Shoutmon] in this card's digivolution cards, what happens to [Shoutmon]'s digivolution cards?

They're trashed.(Mar 28, 2024)

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Turns · 3

Memory3

Opp. Security5

Material in Trash12

◎Let the trash pay for the Mega

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

Opening values

Memory3

Opp. Security5

Material in Trash12

OmniShoutmonBoard

Shoutmon X7: Superior ModeHand

GoalLet the trash pay for the Mega

OmniShoutmon is standing, which matters because it counts as a [Shoutmon] whenever you DigiXros. Your trash holds twelve Xros Heart and Blue Flare cards with different card numbers, which is what the first two turns of this deck are for. Memory is at 3, both players are on 5 security, and their board is a Lv.6 with three cards under it.

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