So what are digimon cards?

Digimon cards have a play cost which is the blue circle with a number on the left side, a digivolution cost which is below the play cost and only digivolves with that color, a level which can go up to level 7,
sometimes a skill which is at the center of the card, an inherit skill which is located at the bottom of the card and only activated when a digimon digivolves on top of the card and meets the conditions to activate it,
and Dp the number of power the card has which is located on the right side of the card.
If a digimon fights an enemy digimon whith less dp then him then the weaker digimon is deleted or lost the battle and is trashed.
each digimon is a unique card with different skills and sometimes no skills due to the ammount of dp they have.
Digimon cards have 7 differnt colored cards each having benifits and losses. to start off there are red cards



Red cards are mostly known for their huge ammount of dp, their ability to delete digimon depending on their dp or just in general,
and most useful their ability to add sercurity attacks to destroy the opponets security.



Blue cards mainly focus on deleting the most bottom cards on your opponents digimon preventing the use of inherit skills



Yellow digimon specializes in 2 different skills. One of them mainly heal your damage while the others decrease your opponents digimon damage.



green digimon cards are known for digisorption, a special ability that reduce digivolution cost if they suspend one of their active digimon on the field.
as well they are also known for clearing the opponents digimon on their field by suspending them and deleting them.
they can also make a digimon not be active for 2 or more turns, and activate their own digimon.



Black cards are a combination of multiple colors. Depending on your type of play black cards can be an offense deck or defense deck. Their main skill is unsuspending and blocking on your opponents turn. planning to play offensive then having cards that delete your opponets digimon by play cost is great.



the Purple cards are mostly known for drawing cards and discarding then in the trash to play later in the game. They also use skills that delete each other to do something and sometimes thats actually good.
some purple cards have skills that activate of when they are deleted so purple uses cards in the trash to play them on the field, deletes them, and chaining multiple skills. last but not the least are the white cards.



the White cards only thing is to support the other colored digimon cards, each supporting a mechanic in a way