While these powerful cards are still prevalent in the competitive landscape, the rise of ex-specific counters have made many of these monsters risky to bring
In order to even make it to the coveted tournament, players had to accumulate enough points to qualify, and then reach the finals of their respective divisions
Monster White Mannamami N3 White Sardine R3 White Moray N2 White Stingray SR3 Beautunaful Princess N3 Lifeless Leaffish R3 Silent Angler N3 Gluttonous Reptolphin Greethys N2 Magic White Circular Reef N3 White Circular Reef N3 Greedy Eels N2 White Mirror N3 Whitefish Salvage N3 Monster Reborn N1 Foolish Burial N1 Traps White Arbitration N2 EX White Fighting Kisasuname R2 White Aura Monoceros N1 White Aura Whale N1 White Aura Dolphin SR1 White Aura Bihamut UR1 Coral Dragon N1 Ravenous Crocodragon Archethys N1 Light Fish N1 Sangen Taikong Cheng Kage UR1 Egil Gumil, the Ice Water Chime SR1 Askaan, the Twin Horns of Gortis SR1 Umi Crystal Maiden Coral Anemone N2 Abyss Opur R1 #GATCHA Deck Item ID: 1505733502
Minervamon Able to be easily played at cost 7, combine her [On Play], [When Digivolving] effects with [BT25-013 Firamon] and [BT25-034 Lekismon] to Digivolve in quick succession
Even the casual cards in Ultimate Masters Kozilek, Ulamog, etc
