Omnimon is the fusion of WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon — the iconic DNA digivolution that closes the Agumon and Gabumon lines. It first appeared in BT-01: Booster New Evolution and has since been printed in BT-05, BT-13, BT-17, BT-22, and other sets. Each version offers different effects: board wipe, Blitz, Blocker, or Royal Knight payoffs. We're not telling you to buy or sell — we're laying out why Omnimon matters and what to expect.

Omnimon across the sets

BT-01 Omnimon — When digivolving, choose an opponent's Digimon and delete all of their Digimon with that name. When attacking, return a level 6 from underneath to hand to unsuspend. Classic finisher. BT-05 Omnimon — Blitz, unsuspend on digivolve, and protection by trashing a level 6 from underneath. BT-17 Omnimon ACE — Blast DNA Digivolve from hand, Raid, Blocker, and a mass bounce-plus-delete on DNA digivolve. Newer sets keep adding tools.

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Collecting and play

Red and Blue (or Red/Black, Red/White) decks that run the Greymon and Garurumon lines want Omnimon as a finisher. Alternate arts and SEC printings command premiums. BT-01 is the original; BT-05 has multiple alternate arts; BT-17 Omnimon ACE is the newest power spike. Check TCGPlayer or your preferred marketplace for current Omnimon prices. We're not telling you to buy or sell — we're giving you the context. May your DNA digivolutions resolve and your Omnimon close games.

Omnimon — the DNA evolution that closes the Greymon-Garurumon line

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Digimon Card Game has several entry points: starter decks, structure decks, and special products like the Tamer's Evolution Box. If you're new to the game or helping someone get in, here's how these products work and what to expect. We're not telling you to buy or sell — we're laying out the options.

Starter decks

Starter decks are pre-built 50-card decks (plus a few extras) focused on a single color or theme. They include a mix of Digimon, Tamers, and Option cards. Two players can buy two starters and play out of the box. They're designed for learning — not for competitive play — but they're a low-cost way to understand the rules and mechanics.

Structure decks and special products

Structure decks offer a more complete 50-card core, often with new cards and reprints. Products like the Tamer's Evolution Box or Dual Revolution Starter Decks (Data Squad and Beatbreak!) provide multiple decks or upgrade paths. Some structure decks include format staples; check the card list before you buy.

Booster boxes

For building custom decks, booster boxes are the main product. Each set has a different theme and card pool. BT-24 Time Stranger, EX-11 Dawn of Liberator, and other recent sets define the current meta. If you need specific cards, singles are usually more efficient than cracking. If you want to draft or explore a set, booster boxes are the path. Check your LGS or major retailers for current Digimon product availability. We're not telling you to buy or sell — we're giving you the framework. Happy evolving.

Digimon starter decks and entry products — how to get into the game

Agumon from BT-01: Booster New Evolution was one of the first Rookie Digimon in the Digimon Card Game. Reveal the top five, add a Tamer, put the rest back. Simple, effective, and the start of a line that's been supported in almost every set since. Greymon, MetalGreymon, WarGreymon, Omnimon — the evolution chain is the spine of Red. If you play Digimon, you've probably seen this line. If you collect, you've seen the alternate arts and secret rares.

Why the Greymon line still defines Red

Agumon BT1-010 sets up Tamers. Tamers enable effects, reduce costs, and push the board forward. From there, the line evolves: Greymon for power, MetalGreymon for removal or pressure, WarGreymon or Omnimon to close. Newer sets have added Agumons in other colors — Yellow, Green, Black — and alternate evolutions like ShineGreymon. The core stays: Agumon finds what you need, and the line punishes opponents who can't keep up.

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Collecting and play

BT-01 cards are old. Supply is finite; some printings have risen. Alternate arts for Agumon, Greymon, and Omnimon command premiums. For play, the line remains relevant — Red and Red hybrid decks still use the evolution chain. Time Stranger and Dawn of Liberator may add new support; the archetype isn't going anywhere. We're not telling you to buy or sell. We're laying out the card and the context. Agumon and the Greymon line: the archetype that built the game.

Agumon and the Greymon line — the archetype that built Digimon Card Game

March 19, 2025. Digimon Con. Bandai dropped the thing people had been speculating about for months: #DIGIMONALYSION, an official Digimon Card Game mobile app. The teaser campaign had already hinted at something — the official Digimon TCG account posted a cryptic video of Renamon picking up a phone and being pulled inside it, running for days before the full reveal. Now we know what it is. This is Bandai's digital card game answer, and it's going for the same territory that Pokémon TCG Pocket carved out.

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What DIGIMONALYSION is

Based on the announcement, the app is a fully standalone digital Digimon card game with four confirmed pillars:

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 <li>DigiAly cards — cards exclusive to the digital game. These are not reprints of physical cards; they're designed specifically for the app. The implication is that the digital meta will develop independently from the tabletop game, which is smart design — Pocket Pokémon succeeded in part because it wasn't just a worse version of the physical game.</li>
 <li>Story mode — a narrative-driven campaign with original new characters. Bandai is positioning ALYSION as more than a card game client; they're selling a Digimon story experience.</li>
 <li>Cross-region multiplayer — play against anyone globally. No regional divide between Japan and the West, which has been a friction point in the physical game.</li>
 <li>Original characters — new Digimon and human characters designed for the app. Not just recycled Agumon and Gabumon; Bandai is building something new around this.</li>
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Why this matters

Pokémon TCG Pocket launched in October 2024 and was immediately one of the most downloaded apps in the world. It proved that there's a massive audience for mobile card game experiences that don't require owning physical cards. Digimon has a loyal but smaller fanbase in the West; a well-executed mobile app could meaningfully expand the Digimon TCG player base in a way that no amount of booster set releases can. More digital players means more awareness of the physical game, more crossover buyers, and more demand for physical singles. If ALYSION succeeds at scale, the physical Digimon market goes with it.

What else came out of Digimon Con 2025

The ALYSION announcement was the headline, but Digimon Con also covered the physical game's roadmap. English players are currently working through BT-20: Booster Over the X (which launched in English on February 28, 2025) and looking ahead to the Advanced Booster: Digimon Generation and Limited Card Pack Another Knight dropping March 27. The Liberator story arc continues to drive the physical game's narrative focus. No specific ALYSION release date was announced — Bandai gave the tease, not the calendar. We're not calling a top or a bottom. We're reporting on what was announced. May your evolutions be swift and your Renamon play nice with phones.

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