The Last Guardian is an Option card in the Digimon Card Game, categorized as a Royal Knight type. It has a play cost of 4 and is colored White. The card is part of the ADVANCED BOOSTER DIGIMON GENERATION set, identified by the code BT20 and card number BT20-100. This product is a Parallel variation with a Foil - Rare finish, though the set rarity is listed as Uncommon. The artwork is by tessy.
2025 • Digimon • ADVANCED BOOSTER DIGIMON GENERATION • Foil - Rare
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The Last Guardian is a White Royal Knight Option card from the Digimon Card Game. It has a play cost of 4. The card is from the ADVANCED BOOSTER DIGIMON GENERATION set (BT20-100). This Parallel variation is a Foil - Rare. The artist is tessy.
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Featured
The Last Guardian
Game
Digimon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Uncommon
tessy
Card Stock
English
Option
White
4
Royal Knight
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[Main] Reveal the top 3 cards of your deck. Add 1 [Cool Boy] and 1 card with the [Royal Knight] or [X Antibody] trait among them to the hand. Return the rest to the bottom of the deck. Then, place this card in the battle area. [All Turns] When any of your Digimon with [Omnimon] in its name would leave the battle area, ＜Delay＞ ・1 of those Digimon doesn't leave. [Security] You may play 1 [Omekamon] or [Cool Boy] from your hand or trash without paying the cost. Then, place this card in the battle area.
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