Keisuke Amasawa is a Tamer card in the Digimon Card Game trading card game. Identified by card number BT23-090, this card belongs to the BOOSTER HACKERS' SLUMBER set (code BT23). It is a Parallel subset variation featuring Alternative Art and a Holo finish. The card has a Super Rare rarity, costs 4 play cost, and is White in color. The types are Hudie and CS. The artist is Tonamikanji.
2025 • Digimon • BOOSTER HACKERS' SLUMBER • Alternative Art
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Keisuke Amasawa is a Tamer card in the Digimon Card Game trading card game. Identified by card number BT23-090, this card belongs to the BOOSTER HACKERS' SLUMBER set (code BT23). It is a Parallel subset variation featuring Alternative Art and a Holo finish. The card has a Super Rare rarity, costs 4 play cost, and is White in color. The types are Hudie and CS. The artist is Tonamikanji.
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Featured
Keisuke Amasawa
Game
Digimon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Super Rare
Tonamikanji
Card Stock
English
Holo
Tamer
White
4
Hudie, CS
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[Start of Your Turn] If you have 2 or less memory, set it to 3. [End of Your Turn] By suspending this Tamer and returning 1 of your Digimon with the [Hudie] trait to the hand, you may play 1 Tamer card with the [CS] trait from your hand without paying the cost. [All Turns] All of your [Hudie] Digimon get +1000 DP. [Security] Play this card without paying the cost.
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