The 2020 Digimon Card Game Release Special Booster Ver.1.0 features the BT1-087 T.K. Takaishi Full Art Box Topper, a Rare Tamer card for the trading card game.
2020 • Digimon • Release Special Booster Ver.1.0 • Full Art - Box Topper
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The BT1-087 T.K. Takaishi Full Art Box Topper is a Rare card from the 2020 Digimon Card Game Release Special Booster Ver.1.0 set. As a Tamer card, it features a Play Cost of 4 and is colored Yellow.
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The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.
The core identity of the card within the set.
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Featured
T.K. Takaishi
Game
Digimon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Rare
Card Stock
English
Tamer
Yellow
4
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
[Start of Your Turn] If you have 2 or less memory, set it to 3. [On Play] Search your security stack, reveal 1 card among it and add it to your hand. If it's a yellow card, ＜Recovery +1 (Deck)＞ Then, shuffle your security stack. [Security] Play this card without paying the cost.
FAQ
The Play Cost for the T.K. Takaishi BT1-087 card is 4. This indicates the memory cost required to play this Tamer card during your turn.
Yes, the BT1-087 T.K. Takaishi card is a Full Art Box Topper variant. This treatment distinguishes it from standard card designs in the Release Special Booster Ver.1.0 set.
The T.K. Takaishi BT1-087 card is Yellow. This color designation is a key identifier for building decks and managing memory in the Digimon Card Game.
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