Millenia Power! By Deep Singh

Introduction

This deck exploits the current Digimon meta, which is heavily skewed toward combo and aggro decks that rely on massive hand or trash-based resource gain. The core of this build is Millenniummon (BT18-019), introduced as a Jogress (DNA Digivolution) in BT-18 using Machinedramon and Kimeramon.

Millenniummon’s On-Play and On-Digivolve effects let you delete a Digimon. It also has DigiXros for a maximum -4 cost, reducing its play cost to 10. When you Jogress, you can return one Digimon of each level from your opponent’s trash to the top of their deck and gain 1 memory for each returned. Normally, Millenniummon would be too slow or inconsistent for competitive play—but that has changed with recent support.

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Core Strategy

Recent sets have improved Millenniummon’s viability, particularly:

• BT18-073 Machinedramon
• BT19-070 Kimeramon
• BT19-075 MoonMillenniummon

Let’s break down how the combo works.

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Combo Setup

Turn 1

• Digivolve into Guilmon in the raising area.
• Play Wisdom Training or Cool Boy to set up memory and draw/search.

Turn 2

• Digivolve into Guilmon X or Growlmon, then into Growlmon X.
• Use Growlmon X’s effect to draw and discard BT18 Machinedramon.
• Digivolve into BT19 Kimeramon, targeting itself for deletion:
  •  Deletes opponent’s level 3–5 Digimon.
  •  Plays a Guilmon via Growlmon X.
  •  Guilmon is destroyed by Kimeramon’s effect.
  •  Machinedramon is then played for free.

Turn 3

• Use either:
  •  The Wicked God Descends (BT19-099) to play Kimeramon from trash.
  •   Revive from the Darkness! (BT5-107) to destroy Machinedramon, play Kimeramon, and Jogress into Millenniummon.
• Millenniummon’s effect activates
  •  Deletes a Digimon.
  •  Returns 1 of each level from opponent’s trash to top of their deck.
  •  Gains memory.
• Then Digivolve into MoonMillenniummon:
  •  Forces the opponent’s hand down to 5.
  •  For every 2 discarded cards, destroy a tamer.
  •  If any tamers or Digimon were destroyed, trash 1 of your opponent’s security.

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Bonus Matchup: Anti-Megidramon Tech

This deck performs exceptionally well against Megidramon decks, which aim to deck out quickly and OTK you.

• Millenniummon with sources can redirect attacks.
  • When deleted, it revives itself by returning Machinedramon and Kimeramon from trash to the bottom of the deck.

This:

• Prevents decking out.
• Interrupts OTK.
• Lets you re-use your Jogress loop.

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Deck List

Optional Tech Cards

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Final Thoughts

This deck rewards smart sequencing and punishes opponents who overextend. With the right support, Millenniummon becomes a dominant mid-game boss that swings tempo hard in your favor.

Against greedy or self-mill decks, Millenia Power becomes a reliable counter that can grind out wins or snowball to victory by turn 3.

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