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After much...MUCH editing...
I give you the next episode of "Do you know your Numemon?"
The DigimonTCG rulings Gameshow!
Today's episode ft. the purple master himself - JoDobbi!
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[@Taiica]

Love the energy in this video! Liking this series so far

[@himymbro4528]

Very entertaining! Keep up the good work :)

[@bakuhatsu14]

I love this.

[@deinemutter4555]

I think the third attempt was also correct. You missed Minervas on deletion to bring out the Cerberus after the second Back for Revenge wich would have gained rush from Anubis, swing than die and with the last option unsuspend Minerva for final swing if I’m not mistaken?🤔
Great concept and learning exercise. Can’t wait for more. Keep up the good stuff:D

[@B3NB3NTTV]

You are correct I woulda accepted both answers ~
But I thought the Back for revenge on anubis play was cooler and more informative!

[@JodobbiTCG]

Hahah this was so much fun to watch! So glad you had me on and it came out so well!!!

[@chrisdivodi9291]

That Titamon + Win Rate situation doesn´t make sense to me at all. Are you telling me that effects can be activated even if they disappear in the middle of you resolving all of your effects and then later reappear? Titamon ceases to be Titamon for two other effect activations (Blast Mode´s and MetalEtemon´s) so the stack essentially remembered that a card was discarded? That´s some wild ass ruling.

[@B3NB3NTTV]

Essentially~
It's a funky scenario for sure, but the key takeaways to remember is triggering an effect and resolving said effect are two different things, you can trigger multiple effects in a row but depending on circumstances some may fail to resolve
The second takeaway being that effects always resolve in "newest effects first", and if multiple effects trigger at the same time, then it will be the turn players resolving first