Hey, Congrats on the Top Just a comment... If you try to resolve the hellooga/solooga interaction against omnimon or imperial the way you say it. They can evolve and kill the Solooga before you go into Fenrir. they trigger when they WOULD leave the battle area, so the trigger is most recent than the Sol trigger
Unfortunately, I can’t share this link with you that is on X but it explains how fenriloogamon players are able to play around protection. You can use the delay effect to protect your Digimon or go into an omnimon but the turn player must finish any pending effects.
@@IVostalgia sadly that's not correct. the only way that can happen is if you trash fenriloogamon with hellooga on deletion to create a new trigger from bowmon. Digimon has a Last In First Out way to manage triggers. The option protection is a new trigger created after the solooga already saw his trigger, so protection go first. If you trash Fenriloogamon with hellooga, you create a new trigger, so the opponent can evolve, but their when digivolving (or on play in case of lucemon and demon lords) has the same timing has the bowmon, in this case as turn player you can effectively blow up the digimon before they can use his effect.
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Hey, Congrats on the Top
Just a comment... If you try to resolve the hellooga/solooga interaction against omnimon or imperial the way you say it. They can evolve and kill the Solooga before you go into Fenrir.
they trigger when they WOULD leave the battle area, so the trigger is most recent than the Sol trigger
Unfortunately, I can’t share this link with you that is on X but it explains how fenriloogamon players are able to play around protection. You can use the delay effect to protect your Digimon or go into an omnimon but the turn player must finish any pending effects.
@@IVostalgia sadly that's not correct. the only way that can happen is if you trash fenriloogamon with hellooga on deletion to create a new trigger from bowmon.
Digimon has a Last In First Out way to manage triggers. The option protection is a new trigger created after the solooga already saw his trigger, so protection go first. If you trash Fenriloogamon with hellooga, you create a new trigger, so the opponent can evolve, but their when digivolving (or on play in case of lucemon and demon lords) has the same timing has the bowmon, in this case as turn player you can effectively blow up the digimon before they can use his effect.
Predecessor only matters if they're running the DP egg for Imperial. The DP Minus will kill them before they can get the When Digivolving
@@DarkenedSoul89You’re correct in my build I played 3 of the DP egg but I noticed everyone was running just the drawing in top tables