[Special Digivolution Condition]

[Digivolve] 2 from [BlackWarGreymon]

[Effect]

This card/Digimon is also treated as having [Greymon] in its name.
＜Security Attack +1＞＜Reboot＞
[When Digivolving] If this Digimon has a black digivolution card, ＜De-Digivolve 1＞ 1 of your opponent's Digimon. If this Digimon has a red digivolution card, ＜Blitz＞.

Card Q&A

• Q1856

  Aug. 1, 2024

  What does this card's (Rule) mean, exactly?
  (*This card's "This card/Digimon is also treated as having [Greymon] in its name" has been changed to "(Rule) Name: Also treated as having [Greymon].")

  This is a special rule for this card that always treats it as if it also includes the [Greymon] name.
  This card can be chosen for text that specifies cards with [Greymon] in their names.
  This card can't be chosen for text that specifies cards with the name [Greymon].

• Q1857

  Mar. 28, 2024

  If both black and red cards are in this card’s digivolution cards, do I get both and from this card's [When Digivolving] effect?

  Yes, you do.

[Special Digivolution Condition]

[Digivolve] 2 from [BlackWarGreymon]

[Effect]

This card/Digimon is also treated as having [Greymon] in its name.
＜Security Attack +1＞＜Reboot＞
[When Digivolving] If this Digimon has a black digivolution card, ＜De-Digivolve 1＞ 1 of your opponent's Digimon. If this Digimon has a red digivolution card, ＜Blitz＞.

Card Q&A

• Q1856

  Aug. 1, 2024

  What does this card's (Rule) mean, exactly?
  (*This card's "This card/Digimon is also treated as having [Greymon] in its name" has been changed to "(Rule) Name: Also treated as having [Greymon].")

  This is a special rule for this card that always treats it as if it also includes the [Greymon] name.
  This card can be chosen for text that specifies cards with [Greymon] in their names.
  This card can't be chosen for text that specifies cards with the name [Greymon].

• Q1857

  Mar. 28, 2024

  If both black and red cards are in this card’s digivolution cards, do I get both and from this card's [When Digivolving] effect?

  Yes, you do.