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It works as a starter, by fetching any Allure Queen, or a copy of Allure Palace
Research // Development Research / Development is another Temur split card, and one thats a bit weird on both ends
(When this Digimon attacks and deletes an opponent's Digimon and survives the battle, it performs any security checks it normally would.) Lower Text - Promo Info booster DOUBLE DIAMOND [BT-06] CLOSECLOSE BT6-018 SR Digimon Lv.7 Parallel Rare Agumon - Bond of Bravery Color Red Form Mega Attribute Unknown Type Unknown DP 14000 Cost 14 Digivolve Cost 1 3 from Lv.6 Digivolve Cost 2 - Upper Text [When Attacking] If you have a Tamer in play, delete 1 of your opponent's Digimon with 13000 DP or less.[Your Turn][Once Per Turn] When an opponent's Digimon is deleted, trash the top card of their security stack
What happens to be clear is that each number has different pokemon depending on the color too
With no real value being provided by TCGplayer listing the high price point, I got curious as to where the origin of the low/mid/high system came from, and used a little bit of #kiblergoogle to determine the source