Yuuki

Basic Information

Age: 19 Date Of Birth: June 23 Height: 162 cm Weight: 56 kg Deck Type: Demon Dragon Discard Digivice: D-Storage Digimon Partner:impmon

Profile

A dance-loving university freshman who has been a Digimon Liberator player since the closed beta test. Curious by nature, she has a strong interest in all things entertainment, including games, anime, and manga. She will engage in a fullhearted conversation with anyone, but she tends to struggle with sensing others’ thoughts and has a hard time reading the room. During the beta test, she encountered the snarky Digimon Impmon, which led her to become deeply involved with Liberator and sparked her ambition to become friends with all Digimon.

Personality

yuuki is a university freshman. She is very curious; and has a love of dance, video games, anime, and manga. She is able to have fullhearted conversations with anyone, though struggles to sense other people's thoughts and sucks at reading the room. After meeting Impmon, she made it her goal to become friends with all Digimon. Because Yuuki is unfazed by Impmon's twisted personality, it is the only human it has opened its heart to and will only show its secret honest side to her.

Appreciate

Yuuki is wearing a blue-violet camisole top paired with black shorts, and an oversized white jacket. Her bright magenta-dyed hair is styled in a half-up, half-down look with braids on the sides. She is also wearing her favorite red sneakers.

Digimon Partner Profile

A level 3 (Rookie) Evil Digimon, Impmon is characterized by its two long, clown-like horns, red gloves, and scarf. 　Having been with Yuuki since the beta-testing days, Impmon has been communicating with her like this for over half a year. There is no longer any reserve between them, and they're close to inseparable.Yet, despite the closeness of their relationship, Yuuki had never managed to get the hang of how to cheer up this little devil.

Job

As members of the debug team in the game Digimon Liberator, Yuuki and Impmon are tasked with investigating and addressing a certain issue. 　When NPCs go rogue, they indiscriminately challenge any player they see, regardless of any gap in ability. This is considered a bug that severely hinders enjoyable gameplay

Digimon TCG Setup

Setup 1. Deck Building: Use a 50-card deck and up to 5 Digi-Eggs for your Digi-Egg deck (optional). 2. Security Stack: Place the top 5 cards of your deck face down in the Security Zone (your life points). 3. Draw Your Hand: Draw 5 cards from your deck. 4. Decide First Player: Flip a coin or use another method. The first player skips their draw phase and can’t attack on their first turn.

Digimon TCG Game Zone

Raising Area: Hatch Digi-Eggs and Digivolve them safely. Battle Area: Play Digimon and attack the opponent. Trash: Place defeated or discarded cards here.

Digimon TCG Turn Structure

Start of Turn: Move the memory counter to your side of the Memory Gauge. You can’t play cards if it goes beyond 10 on the opponent’s side. 2. Draw Phase: Draw 1 card from your deck. 3. Hatching Phase (Optional): Hatch a Digi-Egg from your Digi-Egg Deck into the Raising Area. 4. Main Phase: Play Digimon: Pay memory costs to summon Digimon. Digivolve: Stack cards in the correct evolution line by paying memory and draw 1 card for Digivolving. Option Cards: Use effects to support or disrupt. Tamer Cards: Play Tamers for lasting benefits. Battle (Optional): Attack the opponent’s security cards or their Digimon. Compare power levels when attacking Digimon; the weaker one goes to the Trash. Trigger Security Effects on revealed cards from the Security Zone. 6. End of Turn: If the memory counter moves to 1 or higher on your opponent's side, your turn ends.

How To Win Digimon TCG

Attack your opponent after their security stack is empty to win the game.

Quick Tips for Digimon TCG

Manage Memory: Plan your moves to avoid giving too much memory to your opponent. 2. Digivolve Smartly: Evolve Digimon to gain stronger stats and effects while drawing more cards. 3. Watch Security Effects: Be prepared for surprises from Security Cards. 4. Build Synergy: Use cards that complement each other for a stronger deck.