One of the things that most fans love about the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Digimon Card Game is the incredible artwork that the cards have. Like most card games, Bandai prides themselves on the quality of the art that is used. From gorgeous alternate art cards that collectors fawn over and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:spend tons of money on, to cards that hide subtle references for Digimon super-fans, the Digim🎀on Card Game has some of the most unique and delightful artwork in the trading card space.
To the untrained eye, most of the Digimon cards seem like fun artwork of cool monsters doing cool monster moves, but for most Digimon fans, the subtle de🔜tails included might bring back sღome of their fondest childhood memories of their favorite Digimon games.
10 🐎 Kabuterimon
Most people might see the first starter deck Kabuterimon as a funny picture of a huge bug Digimon doing arm curls with four dumbbells, playing off of the fact that it has four arms, but in reality, the card is a reference to a gym where you can find him training in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Digimon World.
You can find this Kabuterimon training in his gym in Beetle Land, and although he isn't pumping iron, you can find his green dumbbells sitting idly next to his bench press station.
9 Meta𝔉lGreymon 🦩
MetalGreymon is one of the most iconic Digimon in franchise history, not only in the anime but in the games themselves. This card portrays the virus variant of MetalGreymon, right before you battle it in Mount🏅 Infini💎ty in Digimon World.
Every kid that played Digimon World remembers the iconic moment of encountering this beast, the borderline terrifying matrix of grid-like floors, and the long walk throug🃏h the corridor — only to meet MetalGreymon standing in your way, moments before fighting the mighty Machinedramon.
8 Weedmon
Some of the most wholesome moments in the Digimon World games are the times when you can beat Digimon in the w𝓀ilderness, earn their respect, and provide them stable employment in the hub world.
Weeꦅdmon is very critical of the Digimon that you have employed in his favorite restaurant. This card features a cute Monochromon trying his best in the kitchen while Weedmon is not satisfied with this service. In Digimon World, you can find these Digimon arguing and haggling over meat prices🎶.
7 Agumon
Although he doesn't get as Tai Kamiya's Agumon. Marcus Damon's Agumon is still full of personality. In this card, Agumon is seen beating up a lowly Otamamon. This scene is the popular tutorial scene from Digimon World Data Squad.
This scene might have been slightly better if Marcus had miraculously stepped in 🔯and beat up the Otamamon himself, but this card will do until Ban𒉰dai releases a Marcus that can attack other Digimon.
6 Palmon
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One of the more quaint cards in the Digimon Card Game, this promo Palmon might just seem like a cute Palmon jumping around with a digital-looking background for a bit of contrast of color. This card is actually a reference to the digital space known as Kowloon in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth from their version of the internet, called Eden.
Palmon being one of the three Digimon that you can pick as your starter Digimon makes her the perfect candidate for a cute reference to one of the best Digimon games on the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation 4.
5 Machmon
Some of the more obscure Digimon tend to take a few more liberties with their design. Machmon is just a motorcycle, plain and simple. Not the worst thing to be, but not the absolute best either. The one video game that Machmon makes sense for is a racing game. Luckily, Digimon, like many other franchises, hไas also dabbled in the arcade racer genre.
Digimon Racing was launched on the Game Boy Advance. Although it wasn't well received, it gave fans plenty of adorable artwork of cute Digimon driving go-karts, like the Agumon trying to overtake Machmon in the background of this card.
4 Tanemon
There will never be any card cuter than cards that feature the baby Digimon. This Tanemon card is outright adorable, but it is also a reference to Digimon World. This Tanemon runs the meat farm in File City where you can refill your stock, so you can keep your current Digimon 🐷fully fed.
Sadly, this little small business owne🐻r only gives you meat until you recruit Palmon, then procꦏeeds to retire from the farm game, happy as a clam. Or plant?
3 Veemon
This Veemon card is not an outright reference to Digimon World 2, but if you pay attention closely to the background, you can see the DigiBeetle, theꩵ vehicle used in the game as transportation between parts of the world, given to the protagonist by their mentor.
Although not one of the first partners in the game, Veemon's Digivolution, Veedramon, is featured as the cover Digimon in Digimon World 2. Subtle references like these are what makes some cards fan-favorites and a joy to gaze at.
2 ♛ Nokia Shiramine
Not as cleverly hidden as other references, Nokia Shiromine is ꧒an exclusive character from Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth. Nokia is one of the three൩ protagonists in the game, but she is not the main character. Unlike most Digimon games and media, the protagonist in the Cyber Sleuth does not get an Agumon as their partner Digimon, but rather Nokia Shiramine does. Not only that, but she also receives Gabumon as her partner duo.
There aren't many cards from Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and none at all from its sequel, Hacker's Memory, making Nokia a great addition, especially for newer Digimon fans.
1 Analog Yo🎃uth 🍎
Although his name is never revealed in Digimon World, when Analog Youth appears in Digimon World: Next Order, one of the characters gives him the ni👍ckname of Mameo — a reference to the Mamemon on his knit cap.
Mameo is almost as iconic as Agumon himself. To anyone who played Digimon World growing up, seeing that yellow jacket and black knit cap combo brings a punishing wave of nostalgia. So much nostalgia, in fact, that Bandai pulled on every fan's feelings by bringing him back in Digimon World: Next Order. Analog Youth will forever be a part of Digimon, and he is rightfully immortalized in one of the best generic Tamer cards in the Digimon Card Game.