I'll include card name, format(s) in which the card was played, and an explanation of why the card made the list
BT2-055 C Digimon Lv.3 Alternative Art ToyAgumon BT2-069 C Digimon Lv.3 Alternative Art Gabumon BT2-074 U Digimon Lv.4 Alternative Art Devimon Color Purple Cost 6 DP 4000 Digivolve Cost 1 Purple 2 from Lv.3 Form Champion Attribute Virus Type Fallen Angel Card Text 1 [Effect] Retaliation (When this Digimon is deleted after losing a battle, delete the Digimon it was battling.) Card Text 2 [Inherited Effect] Retaliation (When this Digimon is deleted after losing a battle, delete the Digimon it was battling.) BT2-090 R Tamer Alternative Art Matt Ishida Color Purple Cost 4 Card Text 1 [Effect] [Start of Your Turn] If you have 2 memory or less, set your memory to 3
Creature Choices Charting the same course that normal White Weenie decks would, it follows that we would want as many cheap (but efficient) creatures of one to two mana as feasible, given the card pool
In a way, the proofs can be thought of as a bit of bonus compensation for the artist from Wizards
While it is currently banned from competitive play, there is no denying that Maxx "C" is the most powerful handtrap of all time , and it is unlikely for the card to ever be legal in competitive play again