Summary
Buying cases of BT-15 Exceed Apocalypse is a high-risk high-reward endeavor if you’re looking to make some money out of theDigimon Card Game. On one hand, the set includes many lottery cards this time around, worth hundreds of dollars, but on the other, you could get hosed by pulling the Secret Rare Apocalymon that was restricted by Bandai and is now only worth about three dollars.
The Ace cards found in BT-14 Blast Ace were reprinted in this set as lottery cards with each one featuring their DigiDestined crest in a beautiful gold foil. Hopefully, you pulled some of these so you can be the envy of everyone at your local game store!
The prices on this list are collected fromTCGPlayer.comand are subject to change.
10Leviamon (X Antibody) (Alternate Art)
Market Price: $43.11
As the only card on the list that is not a lottery chase card, Leviamon (X Antibody) still has excellent value. After the restriction on many strong purple cards, like the Gabumon engine, and Apocalymon,Leviamonis posed to be one of the best decks in the format.
That being said, people will be looking for these Alternate Art cards left and right, and with that demand, the card will only continue to increase in price as the meta evolves and the giant crocodile takes more victims.
9Apocalymon (Special Edition Alternate Art)
Market Price: $121.96
Bandai loves reprinting fan-favorite cards as lottery cards in the style of the original early 2000s card game. This card, featuring the leader of the Dark Masters from the original Digimon Adventure anime, can still be sold at a fine price, even after Bandai chose to restrict its use to one copy per deck.
Apocalymon was a problematic card in the card game, but now that you only need a single copy, why not try to look for the coolest version of it?
8Garudamon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $144.74
When most of the Biyomon line was released inBT-11, the Raid keyword gave new life to the deck, but it still felt lacking with half the archetype being birds, and the other half, the Bearmon line. With the new birds and this Garudamon Ace, the deck is now more competent than ever.
Garudamon Ace is printed as one of the eight lottery cards found in the set with an extremely low pull rate. Even though the deck is able to clutch out games, the birds won’t be topping any tournament soon.
7MetalGreymon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $151.32
This MetalGreymon Ace was released in BT-14 Blast Ace with an English exclusive Alternate Art, but in BT-15, it gets the crest treatment to match the rest of the lottery cards in the set.
Just like Garudamon, this MetalGreymon doesn’t see much play in competitive tournaments, explaining its low price point compared to the rest, but the Cyborg Digimon is still a fan-favorite so its price will stay quite high for those hardcore collectors who love Taichi and his small partner dinosaur.
6Zudomon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $178.98
The more the card is used in competitive play, the higher the price will be. Zudomon Ace can be splashed into just about any blue deck there is out there, making it an excellent level five that can remove one of your opponent’s Digimon in the blink of an eye.
This Zudomon card has the same art as its BT-14 counterpart, but this time with a special gold foil that just about any player will notice inyour binder or your deck.
5Lillymon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $218.96
Lillymon Ace is a great boon for any plant deck, like BloomLordmon, that can offer easy removal against suspended Digimon. BloodLordmon and other decks that spam plenty of Digimon will always leave a stray level four Digimon out, a perfect target for Lillymon Ace to Blast Digivolve on top of.
This card is one of the most beautiful out of the lottery cards from BT-15 Exceed Apocalypse. Its gold foil matches perfectly with the bright green background and the Crest Of Sincerity.
4Magnamon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $223.00
This yellow Vaccine card is one of the most played out of the lot of lottery cards, so it’s surprising that it is not worth more. This card received an English exclusive print of it in BT-14, so its value will depend on who you ask.
After the Security Control deck placed second in the English North American National Championship, this card became far more popular than it already was, and with good reason since this card is a must-add in any deck that wants to recover cards constantly.
3Angewomon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $225.00
Angewomon Ace is slightly more expensive than its Angemon counterpart. Just like MagnaAngemon, Angewomon Ace can help you recover cards in your Security, but in a slightly different way.
Although they both deal with recovery, Angewomon is slightly more flexible because she can be included in decks like Mastemon with the slew of support cards found in EX-06 or in Yellow Vaccine decks, which can manipulate their own Security to exploit their opponent’s aggression.
2MegaKabuterimon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $251.54
Who would’ve thought that a giant electric bug could be worth more than a heavenly beautiful angel? MegaKabuterimon is one of the best Ace cards in the game yet. This card has inherit protection from your opponent’s Digimon’s effect, so long as MegaKabuterimon is suspended.
Being a green card, you’ll have plenty of ways to suspend the card, other than attacking. After GrandisKuwagamon was hit by the Bandai restricted list long ago, fans of bug Digimon have been desperately looking for a new deck, and this MegaKabuterimon is just that.
This card’s price will continue to increase as BT-16 introduces a brand-new boss Digimon for the deck inTyrantKabuterimon.
1WereGarurumon Ace (Special Rare)
Market Price: $307.48
As the cover card of the set, WereGarurumon being the most valuable card was bound to happen. BT-15 brought a slew of new Gabumon cards for blue players to enjoy, and with this WereGarurumon Ace, you’ll be able to draw cards, while freezing your opponent’s Digimon in style.
Blue and gold is an incredible color combination, so seeing it, coupled with the best crest in the Crest Of Friendship, looks absolutely stunning. Collectors everywhere will love owning the bipedal, denim-wearing wolf.
