BeelStarmon Three Musketeers Deck Guide (BT-25 Format 2026)
Deck Guide · BT-25 Format · Purple/Black
BeelStarmon Three Musketeers
Deck Guide 2026
The flagship Dual Card deck of BT-25. Master the new Arts Digivolve mechanic with the gunslinging BeelStarmon and her Three Musketeers crew.
Color
Purple / Black
Archetype
Dual Card / Midrange
Difficulty
Advanced
Budget
$165–$335
Format
BT-25 Legal
📝 Quick Reference
Win Condition: Free Option spam via Arts Digivolve loop
Key Cards: BeelStarmon, BlackGatomon, LadyDevimon, Asuna Shiroki
Strengths: Best Dual Card showcase, massive card advantage
Weaknesses: Complex to pilot, expensive UR cards
Tournament Highlight: 1st Place Regionals @ Top Cut Events, May 30 2026
TCGplayer Est.: $165–$335 depending on variant
Why Play BeelStarmon Three Musketeers?
This is THE deck to play if you want to master BT-25’s new Dual Card mechanic. BeelStarmon Three Musketeers won 1st Place at Top Cut Regionals on May 30, 2026 — the first major event after BT-25’s release — proving the deck is not just a theorycraft showcase but a legitimate tournament contender.
The deck’s identity is built around BeelStarmon (BT25-085), a new Ultimate Rare Dual Card. As a Dual Card, it can either be played as an Option (“Fly Bullet” — deletes an opponent’s Digimon) OR Arts Digivolved into as a Lv.6 Digimon from a [Three Musketeers] Lv.5. Once on the field as a Digimon, BeelStarmon fires free Options from hand or her digivolution stack on both Digivolve and Attack timing, while her Counter ability unsuspends her after blocking.
⚡ The New Mechanic in Action
Arts Digivolve is the key innovation. You use BeelStarmon’s Option side (Fly Bullet) to delete a threat, then place a Three Musketeers card as a bottom digivolution card — and Arts Digivolve directly into BeelStarmon as a Lv.6 Digimon. You removed a threat AND evolved in the same action.
Key Cards Explained
The Star — BeelStarmon (BT25-085)
BT25-085
x4
BeelStarmon / Fly Bullet
Ultimate Rare Dual CardThe deck’s centerpiece and BT-25’s chase UR. As an Option (Fly Bullet): delete one opponent Digimon, then place a [Three Musketeers] card as a bottom digivolution card — this enables Arts Digivolve. As a Digimon (Lv.6): Blocker, free Option use on Digivolve/Attack, and Counter-unsuspend by trashing an Option from digivolution cards. Costs ~$130–$150 for a playset of 2.
Core Engine
BT25-082
x4
BlackGatomon
Lv.4 Key CardOn Play and When Digivolving: search for a [Three Musketeers] Tamer. Also allows digivolving into a Lv.6 [Three Musketeers] Digimon ignoring requirements while you control a [Three Musketeers] Tamer. This is how you reach BeelStarmon consistently from any Lv.4.
BT25-083
x4
LadyDevimon
Lv.5 EnablerInherited Effect: when this Digimon attacks, your opponent cannot play Digimon from hand until end of turn. Shuts down defensive hand-plays mid-attack. Combined with BlackGatomon above, creates the Lv.4 → Lv.5 → Lv.6 evolution chain that defines the deck.
BT25-078
x3
Gazimon
Lv.3 SetupOn Play: if you control a [Three Musketeers] Tamer, add 1 [Three Musketeers] Option card from your deck to hand. Core consistency piece that assembles your hand during setup. Run 3–4.
Tamer Engine
BT24-088
x4
Asuna Shiroki
Tamer — Memory & Draw[Three Musketeers] Tamer. On Play: gain memory +1. Each turn when you trash a [Three Musketeers] card: draw 1. The primary fuel source for the deck’s draw engine. Run 4 copies.
BT18-090
x2
Violet Inboots
Tamer — Memory BoostThe only [Three Musketeers] Tamer that raises memory to 3 at start of turn. Run 2 copies for consistency in longer games where memory matters.
Dual Card Fuel
EX7-059
x2
BeelStarmon (X Antibody)
Lv.6 Alt Win ConNon-Dual alternative BeelStarmon for games where you need a backup finisher. The X Antibody version has a different effect profile — useful in 2 copies as a flex slot.
EX7-048
x2
Gundramon
Lv.6 Flex[Three Musketeers] Lv.6 alternative. Provides a non-UR path to Lv.6 and fills your digivolution stack with [Three Musketeers] cards for BeelStarmon’s free Option effects.
Sample Decklist (50 Cards)
📌 Tournament-Tested
This list is based on the 1st Place Top Cut Regionals build (May 30, 2026) with minor adjustments for accessibility. The full premium list runs 2x BeelStarmon UR at significant cost — see the Budget section for alternatives.
🍌 Egg Deck (5)
x4 Pagumon (BT25-001)
x1 Tokomon (BT25-001 alt)
🍌 Digimon (30)
x3 Gazimon (BT25-078) — Lv.3
x3 Sparrowmon (EX7-051) — Lv.3
x4 BlackGatomon (BT25-082) — Lv.4
x3 Scopemon (BT21-071) — Lv.4
x3 LadyDevimon (BT25-083) — Lv.5
x3 Satellamon (BT21-074) — Lv.5
x2 BeelStarmon UR (BT25-085) — Lv.6 Dual
x2 BeelStarmon X (EX7-059) — Lv.6
x2 Gundramon (EX7-048) — Lv.6
x2 AvengeKidmon (P-170) — Lv.6
👤 Tamers (10)
x4 Asuna Shiroki (BT24-088)
x3 Asuna Shiroki (BT25-092 alt ver)
x2 Violet Inboots (BT18-090)
x1 Monica Simmons (flex slot)
⚡ Options (10)
x3 Bind Red Trigger (P-180)
x3 Soul Fear (BT24-097)
x2 Hurricane Screw Shot (EX7-068)
x2 Der Blitz (BT21-099)
How to Play: Turn-by-Turn Game Plan
Assemble Your Hand
Start by playing Gazimon to search a [Three Musketeers] Option from your deck. Play Asuna Shiroki Tamer ASAP — she gives +1 memory on play and draws whenever you trash a [Three Musketeers] card. Your goal is to have BlackGatomon + a [Three Musketeers] Option in hand by turn 3.
The BlackGatomon Setup
Play or evolve into BlackGatomon. On Play/When Digivolving, search Asuna Shiroki Tamer if you don’t have her yet. With a [Three Musketeers] Tamer in play, BlackGatomon can digivolve directly into a Lv.6 [Three Musketeers] Digimon ignoring standard requirements — this is how you reach BeelStarmon without a Lv.5 bridge.
Arts Digivolve: The Key Sequence
Play BeelStarmon as an Option card (Fly Bullet) to delete your opponent’s biggest threat. Then place a [Three Musketeers] card as a bottom digivolution card. This triggers Arts Digivolve — digivolve directly into BeelStarmon as a Lv.6 Digimon. You have just removed a threat AND played a Lv.6 in the same action.
The Attack Loop
When BeelStarmon attacks [When Attacking]: use 1 free [Three Musketeers] or [TS] Option from hand or digivolution cards — deal with threats or generate advantage. Trash an Option from digivolution cards to unsuspend via Counter — she can attack again immediately. Two attacks per turn, both generating free Option effects. This is the win condition.
💡 Critical Timing Note
BeelStarmon’s Counter unsuspend requires trashing an Option card from digivolution cards — not from hand. You need Options already placed as digivolution cards via Arts Digivolve or direct placement effects. Plan ahead to ensure you have fuel in the stack for multi-attack turns.
Matchup Guide
Medusamon Dragonkin
Your Blocker and Counter-unsuspend disrupts their attack sequences. LadyDevimon’s hand-play lockdown stops them from chaining Reptile/Dragonkin plays off Lamiamon triggers. Apply mid-game pressure before they fully set up the Cyberdramon engine.
Purple Memory Boost
Purple decks generate massive memory but often lack board interaction at instant speed. BeelStarmon’s free Options act as removal without costing memory. Their high-cost Lv.7 Digimon are vulnerable to Fly Bullet deletions.
Yellow Vaccine / Heal Decks
Yellow’s healing and security recovery outpaces your aggression if they stabilize. Key: use Soul Fear to negate their security-heal effects and keep the damage stacking. Do not let them reach 3+ security with Healing active.
GraceNovamon DNA Decks
GraceNovamon’s dual-Digimon removal on attack can kill BeelStarmon through her Counter if timed correctly. Maintain Blocker as often as possible. Your card advantage from Asuna Shiroki should outpace their setup time in longer games.
Black Control
Black relies on DP reduction and repeated deletion. BeelStarmon’s stats and Counter make her difficult to remove profitably. Their lack of security-reset options means Bind Red Trigger consistently applies pressure without counterplay.
Budget Breakdown
The main cost driver is BeelStarmon UR (BT25-085) at approximately $65–$75 per copy. Here’s how to approach the deck at different price points:
Budget
~$80–$100
Skip BeelStarmon UR entirely. Run 4x Gundramon and 4x BeelStarmon X Antibody as your Lv.6 suite instead. You lose the Arts Digivolve showcase but the deck’s draw engine and Blocker package remain intact. This is a legitimate competitive budget build.
Mid-Range
~$165–$195
Run 2x BeelStarmon UR (1 playset split). Full BlackGatomon, LadyDevimon, and Asuna Shiroki engine. Skip AvengeKidmon promos. This is the competitive sweet spot.
Premium
~$290–$335
Full optimal list: 2x BeelStarmon UR, 2x AvengeKidmon promo (P-170), full Tamer suite including Monica Simmons, and premium alt-art Asuna Shiroki. Regional-level competitive build.
📌 Shop for Singles
All singles including BeelStarmon, BlackGatomon, LadyDevimon, and Asuna Shiroki are available through our Andrew’s Card Corner TCGplayer storefront.
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