Introduction
As promised in our previous write-up, we are here to showcase the best Operation Timeguard winning decks in CookieRun Braverse TCG. These META-winning decks represent the top-performing strategies from competitive CookieRun Braverse TCG tournaments held across various Southeast Asian countries after the expansion went live.
The Operation Timeguard competitive season kicked off with three major tournaments across Southeast Asia, setting the stage for the new META. Indonesia led the way, hosting the first event on June 7 at the Jakarta Convention Center, where players quickly adapted to the expansion’s fresh mechanics. Following that, Singapore and Malaysia hosted their own tournaments on June 22 and June 29, respectively, with even more exciting deck showcases. In this article, we will break down the winning decks from each tournament, starting with the fierce battles in Indonesia.
Indonesia Champion Cup 2025 Summer
According to the developer’s official report, Purple decks led the way with 25% representation, followed closely by Red, Yellow, and Green at 18.8% each. Blue decks accounted for 12.5%, while mixed-color strategies came in at 6.3%. This distribution showed an impressively balanced META, with no single color completely dominating the competition.
The Top 4 lineup highlighted this balance perfectly, with each color securing a spot. Robin’s Red deck claimed the championship, Arnold’s Green deck finished as runner-up, Timotius’s Purple deck secured third place, and Andhika’s Yellow deck rounded out the finalists. This variety contrasted strongly with Brave League Season 1, where Yellow dominated most of the top spots.
Yellow still delivered a memorable performance thanks to Marzipan Cookie’s combo strategy, notorious for its difficult setup but devastating payoff. The inclusion of this combo proved that, even in a balanced META, clever deck-building choices could swing critical matches.
Singapore Champion Cup 2025 Summer
The Singapore Champion Cup 2025 Summer concluded with fierce battles and strong performances, as players fought for a chance to advance toward the World Championship 2025. Congratulations go to Coco and Yan, who secured their spots at the Regional stage and will proudly represent Singapore in the next phase of competition.
Here are Singapore's Operation Timeguard winning decks: Coco’s Red deck claimed the championship, with Yan’s Red deck finishing as runner-up. Crop’s Yellow deck secured third place, while Isaac’s Blue deck completed the Top 4 lineup. This outcome showcased a healthy mix of strategies, though Red clearly dominated the finals by taking both first and second positions.
Both Red decks leaned into their aggressive beatdown archetypes, overwhelming opponents with relentless pressure. Crop’s Yellow deck relied on consistency, performing well even without a full playset of [Tropical Slushie]. Meanwhile, Isaac’s Blue deck applied early-game rush tactics combined with effect damage, proving effective at stacking incremental pressure throughout matches.
For overall representation, the color pie revealed a tight spread: Red, Purple, and Green led equally at 23.9% each. Blue followed at 17.9%, Yellow trailed at 6%, and mixed-color decks closed the field at 4.5%. With the latest BS5+6 set and updated ban list, these shifts illustrated how the competitive field is constantly evolving.
Malaysia Champion Cup 2025 Summer
The Malaysia Champion Cup 2025 Summer wrapped up with thrilling matches and a refreshing shift in the META, as Green decks took the spotlight. Congratulations to Peng Yi and Ventus Yuen, who earned their Regional spots and will represent Malaysia in the next stage leading to the World Championship 2025.
In the Top 4 lineup, Green secured the championship, while Purple decks captured two positions and Red completed the bracket with its signature aggressive style. The event highlighted the rise of Longan Dragon, that uses a rather broken combo as its wincon.
Overall color distribution showed a healthy spread, keeping the META both competitive and diverse. Green led with 26.2%, followed by Red and Purple at 21.5% each. Yellow claimed 18.5%, while Blue held 12.3%. This balance reinforced the idea that every color remained viable, leaving deck choice to player style and strategy rather than a single dominant archetype.
Conclusion
The Operation Timeguard META winning decks for Summer Cups in Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia delivered three unforgettable tournaments. Each tournament showcased unique META shifts and exciting deck diversity. From Indonesia’s balanced color spread to Singapore’s Red-dominated finals and Malaysia’s Green-powered victory, the competitive scene proved that no single strategy rules the field.
For our readers in the North America Region, these results highlight an important lesson: there is no single META deck that dominates across every scene. Success often depends on your local META trends, so adjusting your deck choices based on community preferences and tournament data remains the key to staying competitive.
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