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Macau Apex Championship Jakarta Qualifier: Red-Blue Took the Entire Top 4

5 Oktober 2026 · 3 menit baca

Edwin's Red-Blue list won the Jakarta Qualifier at Indonesia Comic Con, and all four finalists ran the same Red-Blue shell. Top 4 standings, how each deck was built, and the cards every list agreed on.

The Jakarta Qualifier for the Macau Apex Championship wrapped up on October 4 at Indonesia Comic Con, Jakarta. The decklists are already loaded into the Tournament Decks page — open any entry and click "Load into Deck Builder" to see the full 50-card list for yourself.

Final Standings

  1. 1st Place — Edwin (Red / Blue)
  2. 2nd Place — Ronaldo (Red / Blue)
  3. Top 4 — Data (Red / Blue)
  4. Top 4 — Setia Budi (Red / Blue)

Red-Blue Took All Four Seats

Every finalist played the same two colours, and the champion went the furthest into Blue: Edwin's winning list is 34 Blue cards to 16 Red. Ronaldo and Data both ran 32 Blue and 18 Red, while Setia Budi was the only one to lean Red, at 28 Red and 22 Blue. Same shell, four different ratios.

It's the same story as last week's Multiverse Battle at Gramedia World BSD, where Red was in every Top-cut deck: Red supplies the big plays and the cheap disruption, and Blue fills the rest of the deck.

The Shared Core

Twelve cards showed up in all four decklists, and five of them were run as a full playset of 3 in every single list:

The rest of the all-four list: SD03-004 [Cold Shadow] New Black Panther, BP01-015 [Disintegration Ray] Vision, BP01-022 [Top Agent] Black Widow, BP01-063 [Time Abduction] Loki, BP01-067 [Hostile Focus] Winter Soldier, SP01-049 [Spider-Ally] Harry Osborn and SP01-044 [Spider-Archenemy] Electro. The Era of Spiders cards are worth noting: Harry Osborn and Electro both made it into every finalist's deck.

Four Ways to Build It

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