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*A nice little bonus info: there are toilets for digimon roflmao
Digimon World 2: You first start out as Akira, a boy who has almost finished his Tamer training, confident that he will soon become an official Tamer. A good friend of his, Mr. Zudokorn, allows him to borrow his Digi Beetle, and all the Digimon in it, for Akira's Training Mission. After finishing the mission, one of the easiest in the game, you will be rewarded your Tamer license and your very own Digi-Beetle, named Gunner. Like in most RPGs, Akira eventually saves the world. [Ripped from Wikipedia ^^; I never owned or really noticed this game till a couple of years ago)
*A nice little bonus info: This game takes place during season 2 of Digimon, so you can DNA Digivolve
Digimon World 3 (This one I so can do, I play it a lot, till the CD broke -sob-) : You start out as a boy named Junior, who meets up with his buds (you name them), to go start playing a MMO, The Digital World. Along the way, you find out you can't log out. It's up to you to somehow manage to beat the greatest hacker, Mouse.
*A nice little bonus info: You can have 3 digimon with you, which helps a lot in those battles!
Digimon World 4 (I can SO do this one, I play with my kid sis ALL the time fufufu) : This is my fave game for this one reason: You play as a digimon. You're a new agent, I suppose, can't word it, but Seraphrimon, the boss, tells you what you need to do. Throughout the game you find out there's a virus, ect ect.
*A nice little bonus info: You can play two player. THAT HELPS. You also have weapons. I like guns ;3
Digimon World: Digital Card Battles: I feel pretty useless on this one. You play cards. x-x;
Digimon World DS: The VERY FIRST GAME OF DIGIMON ON DS :3! The player assumes the role of a Digimon tamer and embarks on a journey to discover, tame, raise, train and command more than 230 unique Digimon. Unlike most of the character collection-driven games in the series, Digimon World DS's gameplay continues after the character collection is completed. The player can build Digi-Farms to raise, evolve and communicate with the Digimon. Using Wi-Fi and local DS wireless connection, players can interact by exchanging Digimon, engaging in battles, and pooling resources to create rare types of Digimon. (Ripped from Wikipedia, I wish I owned it! XD)
*A nice little bonus info: On my digimon role play forum, I accidently used the name "Digi Farm" without knowing. rofl Digimon
World Dusk/Dawn: The sequels to Digimon World DS, not out in the US yet. A huge earthquake has stricken the Sunshine and Dark Moon districts, damaging the access points to the Digital World and causing many Digimon to mysteriously de-digivolve into Digi-Eggs. In Dawn, rumors have spread that the Night Crow Team, from Dark Moon, was responsible for the incident. However, a conflicting report surfaces in Dusk claiming the responsibility falls on the Light Fang team from the Sunshine district. With both sides accusing the other, players will take the role of an opposing tamer to investigate and uncover the truth behind the dangerous tremors. (Ripped from Wikipedia)
*A nice little bonus info: Dawn you start out as a orange-haired boy, Dusk, a purple-haired girl. The game features the Digimon Savers four main characters, each game slightly different. RELEASE DATE IS SEPTEMBER 28 THIS YEAR!
Digimon Rumble Arena 1+2: Simply put, you battle each other, or the CPU, with digimon. You unlock hidden digimon, and mega forms.
+++Download The Biggest Dreamer+++
Right click this! After that, "Save Target As", and then just find it on your computer!
- Location:On the Computer...?
- Mood:
bored - Music:A World Without Danger
This newest season, Digimon Savers, or as the US name, Digimon Data Squad, tries to make it more anime-like. Unlike the other seasons, which revolve around 8-14 year olds, this one actually takes place to high schoolers. I, being in high school myself, actually like this idea, because the Digi Destined are closer to my age more than usual.
This anime was released on December 9, 2006 in Japan on Fuji Network (but why do we care? I don't know, I take interest in that crap rofl), and is scheduled to premier August of this year. Disney ABC has signed an agreement with Toei Animation for the show. What does that mean? It means that this August, Jetix (that can be found on I believe ABC Family or Toon Disney) will be taking the show.
Digimon Data Squad has 48 episodes, and doesn't take after the other Digimon seasons, like I've said. Unlike the other seasons, where the rookie digimon were around 2 1/2 tall, the digimon are quite larger. Masaru's partner, Agumon, is to his WAIST, and he's, what, 18? That means that Agumon is around 4 feet tall. Which again, I'm starting to wonder when Agumon will fall over because of that big head o' his...
Coming this fall to Jetix!
Check Out What I'm Listening To! <--click, Digimon Tamers Japanese Theme, The Biggest Dreamer. GREAT song
- Location:In CA, being impatient
- Mood:
excited - Music:Kouji Wada's The Biggest Dreamer
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