* Considering how rushed the finale was, why did the show have so many filler episodes overall? I could understand a few of them being needed, but overall, it just hurt the show.
** They probably thought they had as long as any other digimon season (48-52 eps) rather than the 25 that they actually had.
*** But even then, most series have had an arc or two by the 12th episode.
**** Maybe they were just writing whatever came to their heads at the time. This explains the two left field plot twists in the season finale and the fact the finale is a bunch of Shonen and digimon cliches stacked ontop of each other, because we obviously haven't had enough generic Shonen.
***** The other possiblity is their was no real plot beyond catch the poke-digimon, and the new kid was so bland they needed filler to fill the season out.
***** Executive meddling. They didn't have the ''time'' to make the best series they could, since this was commissioned way too soon. After all, Xros Wars was originally suppposed to end at 54, yet this series premiered the week after. Odds are they were forced to make this right away and could only do so much with the time they had.

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** Arguably they had the most fire power of their respective seasons. Tai's War Greymon pretty much destroyed two megas all on his own and even when the entire team worked together War Greymon was often the one who delivered the final killing blow - he also took on Piedmon directly and lasted the longest out of the Digidestineds digimon. Same with Takuya and Takato they were again the strongest players in their seasons. Gallantmon became the most powerful offensive player on the team and took out some of the D-Reapers top offensive players. Takuya's Burning Greymon was also the most powerful beast spirit of all of the children even grounding Kendo Garurumon who is another powerful player of the team. Davis is a more unique case but Veemon was often the one getting the most powerful upgrades like Magnamon, etc.
* What's up with the Xros up digimon naming convention suddenly popping up? In the previous seasons, digixrossed digimon either got a fused name (jiji shoutmon), a number indicating the type of xros (shoutmon x2) or a + (shoutmon + dorulu cannon), depending on whether they were fused, part of the main line or still seperate. However, in this season, all digixrosses are suddenly called xros up digimon (like Xros Up Arresterdramon). It sounds really awkward whenever they pronounce the full name.

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