* AwesomeButImpractical: Giromon's finisher. Supposedly the most powerful one in the game, but due to this (and possibly to compensate for the fact that Giromon is one of the easier ultimates to obtain), the way it functions prevents it from being useful a lot of the time. Essentially, unlike most finishers, which when pulled off successfully, are guaranteed to hit the enemy, Giromon's creates a bomb he throws into the ground and which the enemy has to run into for them to be damaged. The thing is that the distance Giromon throws the bomb at never changes, and due to the way battles work, you have no control over where he tosses it, so in smaller areas it's very likely that it'll get tossed into the scenery (or even off-screen) where the enemy can't touch it, making it useless.
** Another example, as well as another candidate for strongest finisher is Digitamamon's finisher, Nightmare Syndrome. It attacks by creating a ghost that inflicts damage by contact. The problem is that it flyes randomly, so it either hits the enemy, runs out of power or hits ''yourself''.
* BadExportForYou: Almost every PAL version of the game has a bug that prevents you to enter a dungeon in the desert, preventing you to recruit Whamon and Shellmon. This makes the game hard to win since, without Whamon (who takes you to several new areas ripe with quests and recruitable Digimon) and Shellmon (whose Bulletin Board is needed to provide updates on some quests), you miss many champion and ultimate-level Digimon. Since the final dungeon is unlocked after you gained a certain number of "points" (earned by recruiting Digimon ; the higher their level, the more points you gain), you have to scrap to unlock it.

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* AwesomeButImpractical: A couple of powerful finishers.
** One of them is Giromon's. It's supposedly the most powerful in the game, but the way it functions prevents it from being useful a lot of the time. Unlike most finishers, which are guaranteed to hit the enemy when successfully launched, Giromon creates and throws a bomb into the ground, and the enemy has to run into the bomb to take damage. However, due to battle mechanics, you have no control over the direction Giromon aims. Combined with the fixed range of the throw, in smaller areas Giromon is likely to throw into the scenery (or even off-screen) where the enemy can't even reach.
** Another example and candidate for strongest finisher is Digitamamon's finisher, Nightmare Syndrome. It creates a ghost that inflicts damage by contact. The problem is that it flies randomly, so it either runs out of power, hits the enemy, or hits ''your own Digimon''.
* BadExportForYou: Almost every PAL version of the game has a bug that prevents you from entering a dungeon in the desert, in turn blocking you from recruiting Whamon and Shellmon. This makes the game hard to win since, without Whamon (who takes you to several new areas ripe with quests and recruitable Digimon) and Shellmon (whose Bulletin Board is needed to provide updates on some quests), you miss many champion and ultimate-level Digimon. Since the final dungeon is unlocked after you gain a certain number of "points" (earned by recruiting Digimon; the higher their level, the more points you gain), you have to scrap to unlock it.

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