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* DamageSpongeBoss: The bosses in general have much more HP than other Digimon. Especially the [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]]: it takes multiple hits that do more than 9999[[note]]The highest amount that can be displayed, but not the highest amount of damage that can actually be done with one attack[[/note]] damage to get their health ''halfway'' down.
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* DamageSpongeBoss: The bosses in general have much more HP than other Digimon. Especially the [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]]: {{Superboss}}es: it takes multiple hits that do more than 9999[[note]]The highest amount that can be displayed, but not the highest amount of damage that can actually be done with one attack[[/note]] damage to get their health ''halfway'' down.
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* TalkingTheMonsterToDeath: While the other Demon Lords become [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]] near the end of the game, Lilithmon is not fought. Instead, Yuma has a little talk with her about how she can't turn a blind eye to Lilithmon because [[spoiler:she is a "part of Yuma" thanks to being created out of her feelings of loneliness]]. In the end, Yuma's kindness makes Lilithmon feel genuinely loved and she disappears quietly. That's right, Yuma managed to make ''the physical embodiment of Lust'' [[BeyondTheImpossible feel pure love]].
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* TalkingTheMonsterToDeath: While the other Demon Lords become [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]] {{Optional Boss}}es near the end of the game, Lilithmon is not fought. Instead, Yuma has a little talk with her about how she can't turn a blind eye to Lilithmon because [[spoiler:she is a "part of Yuma" thanks to being created out of her feelings of loneliness]]. In the end, Yuma's kindness makes Lilithmon feel genuinely loved and she disappears quietly. That's right, Yuma managed to make ''the physical embodiment of Lust'' [[BeyondTheImpossible feel pure love]].
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