History Awesome / DigimonGhostGame

* GulusGammamon arguably gets a moment of his own even in defeat. Rather than whine or moan about it, he accepts his loss rather well, sticking to his own [[TheSocialDarwinist social darwinist rules]] to the very end; Gammamon devoured him (''literally to boot''), so now ''he'' gets to decide how things will be from now on.

* As unhinged as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonists' Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, but he still has more than enough energy to fight all the protagonist's Digimon and wipe them out in one fell swoop. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts -- the only villain that comes close to this level of creative annihilation is Diablomon from ''[[Recap/DigimonAdventureMovieOurWarGame Our War Game]]''.

* As unhinged as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, but he still has more than enough energy to fight all the protagonist's Digimon and wipe them out in one fell swoop. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts -- the only thing that goes near this level of creative annihilation is the Diablomon from ''[[Recap/DigimonAdventureMovieOurWarGame Our War Game]]''.

* Gammamon subverting 'so last season' and using ''all'' of his digivolutions rapidfire to take down Regulusmon. Special mention goes to WezenGammamon, who manages to crack Regulusmon's shield despite Regulusmon being in the same realm of power as an ''Ultimate/Mega''. Also notable is that the attack he uses - Albion, previously took at least half a minute to charge. In this instance, it fully charges in just a second.
* Siriusmon literally punching out Regulusmon.

* Gammamon subverting 'so last season' and using ''all'' of his digivolutions rapidfire to take down Regulusmon. Special mention goes to WezenGammamon, who manages to crack Regulusmon's shield despite Regulusmon being in the same realm of power as an ''Ultimate/Mega''.

* As unhinged as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, but he still has more than enough energy to fight all the protagonist's Digimon and wipe them out in one fell swoop. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts -- the only thing that goes near this level of cunning is the the Diablomon from ''[[Recap/DigimonAdventureMovieOurWarGame Our War Game]]''.

* As unhinged as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, but he still has more than enough energy to fight all the protagonist's Digimon and wipe them out in one fell swoop. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts -- the only thing that goes near this level of cunning is the the Diablomon from ''Recap/DigimonAdventureMovieOurWarGame Our War Game]]''.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, but he still has more than enough energy to fight all the protagonist's Digimon and wipe them out in one fell swoop. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who easily wipes floor with the protagonist's Digimon and by his admission defeated numerous stronger-than-average corrupted Digimon himself, can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, nd then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at Perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against ''four Ultimates''. Not even [=BloomLordmon=] who has been stated to be downright impregnable can withstand fighting him for an extended period of time, nd then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against three ultimates. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than most apocalyptic threats, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* As vile as he is, you got to give props to Regulusmon. Despite being only at perfect level, he still manages to hold his own against three ultimates. And then he reveals he was only pretending to be on the backfoot to lure them into a false sense of security! He catches Amphimon, throws her at Siriusmon as a distraction and blasts a hole in the latter's chest. If one ever doubted that Regulusmon's cunning made him far more terrifying than any other dark evolution, this episode has very likely erased those doubts.

* In a desperate attempt to get Gammamon back, Hiro tempts Regulusmon with the power he'd get from them syncing and making the offer believable by asking for him to send everyone home in exchange. With everyone desperately trying to talk Hiro out of it, Regulusmon agrees. So Hiro activates his Digivice, makes the connection... and syncs with Gammamon instead. Regulusmon is ''furious'', but can't do anything as Canoweissmon separates himself from his evil counterpart.

* When Dagomon tries to go for a second round against the protagonists, a Digital Gate shows up and expels him back to his world...and turns out it's the work of a group of very unlikely rescuers. Namely, the Cthyllamon and the group of Hangyomon in Episode 60 shows up with Black Tailmon Uver. expelling the rampaging EldritchAbomination and the Hangyomon seen saving people like Kotaro, something that they wouldn't had been done in their debut.

* To [=ZeedMillenniumon's=] credit, it's taken just as seriously and imposing as the situation at hand would mandate, rather than "just" being another MonsterOfTheWeek.

* Bastemon makes short work of Lamortmon brainwashing him and keep Canoweissmon busy with him, wipe the floor with Espimon and Airdramon, and dodge Thetismon teleporting right behind her, which leads to...
* Bastemon tries to drain Thetismon's life force. However, Thetismon reveals that she had planned for this and filled her body with silver vine, which Bastemon is vulnerable to.

* The heroes causually revealing they can save an entire horde of in training digimon from starving to death.

* Espimon and Hiro sync up and Hiro's Digivice triggers, causing Espimon to digivolve into [=HoverEspimon=]. He proceeds to help the heroes defeat a Digimon two levels higher with a ''OneHitKill'' move.

** Espimon and Hiro sync up and Hiro's Digivice triggers, causing Espimon to digivolve into [=HoverEspimon=]. He proceeds to help the heroes defeat a Digimon two levels higher with a ''OneHitKill'' move.