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* Crosses over into Fridge TearJerker too, but there's a heavy implication that by the end of the game, the "original" Aiba is ''gone.'' The fragments Alphamon found were little more than pieces of scrap data that happened to cling together a little longer than the rest, but the remaining gaps had to be filled by using the memories of Aiba's partner Digimon, essentially creating a patchwork copy that, while close enough that no one seems to be able to tell the difference, still isn't the original.
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* Crosses over into Fridge TearJerker too, but there's a heavy implication that by the end of the game, the "original" Aiba is ''gone.'' The fragments Alphamon found were little more than pieces of scrap data that happened to cling together a little longer than the rest, but the remaining gaps had to be filled by using the memories of Aiba's partner Digimon, essentially creating a patchwork copy that, while close enough that no one seems to be able to tell the difference, still isn't the original.original.
!!Fridge Logic
* The whole plan [[spoiler:to save the Digital World by eliminating humanity]] would just result in total destruction for everyone. [[spoiler:Since the Digital World is an alternate reality that exists within the World Wide Web, destroying the infrastructure and technology that makes it possible would result in the Digital World being destroyed in the process.]] Of course, this applies to the [[Anime/DigimonAdventureTri other]] [[Anime/DigimonDataSquad times]] that [[spoiler:King Drasil declared war on humanity]].
!!Fridge Logic
* The whole plan [[spoiler:to save the Digital World by eliminating humanity]] would just result in total destruction for everyone. [[spoiler:Since the Digital World is an alternate reality that exists within the World Wide Web, destroying the infrastructure and technology that makes it possible would result in the Digital World being destroyed in the process.]] Of course, this applies to the [[Anime/DigimonAdventureTri other]] [[Anime/DigimonDataSquad times]] that [[spoiler:King Drasil declared war on humanity]].
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* Aiba's mother being a journalist initially seems like it's just a convenient reason for her to be absent and unaware of the Digimon situation. [[spoiler:However, it actually explains how and why Aiba would've been part of the first EDEN test, when it was a closed beta the public shouldn't have known about. Media would naturally be among the first to learn of it, and would have likely been invited to attend.]]
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* There's some real AdultFear when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.
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* There's some real AdultFear concerns when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.
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* Later in chapter 18 [[spoiler:when you're seeing the main characters as children in the digital world, they all approach younger versions of what would later become their partners. Not only does Nokia meet Agumon and Gabumon, but Yuuko is lined up close to Botamon (which becomes her Gaiomon later), Yuugo is lined up with Pabumon (which becomes his avatar's Machinedramon), and Arata is lined up next to Kuramon, which becomes his Diaboromon).]]
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* Later in chapter 18 [[spoiler:when you're seeing the main characters as children in the digital world, they all approach younger versions of what would later become their partners. Not only does Nokia meet Agumon and Gabumon, but Yuuko is lined up close to Botamon (which becomes her Gaiomon later), Yuugo is lined up with Pabumon (which becomes his avatar's Machinedramon), and Arata is lined up next to Kuramon, which Kuramon (which becomes his Diaboromon).]]
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* Later in chapter 18 [[spoiler:when you're seeing the main characters as children in the digital world, they all approach younger versions of what would later become their partners. Not only does Nokia meet Agumon and Gabumon, but Yuuko is lined up close to Botamon (which becomes her Gaiomon later), Yuugo is lined up with Pabumon (which becomes his avatar's Machinedramon), and Arata is lined up next to Kuramon, which becomes his Diaboromon).]]
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* There's some real AdultFear when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.
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* There's some real AdultFear when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.later.
* Crosses over into Fridge TearJerker too, but there's a heavy implication that by the end of the game, the "original" Aiba is ''gone.'' The fragments Alphamon found were little more than pieces of scrap data that happened to cling together a little longer than the rest, but the remaining gaps had to be filled by using the memories of Aiba's partner Digimon, essentially creating a patchwork copy that, while close enough that no one seems to be able to tell the difference, still isn't the original.
* Crosses over into Fridge TearJerker too, but there's a heavy implication that by the end of the game, the "original" Aiba is ''gone.'' The fragments Alphamon found were little more than pieces of scrap data that happened to cling together a little longer than the rest, but the remaining gaps had to be filled by using the memories of Aiba's partner Digimon, essentially creating a patchwork copy that, while close enough that no one seems to be able to tell the difference, still isn't the original.
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* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler:/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kuremi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]
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* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler:/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kuremi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]]]
!!Fridge Horror
* There's some real AdultFear when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.
!!Fridge Horror
* There's some real AdultFear when it comes to Ami's/Takumi's condition: Their mother, Yukino, is working abroad and away from Japan, leaving their only line of communication being the occasional chat message on the Digi-Line. When Ami/Takumi become afflicted with EDEN Syndrome, Kyoko manages to use some cyber sleuth deception to keep their mother from finding out, but the fact still remains that now their only child is in an effectively permanent coma and they are ''none the wiser.'' The tone of Yukino's messages become anxious when Tokyo is besieged by the Royal Knights, making it clear she is worried about Ami/Takumi, and eventually manages to finish her work early and return home. However, the issue is that at this point ''her child is still in a coma,'' making it a very real risk that Yukino could return home to find Ami/Takumi completely comatose and clinging to life in a hospital bed. And no, the ending doesn't fix it. Thanks to the CosmicRetcon, it was changed so that all the children involved instead just went into a coma following the EDEN Beta incident, meaning now Yukino's only son/daughter was in a coma for '''eight years.''' And when the other kids finally do wake up, Ami/Takumi ''doesn't'' until several weeks later.
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* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kurumi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]
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* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler/Alphamon]]. Kyouko[[spoiler:/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kurumi Kuremi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]
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* Keramon's entire line still being "Free" digimon in this game, despite being [[DarkIsNotEvil a Dark digimon]] and associated with viruses due to the movie's example, may be seen as reflective on how Arata's hacking (something often seen as being morally "dark" by it's own nature too) can allow him to bypasses conventional rules, as this means part of the game's elemental RockPaperScissors can't apply to them. In the case of [[spoiler:Diaboromon]] the lack of being a Virus is also a positive reflection of Arata recovering after [[spoiler:being infected by the Eaters made him power obsessed]].
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* Keramon's entire line still being "Free" digimon in this game, despite being [[DarkIsNotEvil a Dark digimon]] and associated with viruses due to the movie's example, may be seen as reflective on how Arata's hacking (something often seen as being morally "dark" by it's own nature too) can allow him to bypasses conventional rules, as this means part of the game's elemental RockPaperScissors can't apply to them. In the case of [[spoiler:Diaboromon]] the lack of being a Virus is also a positive reflection of Arata recovering after [[spoiler:being infected by the Eaters made him power obsessed]].obsessed]].
* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kurumi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]
* The fact that your maximum party size is eleven Digimon isn't as arbitrary a number as it might appear. If you include the Player Character (who is themself, technically, a digital entity) there are a total of 12 members, all working under Kyouko[[spoiler/Alphamon]]. Meaning that the Kurumi Detective Agency has 13 members. Sound familiar? [[spoiler: With all the fracturing and infighting going on among the Royal Knights, it's not surprising that Alphamon would decide to [[StartMyOwn try recruiting a back-up team]] to deal with the Eater crisis.]]
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Since the Free type association with Arata's character still counts, just tried to make it a new example.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka excessive consumption and often associated with over-eating. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers, since ''power'' is what comes from Digimon "eating" in-universe), allows himself to be overcome by [[MeaningfulName Eaters]] in the process, and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified from the Eaters corruption and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony.
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching which caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching which caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka excessive consumption and often associated with over-eating. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers, since ''power'' is what comes from Digimon "eating" in-universe), allows himself [[spoiler:himself]] to be overcome by [[MeaningfulName Eaters]] in the process, and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified from the Eaters corruption and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony.
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game.Her Nokia's strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how here they still are a combination of ''her'' "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core "Friendship". Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, [[spoiler:getting corrupted by the Eaters]], much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected [[spoiler:infected by a virus before its hatching hatching]] which caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.dangerous.
* Keramon's entire line still being "Free" digimon in this game, despite being [[DarkIsNotEvil a Dark digimon]] and associated with viruses due to the movie's example, may be seen as reflective on how Arata's hacking (something often seen as being morally "dark" by it's own nature too) can allow him to bypasses conventional rules, as this means part of the game's elemental RockPaperScissors can't apply to them. In the case of [[spoiler:Diaboromon]] the lack of being a Virus is also a positive reflection of Arata recovering after [[spoiler:being infected by the Eaters made him power obsessed]].
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game.
* Keramon's entire line still being "Free" digimon in this game, despite being [[DarkIsNotEvil a Dark digimon]] and associated with viruses due to the movie's example, may be seen as reflective on how Arata's hacking (something often seen as being morally "dark" by it's own nature too) can allow him to bypasses conventional rules, as this means part of the game's elemental RockPaperScissors can't apply to them. In the case of [[spoiler:Diaboromon]] the lack of being a Virus is also a positive reflection of Arata recovering after [[spoiler:being infected by the Eaters made him power obsessed]].
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Keramon and it's later stages have always been free or unknown type digimon, the one from the movie got a computer virus but that didn't make it a Virus type; Only occasional exception I know of to this rule of thumb is Diaboromon and his later stages, not Infermon.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption.excessive consumption and often associated with over-eating. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), Tamers, since ''power'' is what comes from Digimon "eating" in-universe), allows himself to be overcome by [[MeaningfulName Eaters]] in the process, and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified from the Eaters corruption and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.
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* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching and caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
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* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching and which caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.
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* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.all.
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching and caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
* On a similar note is Arata and Nokia ending up with the strongest characters of Our War Game. Her strength is being able to bring ''lots'' of people together, an event ''only'' Omnimon's creation entailed thus far in the franchise and ends up tying nicely into how they are a combination of "Courage" and "Friendship", while at his core Arata is a highly skilled PlayfulHacker who ends up getting corrupted, much like that Keramon who was said to have been infected by a virus before its hatching and caused its own gluttonous behavior and made ''how'' they were "playful" far more dangerous.
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This is my first edit, but I really thought it deserved a mention! Sorry if I screwed it up XC
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!!Fridge Brillance
* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.
* Fun fact about [[spoiler:Arata's]] whole affair: [[spoiler:Infermon]] is the Digimon you need if you want to get Beelzemon. Beelzemon is the Demon Lord of Gluttony, aka Consumption. Beelzemon is also the Digimon who gets owned by Gallantmon in Tamers. And who goes on a rampage trying to gain tons of power (just like Beelzemon in Tamers), and ends up ''consuming Gallantmon?'' [[spoiler:Arata]] doesn't end up getting a Beelzemon himself, but it's kind of fitting that way, too, because he's been purified and is going towards his proper path again instead of turning into a Demon Lord of Gluttony. This might also be why [[spoiler:Infermon's]] normal line is Free type, but that could just be explained by [[spoiler:Arata]] having the line at all.
