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** When you free a victim from an Eater, you get transported to this strange black and white worldwith what looks like hundreds of swirling tendrils flying at the screen. It's very quietly disturbing.
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** The Eater's forms are weird and disturbing to the extreme. It's first form is a strange squid thingy that very obviously moves in ways it ''shouldn't''. It's second form vaguely resembles a human made of tendrils and eyes. It's third form is [[spoiler: fused with Yuuko.]] In this form, it's a giant spider that has [[spoiler: Yuuko]] trapped inside it. When it uses it's special move, you can audibly hear it's victim screaming in agony from behind the gag they're wearing. Oh, and did I mention they all have a weird M.C.Escher checkerboard appearance to them?
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** The Eater's forms are weird and disturbing to the extreme. All of them have very strange movements, and it often looks like they haven't been fully textured or there's a glitch in the model's code.
*** It's first form is an ordinary Eater, a strange squid thingy that very obviously moves in ways it ''shouldn't''. It's eye is very twitchy and has a laser attack that eats at data.
*** It's second form vaguely resembles a human made of tendrils and eyes. It moves in a very strange way, like it has too many joints or something.
*** It's third form is called Eater Eve and is [[spoiler: fused with Yuuko.]] In this form, it's a giant spider that has [[spoiler: Yuuko]] trapped inside it. When it uses it's special move, you can audibly hear it's victim screaming in agony from behind the gag they'rewearing. Oh, wearing.
*** It's fourth anddid I mention they all have final form, Eater Adam, is actually [[spoiler: Arata.]] It's a weird M.C.Escher checkerboard appearance to them?strangely humanoid figure with swirling patterns inside it's almost Slenderman-esque body, with hair made of tendrils. It really doesn't help when it uses it's special attack, where hundreds of spikes burst from the ground almost like the Dragon Teeth from Mass Effect.
*** It's first form is an ordinary Eater, a strange squid thingy that very obviously moves in ways it ''shouldn't''. It's eye is very twitchy and has a laser attack that eats at data.
*** It's second form vaguely resembles a human made of tendrils and eyes. It moves in a very strange way, like it has too many joints or something.
*** It's third form is called Eater Eve and is [[spoiler: fused with Yuuko.]] In this form, it's a giant spider that has [[spoiler: Yuuko]] trapped inside it. When it uses it's special move, you can audibly hear it's victim screaming in agony from behind the gag they're
*** It's fourth and
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* Almost all of Chapter 18, and TheReveal in all it's glory. [[spoiler: During the EDEN Beta, five children found a gateway into the Digital World. Suddenly, an Eater appears from thin air. One of the children decides to distract it, while the rest run away. The end result? One child became the first victim of EDEN Syndrome, and the other four become horribly traumatized, enough to get their memories wiped clean. These children? Yuugo, Yuuko, Nokia, Arata, and ''you.'' That's right, ''you personally'' are the reason the Eaters exist.]]
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* Almost all of Chapter 18, and TheReveal in all it's glory. [[spoiler: During the EDEN Beta, five children found a gateway into the Digital World. Suddenly, an Eater appears from thin air. One of the children decides to distract it, while the rest run away. The end result? One child became the first victim of EDEN Syndrome, and the other four become horribly traumatized, enough to get their memories wiped clean. These children? Yuugo, Yuuko, Nokia, Arata, and ''you.'' That's right, ''you personally'' are the reason the Eaters exist.]]]]
* When you get to the Tokyo Metropolis Building, there's a Digital Shift that takes up half of the front of the building! And it's implied it can get even ''worse.''
* When you get to the Tokyo Metropolis Building, there's a Digital Shift that takes up half of the front of the building! And it's implied it can get even ''worse.''
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** [[spoiler: Leopardmon's ultimate goal? Use the power of the Digital Shifts to create a hole big enough that he can digivolve to something BEYOND Examon's power. Kyoko basically states that if it were to happen, it's game over.]]
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* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When it cuts back to the real world, all that's left are your goggles. You're gone.
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* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When it cuts back to the real world, all that's left are your goggles. You're gone.gone.
* Almost all of Chapter 18, and TheReveal in all it's glory. [[spoiler: During the EDEN Beta, five children found a gateway into the Digital World. Suddenly, an Eater appears from thin air. One of the children decides to distract it, while the rest run away. The end result? One child became the first victim of EDEN Syndrome, and the other four become horribly traumatized, enough to get their memories wiped clean. These children? Yuugo, Yuuko, Nokia, Arata, and ''you.'' That's right, ''you personally'' are the reason the Eaters exist.]]
* Almost all of Chapter 18, and TheReveal in all it's glory. [[spoiler: During the EDEN Beta, five children found a gateway into the Digital World. Suddenly, an Eater appears from thin air. One of the children decides to distract it, while the rest run away. The end result? One child became the first victim of EDEN Syndrome, and the other four become horribly traumatized, enough to get their memories wiped clean. These children? Yuugo, Yuuko, Nokia, Arata, and ''you.'' That's right, ''you personally'' are the reason the Eaters exist.]]
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* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When you connect to it, it shows the real world... And all that's left of you are a pair of goggles.
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* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When you connect it cuts back to it, it shows the real world... And world, all that's left of you are a pair of goggles.your goggles. You're gone.
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* Upon defeating [[spoiler: Crusadermon]] in Chapter 17, the Akihabara Digital Shift goes ''pitch black.'' You can only see a few feet in front of you, and you can only see the street in front of you. The buildings on either side of the road are completely gone in this sequence. There are also three whole screens of nothing before you get to a cutscene.
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* Upon defeating [[spoiler: Crusadermon]] in Chapter 17, the Akihabara Digital Shift goes ''pitch black.'' You can only see a few feet in front of you, and you can only see the street in front of you. The buildings on either side of the road are completely gone in this sequence. There are also three whole screens of nothing before you get to a cutscene.cutscene.
* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When you connect to it, it shows the real world... And all that's left of you are a pair of goggles.
* [[spoiler: Beginning of Eden.]] The whole place looks like a kid's playground, all bright colors and floating blocks. You even get to see a version of Galacta Park, which is completely fine and unbroken. Knowing that this is the original version just makes it's [[spoiler: future]] all the more depressing. Then you and [[spoiler: the children]] see a Connect Jump spot. When you connect to it, it shows the real world... And all that's left of you are a pair of goggles.
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* When somebody contracts EDEN Syndrome, it's because their mind has been destroyed and their body is now a comatose vegetable. The player survives this, and thus gets the [[BlatantLies oh-so-wonderful]] experience of seeing their own ''comatose body.'' Just imagine that, seeing your own body lying in a hospital bed in a ward that, given the lack of knowledge on EDEN Syndrome, may as well be a tomb.
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* When somebody contracts EDEN Syndrome, it's because their mind has been destroyed and their body is now a comatose vegetable. The player survives this, and thus gets the [[BlatantLies oh-so-wonderful]] experience of seeing their own ''comatose body.'' Just imagine that, seeing your own body lying in a hospital bed in a ward that, given the lack of knowledge on EDEN Syndrome, may as well be a tomb.tomb.
* Upon defeating [[spoiler: Crusadermon]] in Chapter 17, the Akihabara Digital Shift goes ''pitch black.'' You can only see a few feet in front of you, and you can only see the street in front of you. The buildings on either side of the road are completely gone in this sequence. There are also three whole screens of nothing before you get to a cutscene.
* Upon defeating [[spoiler: Crusadermon]] in Chapter 17, the Akihabara Digital Shift goes ''pitch black.'' You can only see a few feet in front of you, and you can only see the street in front of you. The buildings on either side of the road are completely gone in this sequence. There are also three whole screens of nothing before you get to a cutscene.
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it's always in a way that sounds like a wild rumor. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it's always in a way that sounds like a wild rumor. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' It's ''wingspan alone'' can almost entirely surround the rooftop you stand on. If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* A recurring theme in later chapters is that your character is spacing out and forgetting things almost at random. This is because [[spoiler: they're dying. Rather, the digital construct they're stuck in is beginning to fade. Why? Because you keep Connect Jumping. Every time, it wears you down a little more. It's essentially committing suicide over the course of weeks and months, and you don't even know it.]]
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* A recurring theme in later chapters is that your character is spacing out and forgetting things almost at random. This is because [[spoiler: they're dying. Rather, the digital construct they're stuck in is beginning to fade. Why? Because you keep Connect Jumping. Every time, it wears you down a little more. It's essentially committing suicide over the course of weeks and months, and you don't even know it.]]]]
* When somebody contracts EDEN Syndrome, it's because their mind has been destroyed and their body is now a comatose vegetable. The player survives this, and thus gets the [[BlatantLies oh-so-wonderful]] experience of seeing their own ''comatose body.'' Just imagine that, seeing your own body lying in a hospital bed in a ward that, given the lack of knowledge on EDEN Syndrome, may as well be a tomb.
* When somebody contracts EDEN Syndrome, it's because their mind has been destroyed and their body is now a comatose vegetable. The player survives this, and thus gets the [[BlatantLies oh-so-wonderful]] experience of seeing their own ''comatose body.'' Just imagine that, seeing your own body lying in a hospital bed in a ward that, given the lack of knowledge on EDEN Syndrome, may as well be a tomb.
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*** The third is called the Reaper Elevator. Supposedly, it's an elevator used by the Grim Reaper that travels from the basement to the top floor every night at 2AM.
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*** The third is called the Reaper Elevator. Supposedly, it's an elevator used by the Grim Reaper that travels from the basement to the top floor every night at 2AM.2AM.
* A recurring theme in later chapters is that your character is spacing out and forgetting things almost at random. This is because [[spoiler: they're dying. Rather, the digital construct they're stuck in is beginning to fade. Why? Because you keep Connect Jumping. Every time, it wears you down a little more. It's essentially committing suicide over the course of weeks and months, and you don't even know it.]]
* A recurring theme in later chapters is that your character is spacing out and forgetting things almost at random. This is because [[spoiler: they're dying. Rather, the digital construct they're stuck in is beginning to fade. Why? Because you keep Connect Jumping. Every time, it wears you down a little more. It's essentially committing suicide over the course of weeks and months, and you don't even know it.]]
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** The legends you deal with are equally creepy.
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his body forever.
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his body forever.
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** The legends you deal with are equally creepy. \n Sadly, the true culprit to all three is just an old man, but still...
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his bodyforever.forever.
*** The second is derived from Teke Teke, an apparition who lost her feet in a train accident. She can move up to ''150 kph'' with her arms alone, laughing all the while. Kata Kata, the new name that Teke Teke has taken, is the sound of her teeth ''chattering from fear before she got hit by a train.'' She'll also steal your legs if you're not careful.
*** The third is called the Reaper Elevator. Supposedly, it's an elevator used by the Grim Reaper that travels from the basement to the top floor every night at 2AM.
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his body
*** The second is derived from Teke Teke, an apparition who lost her feet in a train accident. She can move up to ''150 kph'' with her arms alone, laughing all the while. Kata Kata, the new name that Teke Teke has taken, is the sound of her teeth ''chattering from fear before she got hit by a train.'' She'll also steal your legs if you're not careful.
*** The third is called the Reaper Elevator. Supposedly, it's an elevator used by the Grim Reaper that travels from the basement to the top floor every night at 2AM.
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it's always in a way that sounds like a wild rumor. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it's always in a way that sounds like a wild rumor. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]]]
* A request during Chapter 16 takes place during the night in Nakano. Seeing the usually packed shopping center almost totally empty is more than a bit terrifying. If you try to walk past Kenji on the first floor, he mentions that it's a "Bad direction to head in at this hour" and gives no further explanation.
** The legends you deal with are equally creepy.
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his body forever.
* A request during Chapter 16 takes place during the night in Nakano. Seeing the usually packed shopping center almost totally empty is more than a bit terrifying. If you try to walk past Kenji on the first floor, he mentions that it's a "Bad direction to head in at this hour" and gives no further explanation.
** The legends you deal with are equally creepy.
*** The first involves a man who got broken up with and murdered his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and mailed bits of him back at a time. This didn't work, because the girl was ''raising him from the dead using black magic.'' So the man attaches the last leg to his own body and wanders with it attached to his body forever.
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than LullDestruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than LullDestruction.it's always in a way that sounds like a wild rumor. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction.LullDestruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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** The Eater's forms are weird and disturbing to the extreme. It's first form is a strange squid thingy that very obviously moves in ways it ''shouldn't''. It's second form vaguely resembles a human made of tendrils and eyes. It's third form is [[spoiler: fused with Yuuko.]] In this form, it's a giant spider that has [[spoiler: Yuuko]] trapped inside it. When it uses it's special move, you can audibly hear it's victim screaming in agony from behind the gag they're wearing. Oh, and did I mention they all have a weird M.C.Escher checkerboard appearance to them?
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit. That does almost NOTHING against this guy. His full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit. That hit, and that does almost NOTHING against this guy. His FIVE ROYAL KNIGHTS show up to fight him, and barely land a scratch. It's full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]] Everyone who knows of it will basically state it's insanely strong. It is, without a doubt, the [[spoiler: strongest of the Royal Knights.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.''
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.'''' If you've been really grinding levels, by now you'll have a 70-90 level Digimon that can deal 2000 damage in a single hit. That does almost NOTHING against this guy. His full title? [[spoiler: Examon the Dragon Emperor.]]
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a skyscraper. You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.''
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the size of a skyscraper. ''skyscraper.'' You, the character, are about as big as one it's ''claws.'' When in a talking cutscene, it's model takes up almost the ''entire screen.''
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.
** By the way, this place is also inhabited by MetalTyrannomons, Gigadramons, AeroVeedramons, and DoruGreymons. All of which are ULTIMATE level, and are all considered EXTREMELY dangerous.
** By the way, this place is also inhabited by MetalTyrannomons, Gigadramons, AeroVeedramons, and DoruGreymons. All of which are ULTIMATE level, and are all considered EXTREMELY dangerous.
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.
** Byone. It's absolutely covered in holes, areas where Eaters have eaten away at it. Your first glimpse at it's in game model shows that it's about the way, this place is also inhabited by MetalTyrannomons, Gigadramons, AeroVeedramons, and DoruGreymons. All size of which a skyscraper. You, the character, are ULTIMATE level, and are all considered EXTREMELY dangerous.about as big as one it's ''claws.''
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.
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* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.one.
** By the way, this place is also inhabited by MetalTyrannomons, Gigadramons, AeroVeedramons, and DoruGreymons. All of which are ULTIMATE level, and are all considered EXTREMELY dangerous.
** By the way, this place is also inhabited by MetalTyrannomons, Gigadramons, AeroVeedramons, and DoruGreymons. All of which are ULTIMATE level, and are all considered EXTREMELY dangerous.
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people with their tentacles... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish, [[HarmfulToMinors right in front of his friends.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people with their tentacles... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish, [[HarmfulToMinors right in front of his friends.]]]]]]]]
* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.
* After [[spoiler: the Digital and Real Worlds begin to merge]] everyone is saying it's dangerous outside, but it never seems anything more than Lull Destruction. Then Chapter 16 hits, and you go into Odaiba. Not only is it ''on fire'', but it actually looks remarkably like a war zone. It's appearance hits REALLY hard, especially since the only hints that [[spoiler: the Digital World]] is ''there'' is bits of floating glitchy data before now. By the way? [[spoiler: Examon]] is here. Y'know. [[spoiler: The giant dragon you saw falling from the sky a few chapters back?]] The one being consumed by Eaters? That one.
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people with their tentacles... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish, [[HarmfulToMinors right in front of his friends.]] It's no wonder the kids were granted mercy LaserGuidedAmnesia after getting back to the real world.]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people with their tentacles... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish, [[HarmfulToMinors right in front of his friends.]] It's no wonder the kids were granted mercy LaserGuidedAmnesia after getting back to the real world.]]]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people...people with their tentacles... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.five-ish, [[HarmfulToMinors right in front of his friends.]] It's no wonder the kids were granted mercy LaserGuidedAmnesia after getting back to the real world.]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror [[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]]', body]], while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]', body]]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]
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* The Eaters. They are a race of EldritchAbominations whose one and only purpose is to consume everything in their path, and they only manage to get worse as the game progresses. [[spoiler: Turns out that they occasionally turn up in Eden and consume people's avatars, destroying their mental data and leaving their physical body in a (seemingly endless) coma, but they eventually start appearing in the real world as well, where they start feasting on the people of Tokyo in earnest. The feeding process is thankfully usually shown as them just kind of hitting people... except in two cases; namely, Yuuko and Yuugo getting attacked by them. The former gets an Eater sicced on her while bound and blinded, and the following boss battle is against an Eater '[[BodyHorror with her partially merged into its body]', while the latter gets overtaken and consumed by an Eater at the tender age of five-ish.]]]]]]
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