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Digimon Ghost Game

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Digimon Ghost Game	comment	Digimon Ghost Game is the 9th anime TV seriesnote and 10th anime series overall in the Digimon franchise, which premiered on October 3, 2021 as the successor to Digimon Adventure: (2020).Thanks to advancements in technology, holograms and artificial intelligence have become a part of everyday life. However, there are growing rumors online that glitches in these holograms are resulting in supernatural phenomenons and incidents, caused by so-called "Hologram Ghosts".One day, first-year middle-school student Hiro Amanokawa discovers a mysterious device left behind by his father, who has seemingly vanished from the face of the Earth. When he puts on this "Digivice", Hiro is suddenly able to perceive and interact with the "Digimon" life forms who are the true culprits behind the Hologram Ghost incidents. With the help of Gammamon — a Digimon entrusted to Hiro by his father — and his various friends, Hiro steps into a hidden world of adventure and horror as he investigates the mysteries of the Hologram Ghost incidents, the Digimon behind them, and the "Digital World" that it all seems to originate from.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_105f4bd9	type	Villain: Exit, Stage Left
Digimon Ghost Game / int_105f4bd9	comment	Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Some hostile Digimon simply leave when their plans are foiled due to heroes being unable to pursue them. This includes Clockmon (first encounter), Dracumon, Majiramon, Crowmon, Sistermon Ceil, Zassoumon, Phelesmon, Jyureimon, Vamdemon and Matadormon, Meicrackmon, Baalmon, Kuzuhamon, Lilithmon, Dagomon. Some even promise to return and never do.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_118a2d16	type	Hanlon's Razor
Digimon Ghost Game / int_118a2d16	comment	Hanlon's Razor: Half of the time, whenever a Digimon attempts to harm anyone, it's because they're trying to do good but are unaware of how much harm they are doing or they just can't comprehend that humans are living beings deserving of respect like they are rather than inferiorities or playthings. Yet, many of these acts are just as horrific as the openly malicious ones.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_133f5d54	type	Phantom Zone
Digimon Ghost Game / int_133f5d54	comment	Phantom Zone: The heroes are able to access a pseudo Digital World, where everything resembles the real world but has no effect on it, allowing them to battle more dangerous Digimon without threat to the city or the civilians in it, which is very important especially later on where the attacks of stronger perfect-levels or Ultimates have enough destructive power to blow up entire cities. Digimon within it are also fully materialized without the help of a Digivice. Each DIM Card seems to open a different one. One is covered in grass and temperate trees, another is covered in tropical forests, and the third one has green Tron Lines everywhere. And later on, Hokuto has more DIM cards delivered to the kids and allowing them to open up more fields, including a desert and a snowy area. Episode 13 shows that a powerful enough Digimon can potentially break out of the field, Episode 30 shows that some Digimon can avoid getting pulled in initially and break in later, and Episode 34 onwards shows that humans affected by the Digimon's powers are still being pulled in, often to the hero's detriment.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_13eea985	type	Arbitrary Skepticism
Digimon Ghost Game / int_13eea985	comment	Arbitrary Skepticism: Our protagonists rarely attribute unnatural phenomena to Digimon until they properly investigate, with Kiyoshiro also trying paranormal or biological explanations first, despite every incident turns out to be a Digimon attack. The public also don't seem to care either.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
Digimon Ghost Game / int_143939c1	comment	Trailers Always Spoil: ZigZagged in terms of next episode trailers. While they will give viewers a good idea on what the next Digimon of the Week do, they don't always show what's behind the attacks to add more suspense. Sometimes the enemy Digimon is shown right out in the open, in other times only part of their body is shown, and in a few trailers they aren't even shown on-screen at all. It's made more unpredictable as Digimon like Calamaramon are both not shown on-screen and have powers exclusive to Ghost Game, or had never displayed the ability to use their powers in ways that could be connected to the incident like Andiramon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Digimon Ghost Game / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: All Digimon series have had dark elements, though the darker elements are more at the forefront here. The very first episode has two teens being rapidly aged to near death, and throughout the series, the threat of civilians being endangered by the weekly Digimon's antics (whether the threat is intentional or not tends to vary) is much more apparent — multiple episodes show people being hospitalized as a result of what a Digimon has done to them. Though justified in that most people are just Muggles who literally cannot do anything against them, with only three children capable of fighting back properly for most of the time — even then it can be iffy at times, at least early on. Although it's Downplayed in the aspect that this is also the most pacifistic Digimon series since while every series excluding Appli Monsters had the Digimon fight till the death, Ghost Game instead has the main characters reason with the Monster of the Week and only kill as an absolute last resort, and most hostile Digimon are open for a bargain after being suppressed, including several Ultimate-levels who essentially attempt mass murder or taking over the world.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_1b6f11d2	type	The Cutie
Digimon Ghost Game / int_1b6f11d2	comment	For individual episodes in general, if you see Gammamon looking deranged and not like The Cutie he usually is, expect the Black Eyes of Crazy to happen next...then GulusGammamon emerging out to try killing the troublemaker.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Digimon Ghost Game / int_1b9df446	comment	Wrong Context Magic: The Digimon protagonists being capable of evolving and reverting to their previous form is established as simply not how evolution in this series normally works at all. Most Digimon who evolve are mode locked to that form and can't turn back except by dying and reincarnating. This is explicitly a unique power of the Digivices and their connection to humans. This becomes a plot point when they use them to revert Ryudamon back from Gyukimon, something that's otherwise impossible.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_1c445e86	type	Poor Communication Kills
Digimon Ghost Game / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: The entire problem of GulusGammamon trying to find strong allies while Quantumon sends Digimon to the Human World only escalates due to neither speaking to the Digimon involved. The motives of both are revealed only at the very end and both agree to work together with everyone.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_1f963842	type	Bloodier and Gorier
Digimon Ghost Game / int_1f963842	comment	Bloodier and Gorier: There's little to no "blood", but compared to before where most very unsettling Cold-Blooded Torture or brutal murder are either not shown in detail or left-off screen, such scenes are portrayed in a much more detailed and/or heinous manner here. Just compare Archnemon's death in the hands of BelialVamdemon in Digimon Adventure 02 with her equally brutal murder in the hands of GulusGammamon here.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Digimon Ghost Game / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: At the start of the series, Hiro does a Smorgasbord Test on Gammamon to see what kind of food he likes. He loves chocolate, and hates spicy food. This comes in handy when Morphomon sends all the hero's Digimon into a violent rampage and a Betsumon threatens to Ret-Gone Gammamon. Ruli has a habit of picking up random hobbies, such as photography, and dropping them after. In Episode 22, when a Morphomon-possessed Angoramon attacks her, she uses sports equipments like a golf club to defend herself from him. Kiyoshiro went back to Japan after graduating overseas because he just wanted a normal high-school life. This becomes a plot point when one of his former classmates arrive to Japan and was instantly attacked and possessed by Eyesmon upon arrival.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_241ca0d8	type	Back for the Dead
Digimon Ghost Game / int_241ca0d8	comment	Back for the Dead: After swearing revenge, Dracumon returns during Vamdemon's debut episode only to be promptly killed by him for acting out of turn.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_256664a8	type	Death of Personality
Digimon Ghost Game / int_256664a8	comment	Death of Personality: Digimon that are killed in a digital field or in the digital world in this series get reincarnated as a DigiEgg; however, unlike previous series, Digimon don't retain their memories or personality from their past lives, effectively resulting in this trope.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Digimon Ghost Game / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: In episode 2, one of the statues in the museum looks suspiciously like an Agumon. In episode 4, the sky in the in-between world that the Digivice takes the characters has a spotty appearance similar to the Digital World's sky in original Digimon Adventure series. The transition between the two also resembles the first time Haru entered an AR-Field, the change sweeping across the visible landscape in a wave. Episode 6 features the song Kuyashisa wa Tane, the first ending theme from Digimon Adventure: (2020), as the song that Sirenmon sings. In Episode 9, in a Freeze-Frame Bonus, Hiro's computer is clearly a Pineapple, like Koushiro/Izzy's. Kiyoshiro's laptop is of the same brand. In Episode 13, in a dark Call-Back to when Agumon ended up undergoing a Dark Evolution on his own to Mugendramon after Taichi was seemingly killed, Gammamon ends up initiating a Dark Evolution of his own without Hiro's help to GulusGammamon after Bokomon was killed. Episode 16 features a Jyureimon and MoriShellmon within a foggy forest, the Misty Trees area in Digimon World also had Jyureimon and MoriShellmon lurking within. But unlike Ghost Game, the Jyureimon in World is friendly to humans and MoriShellmon are enemies. If one pays attention before Bakumon appears next to Hiro at episode 22, there are mannequins with Mimi's Digimon Adventure and 02 outfit in a fashion store nearby. In Episode 23, once again, a scientist messing with a Morphomon ends up causing the plot of the episode, with her research causing several Digimon to become Brainwashed and Crazy. The main antagonist of Episode 38 is a Doumon possessed by vengeful spirits of the Hojo clan, who also possesses Hiro with the ghost of the clan lord. In Digimon Survive the Master was revealed to be fusion between a Kamakura era clan lord and a Fanglongmon, who also possesses one of the main characters to wreck havoc and is at one point served by a Renamon who can evolve into a Taomon, who Doumon is a Palette Swap of. The first Digimon fought in the series is a Clockmon and the last Digimon fought before the Myth Arc truly picks up is a Quartzmon. In Young Hunters, a Clockmon participated in the fight against that universe's Quartzmon. Just like in Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth the final act has the protagonists investigate a corroded Digital World to resolve a crisis that bleeds into the human world. An incredibly dark example. A Kuwagamon is the first hostile Digimon the Chosen Children meet in the original Digimon Adventure, and a Brachimon is the first Digimon the Chosen Children meet in the Digital World in Digimon Adventure: (2020). When the protagonists enter the Digital World in Episode 65, a Kuwagamon and Brachimon are the first Digimon they meet, aside that they are infected by Gulus Realm Burst and thus are insane monsters trying to kill each other. The Big Bad is a powerful Digimon whose lesser forms are way stronger than their level suggests, and whose Perfect form can easily slaughter Ultimates. This also happens with Lucemon, the Big Bad of Digimon Frontier. Both of them also desire to destroy and recreate the world In Their Own Image.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_281f09d0	type	Defanged Horrors
Digimon Ghost Game / int_281f09d0	comment	Defanged Horrors: On top of all the transformations, abductions and ailments, some episode feature human characters dying in various ways. One character is disintegrated, a few others being eaten by Digimon, and Bokomon even gets flat-out murdered by one. But the series makes strides to not make it too graphic, usually cutting away or making the deaths not overly graphic/gory, such as the human characters fading away. Averted in the case of most Body Horror, which are displayed in their full, horrific glory.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Digimon Ghost Game / int_28cd01ca	comment	Disappeared Dad: Hiro's dad Hokuto hasn't been seen in several months after an incident occurred in his office, only leaving behind a crater and the Digivice that Hiro uses. BlackTailmon Uver. happens to be in league with him, able to go to and from the Digital World as he pleases and deliver packages from him to the group.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_294df577	type	Dark World
Digimon Ghost Game / int_294df577	comment	Dark World: Downplayed. The Digivices can take the characters to a dimension that's kind of like the AR-Field or the DigiQuartz, later revealed to be records of biomes from the Digital World that were installed on their respective DIM cards by Hokuto, and BlackTailmon Uver. later delivers a second set with more environments like a desert. It looks like the real world, but has little lights everywhere, every floor is covered in plant life, other humans (if present) disappear completely, and the sky resembles the original Digital World in perpetual overcast. It more or less follows the day-night cycle, though. Digimon are also fully corporeal there even without a Digivice. Played straighter with Kiyoshiro's as everything in his is made out of some kind of dark material covered in Tron Lines. It is used as a convenient battlefield for the heroes to fight in without having to worry about collateral damage. However, it is by no means a catch-all, since people who are considered extensions of hostile Digimon like Salamandamon's gecko people or RareRaremon's zombies (and for some reason, living organisms twisted by Calamaramon's ripples) still get in because of their connections, something that the former gleefully takes advantage of.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Digimon Ghost Game / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: Episode 4 is one such example, dealing a Pumpmon during a Halloween celebration. Appropriately enough, it aired on Halloween, 2021. Episode 49 is another example where a Witchmon is going around the city trying to take over it with witches in Halloween. Unlike Pumpmon's Episode, this aired a day prior to Halloween in 2022.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2a015a74	comment	Beauty Equals Goodness: Averted. Unlike most other series where most villainous Digimon obviously look wrong and act wrong, since anything can be a Monster of the Week, the protagonist has a high chance of finding themselves fighting Digimon who are easy-to-the-eye like Bastemon and AncientSphinxmon. Even the Big Bad, the Jet-Black Champion, takes the form of more menacing versions of Gammamon's evolutions rather than something twisted.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2b2a1700	type	Master of Unlocking
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2b2a1700	comment	Master of Unlocking: Hiro displays this skill in the first episode by picking the lock of the door to the auditorium which has been closed off due to being a crime scene, while certain Digimon can telepathically hack digital locks to bypass them. Strangely, this is never shown outside of the first episode.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2c620f20	type	Cleanup Crew
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2c620f20	comment	Cleanup Crew: Hostile Digimon like Darklizamon and Saberdramon, Splashmon, Musyamon, Betsumon, Eyesmon, Nanomon, Chamlemon, ZeedMillenniumon get taken away after being defeated, most commonly by Blacktailmon, or kept somewhere safe, as heroes don't know what else to do after neutralizing them.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2cbadc	type	The Good Guys Always Win
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2cbadc	comment	The Good Guys Always Win: The party has never failed to solve a single Digimon incident, as opposed to past seasons where the heroes can fight uphill battles and end up losing. Considering that if the Ghost Game main cast failed to solve even one incident, dozens to hundreds can and will end up dead or vanished especially in later episodes, them coming out victorious every time is well-justified.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2f50c5bf	type	Theme Music Power-Up
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2f50c5bf	comment	Theme Music Power-Up: Evolution theme playing or not playing is usually a good indicator if the fight is almost over.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_2f94135c	type	Thou Shalt Not Kill
Digimon Ghost Game / int_2f94135c	comment	Thou Shalt Not Kill: Despite Digimon being portrayed as the most dangerous than they have ever been in the franchise, the core cast is extremely adverse to killing Digimon unless there's no choice. This is largely because the main cast view Digimon as sapient, living creatures, and the troublemakers might not even be necessarily acting out of malice. The number of times they outright had no other option and were forced to kill a Digimon happens exactly three times in the series, and the experience always leaves the core trio deeply disturbed by it.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_30d2689a	type	Ominous Visual Glitch
Digimon Ghost Game / int_30d2689a	comment	Ominous Visual Glitch: Digimon in the human world often take the form of grainy holograms, especially if they manifested recently, resulting in people calling them "hologram ghosts".
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_311500f5	type	Breaking Old Trends
Digimon Ghost Game / int_311500f5	comment	Breaking Old Trends: Like Masaru before him, Hiro lacks the traditional pair of goggles worn by most main characters. Furthermore, he lacks a "Ta" or "Da" in his full name like Haru Shinkai. Notably, this series lacks the Aloof Ally Deuteragonist partnered with a canine-themed Digimon that was a staple for most series previously. Gammamon is a Virus-attribute Digimon, instead of a Vaccine- or Data-attribute like most characters, following after Guilmon before him. Kiyoshiro and Jellymon are the first male human/female partner Digimon pair as part of the main cast in the franchise. There were several in Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time, but they were minor characters at best. Some episodes are focused on only a single member of the main cast with the others being Out of Focus. The Digimon protagonists might also get their own episodes. Episode 30 is even largely told in the viewpoint of the Character of the Day. This is the first series where it's the Tamers doing Calling Your Attacks for their Digimon's moves rather than letting them do it themselves. The series formula heavily breaks away from the traditional "Evolve and defeat/destroy the Monster of the Week every episode" that was standard for most previous series. Gammamon has a potential four Adult forms, two of which he's accessed before Angoramon and Jellymon unlock their own Adult stages. Some episodes don't feature any evolution, and a fight will end with Talking the Monster to Death more often than a fight (justified due to the fact that the opponents' levels are usually way out of the protagonists' league and many having Blue-and-Orange Morality rather than being genuinely evil). The Monsters of the Week are also way more varied and can contain things up to former boss-tier Digimon or even those who had never debuted in an anime series. Usually the Dark Evolution is caused by the human's emotions going out of control and the partner becomes a mindless monstrosity as a result. Here, Dark Evolution doesn't even actually happen, but another Digimon, also known as the Jet-Black Champion and more commonly known as GulusGammamon, possesses the childish Gammamon to take over fights when the former runs into a life-threatening situation. Unlike other Dark Evolutions, the Jet-Black Champion makes multiple appearances through the series rather than the incident being a one-time thing. In previous series, the Digimon who underwent Dark Evolutions were usually aware of what they were doing, but were unable to control their body. In the other hand, the Jet-Black Champion is a very intelligent and sadistic killer that is well aware of what he is doing and does it so willingly. On top of this, he's later revealed to be an apocalyptic abomination akin to the Final Bosses of the franchise who is already slowly devastating the Digital World within the course of more than a year and Gammamon's body is his, but a much, more pleasant split personality somehow manifested within it. Gammamon does not remember anything after GulusGammamon manifests from him, and GulusGammamon's behavior and Lilithmon's words imply that he's a separate entity sealed within Gammamon... which the Jet-Black Champion himself confirms. This is the first Digimon series since Digimon Adventure (with the exception of its 2020 remake) where the Digivices aren't given individual colors whatsoever, through even Adventure still had the Digivices change to the color of the crests when evolving with them. It may or may not be a coincidence how it's later shown that partnerships aren't strictly exclusive to a single Tamer and Digimon pair. In previous series, the protagonists generally have no qualms about destroying enemy Digimon, especially if they know they reincarnate. In this series, the heroes try to avoid killing except as a last resort (except for GulusGammamon), and when forced into it do not take it lightly. While previous seasons try not to place the main characters (usually The Leader and The Lancer) in a position where they're just Badasses In Distress, the human protagonists of this series, as well as the Digimon protagonists, regularly find themselves falling victim to Digimon attacks without a chance to fight back, with Plot Armor reduced to a bare minimum for them to stay alive and not become Failure Heroes. More often than not, multiple incidents had resulted in Near-Villain Victories that only came undone because the offending Digimon sabotaged themselves on accident, GulusGammamon pops up to kill them or sheer luck. Itâ€™s the first Digimon series where no extra tamers join the main team at all. In place of that, other Digimon that the party defeats assist the them in some sort of way. Unlike past series, the Final Boss gets out alive and gets a Heelâ€“Face Turn. It's also the first one that never reached the Ultimate level.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_323f135b	type	Sorting Algorithm of Evil
Digimon Ghost Game / int_323f135b	comment	Sorting Algorithm of Evil: Subverted, since the levels of the Digimon of the week goes all over the place, with different, haphazard levels of villainy on each one. There are Perfect-level Digimon like Mummymon or Frozomon who run on Blue-and-Orange Morality instead of genuine malicious intent, Ultimate-level Digimon who have no qualms harming dozens to hundreds but are open for negotiations like Piemon or Cthyllamon, and completely unreasonable and malicious Adult or Child levels like Sealsdramon or Dracumon. This varies between Digimon of course, and malicious Perfect or Ultimate-levels can happen just as easily as their lower-leveled counterparts.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3297cfbb	type	Evolving Credits
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3297cfbb	comment	Evolving Credits: Starting after Canoweissmon's debut in Episode 25, the opening is constantly updated to include the Perfect level evolution for the corresponding Digimon that have unlocked it, with Episode 36 including GulusGammamon, and having a shot of the team with all of their evolutions (Minus the Dark Evolution) included in the end. Special mention goes to Kiyoshiro and Jellymon who have a completely revamped evolution sequence to include Thetismon, while Hiro and Gammamon and Ruli and Angoramon simply have Canoweissmon and Lamortmon's segments added in at the end of their sequences. From Episode 56 onwards, Siriusmon, Diarbbitmon, Amphimon and HoverEspimon also get added in the episode after their debut, and GulusGammamon takes a more sinister stance.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_32da91b8	type	Out of Focus
Digimon Ghost Game / int_32da91b8	comment	Some episodes are focused on only a single member of the main cast with the others being Out of Focus. The Digimon protagonists might also get their own episodes. Episode 30 is even largely told in the viewpoint of the Character of the Day.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_34579385	type	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work
Digimon Ghost Game / int_34579385	comment	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work: The amoral GulusGammamon has no issues disposing of Sealsdramon, Archnemon, Oboromon, Rafflesimon, which spares the heroes the dilemma of what to do with powerful and hostile Digimon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_35543514	type	Just Eat Gilligan
Digimon Ghost Game / int_35543514	comment	Just Eat Gilligan: Horrifically subverted in multiple later episodes. In previous anime series, villains usually don't outright neutralize the Digimon protagonists before they evolve and any hard confrontation can take place. In Ghost Game however, hostile Digimon often claim one or two of them, either by possessing them or converting them into something harmless, either mid-episode or at the start of the battle. Another variant is the tamers themselves falling victim, which often prevents the Digimon from evolving and gaining an upper hand in battle.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_36c94bed	type	Person of Mass Destruction
Digimon Ghost Game / int_36c94bed	comment	Person of Mass Destruction: While all Digimon can be very dangerous, Ultimate Digimon in this series are effectively walking cataclysms capable of effecting things on vast scales. The Jet-Black Champion turns out to be an incredibly destructive Digimon who wipes out the Digital World by infecting it with Gulus Realm Burst particles.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Digimon Ghost Game / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: The Andiramon in Episode 44 are voiced by Kenichi Suzumura, Koichi's voice actor in Digimon Frontier. Andiramon evolves into Cherubimon (Evil), the very Digimon who brainwashed Koichi to fight for him. Pucchiemon / Meicrackmon Vicious Mode in Episode 50 shares a voice actor with Aoi Shibuya from Digimon Survive. One of the endings in that game sees her turning into an insane Yandere monstrosity like Meicrackmon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3c02aa69	type	Born-Again Immortality
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3c02aa69	comment	Born-Again Immortality: Dead Digimon in this series reincarnate into Digi-Eggs and are technically immortal, but any traces of their previous life vanish. A Nanomon was finding a way to defy this in Episode 47 by planting a dying Shadramon on a human to see what happens, although the end of the episode implies that it doesn't work.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3cb17a19	type	Super-Powered Evil Side
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3cb17a19	comment	Usually the Dark Evolution is caused by the human's emotions going out of control and the partner becomes a mindless monstrosity as a result. Here, Dark Evolution doesn't even actually happen, but another Digimon, also known as the Jet-Black Champion and more commonly known as GulusGammamon, possesses the childish Gammamon to take over fights when the former runs into a life-threatening situation. Unlike other Dark Evolutions, the Jet-Black Champion makes multiple appearances through the series rather than the incident being a one-time thing. In previous series, the Digimon who underwent Dark Evolutions were usually aware of what they were doing, but were unable to control their body. In the other hand, the Jet-Black Champion is a very intelligent and sadistic killer that is well aware of what he is doing and does it so willingly. On top of this, he's later revealed to be an apocalyptic abomination akin to the Final Bosses of the franchise who is already slowly devastating the Digital World within the course of more than a year and Gammamon's body is his, but a much, more pleasant split personality somehow manifested within it. Gammamon does not remember anything after GulusGammamon manifests from him, and GulusGammamon's behavior and Lilithmon's words imply that he's a separate entity sealed within Gammamon... which the Jet-Black Champion himself confirms.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3d699462	comment	Episode 51 "Headless": BlackTailmon Uver. shows up with the Digivice -VV-, and Hokuto gives our protagonists a demo how to use it, in addition to delivering new DIM cards containing new Digital Field terrains, with a cloudy ruins variant being used by Hiro. When DarkKnightmon attacks Gammamon, Angoramon, Hiro, and Ruli and delivers a Curb-Stomp Battle against their Adults, all three children's Digivice becomes the Digivice -VV-, and Hiro has Gammamon Warp Digivolve into Canoweissmon directly to deal with the berserk knight Digimon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3dfd0c64	type	Solid Clouds
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3dfd0c64	comment	Solid Clouds: The third DIM card that Hiro gets from Hokuto creates an area where the ground and floors are made of solidified clouds. Everything else seems to be made of wood.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3ef5a484	type	Final Boss, New Dimension
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3ef5a484	comment	Final Boss, New Dimension: Quantumon takes everyone to a space dimension where Regulusmon and Siriusmon have their final duel.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_3f1aadeb	type	Strictly Formula
Digimon Ghost Game / int_3f1aadeb	comment	Strictly Formula: Every episode follows this structure: the heroes hear rumors of an urban legend, they learn its a Digimon behind the chaos, they defeat the Digimon causing said chaos, and then one of three endings happens. The most common ending is the Monster of the Week reforming because they are misunderstood. The other two endings are that the Digimon either retreat to cause trouble somewhere else (which is very rarely followed up on) because they don't reform, or lastly, they are killed or disposed by other Digimon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_41a3e267	type	Hidden in Plain Sight
Digimon Ghost Game / int_41a3e267	comment	If one pays very close attention to the series poster (see the page image), GulusGammamon is Hidden in Plain Sight behind the protagonists with an incredibly widened Slasher Smile, while they are all looking at the Digimon surrounding them. It's because GulusGammamon (or more accurately, his evolved form Regulusmon) is a world-wiping abomination destroying the Digital World and causing the ones who stayed to become insane monsters, prompting the other Digimon to make their leave, and the protagonists don't really suspect him until he tells them what he actually is.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_477bc5c4	type	Go and Sin No More
Digimon Ghost Game / int_477bc5c4	comment	Go and Sin No More: Due to heroes operating on Thou Shalt Not Kill principle, even actively malevolent Digimon are let go and pardoned if they promise to stop. This includes Clockmon (second encounter), Kinkakumon and Ginkakumon, Reppamon's tail, Frozomon, Petermon, Picklemon, Asuramon, WaruMonzaemon and Ex-Tyranomon, Salamandamon, Calamaramon, Piemon and his circus, Oleamon, Witchmon, Darkknightmon, Bastemon, Cthyllamon and Hangyomon, and even GulusGammamon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_47e61b99	type	Narnia Time
Digimon Ghost Game / int_47e61b99	comment	Narnia Time: Played With Just like in past settings, the Digital World runs on a significantly different time as the human world. When GulusGammamon tells the story of the Endbringer coming after 2,000 years of human time, the humans don't take him with enough seriousness, but all of the Digimon are freaked out instantly because "2,000 years of human time" is a very short timespan for them, though it's not clear if it's a matter of time duration or Digimon basically being seemingly immortal.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_47fa30cf	type	Emotion Eater
Digimon Ghost Game / int_47fa30cf	comment	Emotion Eater: Strong emotions regarding a Digimon allegedly help them materialize, most commonly fear, which is why hostile Digimon intentionally stalk and toy with civilians who think of them as ghosts.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_4c0ca7ce	type	Aloof Ally
Digimon Ghost Game / int_4c0ca7ce	comment	Notably, this series lacks the Aloof Ally Deuteragonist partnered with a canine-themed Digimon that was a staple for most series previously.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Digimon Ghost Game / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: Episode 19 "The Witching Hour": "What are you?", said by Piccolomon after he finds out the hard way that Gammamon's alter ego is a horrifically powerful Digimon...even long before he met Hiro. Episode 49 "The Crimson Harvest Festival": "Hey, aren't you the Dark Conquerer?" Episode 56 "Impurity": "If this was all calculated by the one who sent us to this world...", muttered by Kuzuhamon after witnessing Siriusmon's power, implying that someone or something is actively sending Digimon to the real world for some purpose. Episode 64 "The Call": "The Digital World... has disappeared." Let that sink in for a moment. The Digital World is apparently gone.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Digimon Ghost Game / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: For individual episodes in general, if you see Gammamon looking deranged and not like The Cutie he usually is, expect the Black Eyes of Crazy to happen next...then GulusGammamon emerging out to try killing the troublemaker. Episode 34 "Wall Crawlers": When Hiro and Kiyoshiro are dealing with Salamdamon, they expand the Digital Field in hopes of obscuring the gecko people she creates. It doesn't work, and Salamandamon gleefully takes advantage of their unwillingness to harm human beings by surrounding them with her gecko people. Turns out the Digital Field does nothing to prevent people who are converted into the Digimon's minions from interfering, and several Digimon in later episodes take advantage of this to make things harder. Episode 41 "Clown": Anyone who is familiar with Digimon will notice that the culprit, while shown from the start, is a Piemon. Nevertheless, an Ultimate like him is way out of the party's current power bracket and Hiro had to defuse him without trying to take him head-on. Episode 47 "Memory of Eternity": Hiro's Digivice suddenly flashes a new sigil while the group are facing off against Nanomon, that of the Digivice -VV-. Episode 51: "Headless": When the group are left clueless on who was behind the recent incidents of armored, headless ghosts kidnapping Hazakura Academy students, they barge under the History Club desk and find something wrapped in paper. That's not a cursed helmet, it's actually Dark Knightmon's head, and shortly after the Digimon itself comes right in front of the two. Episode 56: "Impurity": The incident is significantly greater in-scope than the ones encountered prior, with nearly everyone in Hiro's town brainwashed and seemingly replaced by wooden marionettes. When escaping from Aoi and Mika, Ruli and Angoramon get sucked into an orb and the former meets the troublemaker, a purple palette swap of Sakuyamon's Miko Mode. All but to let the audience know this is going to be bad news, considering most past opponents up to the previous episode were Adults or Perfects manageable by the teams' firepower bracket and the troublemaker isn't in the mood to negotiate unlike Piemon. Episode 57: "Ghost Taxi": When Gammamon is about to take Kotaro to safety, he briefly glances at Lilithmon, his eyes go black as GulusGammamon takes over for a moment to growl at her, sparking Lilithmon's interest in Gammamon. In fact, even seeing parts of Lilithmon's face qualifies as this, because a Digimon like that walking around in the human world so casually is definitely bad news. Episode 61: "Resurrection": When investigating a creepy incident involving victim of the week Kotoha's household, the corpse of her brother's fiancee suddenly leaps around to drain life energy from him, Kotoha and Kiyoshiro in quick succession before absorbing a group of nearby Digimon haunting the house. Then a very familiar Digimon taking the form of a black and brown substance with the heads of a Mugendramon and a Chimeramon engulfs the body. That's right; the Monster of the Week is a ZeedMillenniumon. Episode 63 "Gluttony": After the incident with Quartzmon is solved, Clockmon notes that Digimon are fleeing by the masses into the human world, and rushes in to warn Hiro about it. At the same time, a black blot appears on Gammamon's back (the same blot that shows up when Gammamon is resisting Lilithmon's Phantom Pain), suggesting that GulusGammamon (or his evolved forms) is making his move. Episode 66 "The Black Dragon of Destruction": GulusGammamon digivolving into Regulusmon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_4f30412f	type	Electromagnetic Ghosts
Digimon Ghost Game / int_4f30412f	comment	Electromagnetic Ghosts: The Digimon in this series are more similar to digital youkai, causing paranormal events that the heroes have to deal with.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_500eba71	type	TheBigBad
Digimon Ghost Game / int_500eba71	comment	The Big Bad is a powerful Digimon whose lesser forms are way stronger than their level suggests, and whose Perfect form can easily slaughter Ultimates. This also happens with Lucemon, the Big Bad of Digimon Frontier. Both of them also desire to destroy and recreate the world In Their Own Image.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Digimon Ghost Game / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: This happens quite often in the show. Over half of the Digimon of the Week will mutate or modify the bodies of humans or Digimon in every sort of way imaginable. Bizarre mutations, Forced Transformations into the Digimon's minions, or object transformations happen frequently, most of which are shown in detail. Even the protagonists themselves routinely become victims to these forced transformations on a regular basis.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_51ecf708	type	Self-Disposing Villain
Digimon Ghost Game / int_51ecf708	comment	Self-Disposing Villain: After the Heel Realization about how much of a Yandere she is, Ajatarmon decides that if Yuto doesn't want to be a Digimon, she needs to be human instead and uses own poison on herself. It didn't "go well" and she disintegrates. Publimon falls to death after failing to kill Anna just to get back at her criticizing his "news". AncientSphinxmon gets accidentally pushed into his own Necro Eclipse.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Digimon Ghost Game / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The first Digimon the protagonists fight is a Clockmon who drains life force from other people who was sent packing by the the Pitch-Black Champion's image. The last Digimon they fought before the Myth Arc actually starts to pick up is a Quartzmon, a Digimon with a similar build as Clockmon and drains life force from humans, who was implied to be driven into the human world by the Pitch-Black Champion's emergence.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Digimon Ghost Game / int_575fd5e2	comment	Gammamon is a Virus-attribute Digimon, instead of a Vaccine- or Data-attribute like most characters, following after Guilmon before him.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
Digimon Ghost Game / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: The only times the police get involved with a Digimon incident was Episode 7 and Episode 44, the former where we see an officer investigate a pet shop Yatagaramon had the ravens attack, and the latter where several officers investigate a building damaged by several Andiramon. And that's it. In Episode 42, a woman reported to the police that she lost her sister to an "Oni" (actually an Oboromon), but the police didn't believe what she said.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_60e49895	type	The Leader
Digimon Ghost Game / int_60e49895	comment	While previous seasons try not to place the main characters (usually The Leader and The Lancer) in a position where they're just Badasses In Distress, the human protagonists of this series, as well as the Digimon protagonists, regularly find themselves falling victim to Digimon attacks without a chance to fight back, with Plot Armor reduced to a bare minimum for them to stay alive and not become Failure Heroes. More often than not, multiple incidents had resulted in Near-Villain Victories that only came undone because the offending Digimon sabotaged themselves on accident, GulusGammamon pops up to kill them or sheer luck.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Digimon Ghost Game / int_62f9d08e	comment	In Episode 9, in a Freeze-Frame Bonus, Hiro's computer is clearly a Pineapple, like Koushiro/Izzy's. Kiyoshiro's laptop is of the same brand.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_63557923	type	Death World
Digimon Ghost Game / int_63557923	comment	In a similar tangent, Regulusmon does earn his title as the "Jet-Black Conqueror". He intends to destroy everything through establishing an "invincible army" through groups of apex predators that survived in the Death World he created.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Digimon Ghost Game / int_6439de78	comment	Episode 13 "Executioner": Not only does a major death occur in Bokomon who dies in a Heroic Sacrifice to protect Gammamon from Sealsdramon, but Gammamon also activates a Dark Evolution to GulusGammamon, killing Sealsdramon (While also revealing he can still perform special attacks even without Hiro's command) in the process. We also learn that Digimon that are killed revert back to Digitama in this series but with no memory of their former life, and discover that an ominous Black Agumon has been watching the group as well.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_646addae	type	Timed Power-Up
Digimon Ghost Game / int_646addae	comment	Timed Power-Up: The Perfect forms of our protagonist's Digimon don't last long and revert back if the fight drags on, justifying using them as last resort. This however, does not happen with their Ultimates, and they can seemingly stay as long in that state as they want.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Digimon Ghost Game / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: The Monster of the Week of the 6th episode, Sirenmon (described by Angoramon as a notorious singer of the Digital World), is voiced by Nana Mizuki, herself a very famous singer in real life. Made hilarious because this particular Sirenmon is actually tone deaf for some reason. Shawujinmon is voiced Hiroaki Hirata, who also famously voiced another Sha Wujing/Sha Gojyo-based character, Saiyuki's own Sha Gojyo.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_6ef09297	type	Masquerade
Digimon Ghost Game / int_6ef09297	comment	Masquerade: Our heroes like to keep it a secret between themselves that Hologram Ghosts are actually Digimon and refer to their partners as "AI Holograms" in public, which somehow works. Digimon attacks also don't cause more publicity than mere Urban Legends, even the very late ones where Megas are literally trying to massacre entire cities and take over the world.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_704d7e91	type	No Ontological Inertia
Digimon Ghost Game / int_704d7e91	comment	No Ontological Inertia: Usually, beating the hostile Digimon turns everyone back to normal. This however, is not always the case, and sometimes someone has to convince the offender to undo any harm they cause.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_70c06a09	type	The Undead
Digimon Ghost Game / int_70c06a09	comment	RareRaremon from the episode Herd of the Dead. Notable in that the main cast is largely adverse to killing Digimon unlike previous series. However, they eventually came to the conclusion that while they weren't happy with it, RareRaremon was so far gone at this point and far too dangerous to be left alive that they were forced to kill him for everyone's safety. Ultimately, this act is framed as this.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_71bd62b9	type	Calling Your Attacks
Digimon Ghost Game / int_71bd62b9	comment	Calling Your Attacks: Still occurs in this series as it does with most Digimon franchise media, but this time it's more common to have the humans relay attacks to their partners rather than the Digimon calling their own attacks. Somewhat justified as the Vital Bracelets (the inspiration for this series' model of Digivices) contain a very sophisticated battling system compared to previous generations of virtual pets, more in line with a console RPG like Digimon World -next 0rder- or Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth. Episode 13 ends up showing that not only is it actually a subliminal prompt from the Digimon themselves and that ignoring it results in overwhelming pain, but it can also be subverted, as despite Hiro refusing to give him an attack command, GulusGammamon ends up using an attack of his own anyway to kill Sealsdramon. Most enemy Digimon also call the names of their attacks when they use them. Exceptions such as Sealsdramon and Piemon exist though. Later on, there are enemy Digimon that don't even attack on their own.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_72cdfc33	type	Big Bad Ensemble
Digimon Ghost Game / int_72cdfc33	comment	Big Bad Ensemble: The final arc reveals that the main issue of the series is caused by GulusGammamon spreading The Corruption in the Digital World To Create a Playground for Evil and to recruit the strongest into his space army, while Quantumon has been transporting Digimon to Human World in a well-intentioned, but still apathetic way to see how they'll adapt.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Digimon Ghost Game / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: In previous members of the franchise, Ultimate-level Digimon are still highly powerful Digimon, but they can be outright harmed or killed by Perfect-levels. Here, Ultimate-level Digimon are established to be Physical Gods that are not only walking disasters, but are completely impervious to attacks from their lesser brethren and can withstand reasonable punishment from Digimon of the same level.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Digimon Ghost Game / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: The In-Universe setting is a cozy urban setting fit for a Slice of Life anime as opposed to the standard war story setting and most episodes start fairly light-hearted, but most hostile Digimon are very unpleasant creatures committing crimes arranging from large-scale kidnapping to attempted mass murder by the hundreds. Even the redeemable ones like Mummymon kidnap a dozen before they reform.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_7583ecbf	type	Morality Kitchen Sink
Digimon Ghost Game / int_7583ecbf	comment	Morality Kitchen Sink: The characters in-general run on different moralities. You have the protagonists who are firmly on the side of good (though Jellymon takes some time before she goes full-white), most Digimon of the Week (as well as their human accomplices, if they had any) who are usually on the morally grey side of things, a few others like Clockmon and Mummymon who are firm black or grey until they pull off a concrete Heelâ€“Face Turn, and a handful of hostile Digimon like Sealsdramon or Lilithmon who are as pitch-black as they could.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_777c0033	type	Technical Pacifist
Digimon Ghost Game / int_777c0033	comment	Technical Pacifist: Certain Digimon like Dracumon or Chamblemon are completely remorseless and cause immense amounts of physical and psychological harm to their victims, but the party either can't kill them or are wondering how to really dispose of them. They won't stop other Digimon from killing them or dragging them to a Fate Worse than Death, or when BlackTailmon Uver. arrests them for good, though.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_7e081ea0	type	Slice of Life
Digimon Ghost Game / int_7e081ea0	comment	After Episode 56 where a Kuzuhamon appears out of nowhere to attempt murdering an entire town and outs something throwing the Digimon into the human world, the protagonists find themselves dealing with multiple dangerous Ultimate-level Digimon capable of putting hundreds in serious danger, with some of these explicitly stating that they will take over or obliterate the world if given the chance to, and the Slice of Life sections are usually cut short to throw the protagonists into the incident immediately.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_83444f07	type	Mon
Digimon Ghost Game / int_83444f07	comment	The usual Digimon formula and concept of Mons as a whole are thrown on their head. There's no holding back showing how deadly Digimon can be, but in the other hand they are considered sentient, living creatures with their own lives, making guilt-free extermination difficult. Almost every opponent the protagonists have faced has been unambiguously sentient and fighting isn't generally the thing that either side focuses on - not that there's a choice most of the time, as the majority of the Monsters of the Week are so persistent that they have to be thwacked to their senses or worse. Many of the Digimon lost on Earth want to fully integrate with human society or at least return to some degree of normalcy as they can get while they're stuck in another world, forming little civilizations if they aren't already trying to hide from people or find a way to get home. The first time a Digimon is killed, it's outright called murder in contrast to the kill-or-be-killed scenarios of many battles and Digital Worlds throughout the franchise - Hiro and his friends will try to talk down their opponents by any means possible, and were called out by several Digimon for avoiding lethal force as long as they could, even against opponents that couldn't be reasoned with. When they see someone die, the ordeal is traumatic for everyone - especially for Gammamon, and their first intentional kill is not only a Digimon who had developed an addiction to eating humans, but an acquaintance of Angoramon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Digimon Ghost Game / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: While many Digimon do become recurring background characters, most disappear after their first episode. This is especially that case with Myotismon, Lilithmon, Phelesmon, and other genuinely evil digimon who were given no reason to end their rampages.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_86cd25b5	type	Females Are More Innocent
Digimon Ghost Game / int_86cd25b5	comment	Females Are More Innocent: Averted. Unlike in past series where the male antagonists tend to be monstrous at worst and tragic Well-Intentioned Extremists at best while the female antagonists are usually joke villains, Ineffectual Sympathetic Villains or Anti-Villains, the feminine Digimon here equally capable of causing gruesome incidents as the masculine ones.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Digimon Ghost Game / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: While there's no ambiguity on how dangerous Digimon can actually be, it's in Ghost Game where the real consequences of Digimon living amongst humans are explored in a realistic and dark light, going as far as to further explore issues that weren't even brought up in Cyber Sleuth. Despite in the Cyber Sleuth series, Digimon are still outside-context aliens, most of them walk amongst humanity and mingle well. Here, while most Digimon living in the human world only want to form a community with each other, there's no shortage of bad eggs who abduct or kill humans for various reasons, and civilians are often in danger from getting themselves or their loved ones preyed on or lured out by them, with all the disastrous consequences laid bare for the audience to see. The reasonings are mostly among the lines of trying to do something benevolent but don't know how humanity works like an alien creature would or being unable to perceive us humans as anything but prey, impurities and/or inferiorities rather than sapient beings with their own lives like them. Even the ones who turn out to be protecting other Digimon like Frozomon and ClavisAngemon don't treat humans as anything but minor inconveniences in the big picture. The usual Digimon formula and concept of Mons as a whole are thrown on their head. There's no holding back showing how deadly Digimon can be, but in the other hand they are considered sentient, living creatures with their own lives, making guilt-free extermination difficult. Almost every opponent the protagonists have faced has been unambiguously sentient and fighting isn't generally the thing that either side focuses on - not that there's a choice most of the time, as the majority of the Monsters of the Week are so persistent that they have to be thwacked to their senses or worse. Many of the Digimon lost on Earth want to fully integrate with human society or at least return to some degree of normalcy as they can get while they're stuck in another world, forming little civilizations if they aren't already trying to hide from people or find a way to get home. The first time a Digimon is killed, it's outright called murder in contrast to the kill-or-be-killed scenarios of many battles and Digital Worlds throughout the franchise - Hiro and his friends will try to talk down their opponents by any means possible, and were called out by several Digimon for avoiding lethal force as long as they could, even against opponents that couldn't be reasoned with. When they see someone die, the ordeal is traumatic for everyone - especially for Gammamon, and their first intentional kill is not only a Digimon who had developed an addiction to eating humans, but an acquaintance of Angoramon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_8c43b665	type	Super Wrist-Gadget
Digimon Ghost Game / int_8c43b665	comment	Super Wrist-Gadget: The Digivice -V- is a wrist device similar to a smartwatch or fitness tracker, which also happens to be similar to the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster v-pet. Fittingly, its first v-pet appearance is the Vital Bracelet.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_8cd7d89e	type	Black Eyes of Crazy
Digimon Ghost Game / int_8cd7d89e	comment	Episode 57: "Ghost Taxi": When Gammamon is about to take Kotaro to safety, he briefly glances at Lilithmon, his eyes go black as GulusGammamon takes over for a moment to growl at her, sparking Lilithmon's interest in Gammamon. In fact, even seeing parts of Lilithmon's face qualifies as this, because a Digimon like that walking around in the human world so casually is definitely bad news.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Digimon Ghost Game / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Episode 13 "Executioner": Not only does a major death occur in Bokomon who dies in a Heroic Sacrifice to protect Gammamon from Sealsdramon, but Gammamon also activates a Dark Evolution to GulusGammamon, killing Sealsdramon (While also revealing he can still perform special attacks even without Hiro's command) in the process. We also learn that Digimon that are killed revert back to Digitama in this series but with no memory of their former life, and discover that an ominous Black Agumon has been watching the group as well. Episode 17 "Icy Hell": Hiro, Kiyoshiro, Gammamon and Angoramon nearly die of hypothermia after a Frozomon lays waste to the geothermal power plant the group is visiting, leaving Ruli and TeslaJellymon to fight him off themselves - and subsequently discovering that Tamers and Digimon can sync with someone other than their partner. After this, Hiro might also order Jellymon or Angoramon for support in episodes where their human partners are disabled or possessed by the Digimon's powers. Episode 20 "The Prison of Fire": A human is accidentally killed by a pair of Digimon in front of a large crowd, marking the first of many onscreen victims to come. To subdue DarkLizamon and Saberdramon, Gammamon masters all three of his evolutions and how to choose which Adult he evolves into - and Hiro starts questioning whether it's truly possible to unite Digimon and humanity under one world. Episode 37 "Herd of the Dead": Remembering Sealsdramon's murder of Bokomon and Angoramon slaying Digitamamon to keep his friends safe, the group are faced with the scenario that they've been dreading for so long another time - an enemy that they need to kill because it is beyond reason in every sense of the word. After coming to the agreement that RareRaremon is closer to a mindless zombie than it is a living Digimon, they decide to kill it to prevent it from pointlessly feasting on any more victims - and more importantly, so that it can properly reincarnate as a digitama. Episode 38 "The Diviner": Espimon debuts, with Episode 40 later revealing that he was looking for Hiro due to advice from Hokuto. Additionally, the episode reveals that genuine supernatural beings actually exist, despite never following up on this information. Episode 42 "Human Hunter": GulusGammamon returns after being absent for 21 episodes, and the red Oboromon falls to him as easily as his previous victims. He comments on Hiro's willingness to approach and attempt to command him without bothering to sync up before willingly devolving, while the surviving Oboromon reveal that he is an infamously powerful Digimon known as the Jet-Black Champion. Episode 51 "Headless": BlackTailmon Uver. shows up with the Digivice -VV-, and Hokuto gives our protagonists a demo how to use it, in addition to delivering new DIM cards containing new Digital Field terrains, with a cloudy ruins variant being used by Hiro. When DarkKnightmon attacks Gammamon, Angoramon, Hiro, and Ruli and delivers a Curb-Stomp Battle against their Adults, all three children's Digivice becomes the Digivice -VV-, and Hiro has Gammamon Warp Digivolve into Canoweissmon directly to deal with the berserk knight Digimon. Episode 56 "Impurity": Hiro gets involved with Kuzuhamon, a hostile Ultimate who unlike Piemon, holds nothing back attempting to brainwash and murder everyone in his town under a belief that everyone there is "impure". Canoweissmon is no match against this foe way out of Hiro's management bracket and Kuzuhamon almost claims him too, but Canoweissmon awakens his true Ultimate form, Siriusmon, and takes her down. After Kuzuhamon is defeated, she drops a Wham Line that this was calculated by "the one" who sent her and the other Digimon to the real world. Episode 62 "The Strange Floor": Aoi discovers what Digimon actually are when she gets whisked into the Digital Field due to being affected by ClavisAngemon's keyhole-generation powers, ending Ruli's year-long facade. With the team at their limits trying to fend off ClavisAngemon during their rescue mission, Espimon finally accepts that Hiro may be the real deal after all, syncs with him and evolves. Thankfully, Aoi quickly comes to terms with the truth and befriends Espimon. Episode 62 and 63 each feature Ultimate-level Digimon instigating horrific incidents for the sake of a huge group of lesser Digimon. At the end of the latter episode, Clockmon sights several large groups of Digimon entering the human world and goes to the protagonists and Quartzmon, warning them that the Digimon are committing exodus from the Digimon world, then a black blot appears on Gammamon's body. It's implied that the troublemakers of those episodes are sheltering Digimon driven away from the human world by GulusGammamon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Digimon Ghost Game / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: In Episode 37 Herd of the Dead, the workers who have been dumping trash illegally are surrounded by the resultant zombies and ended up falling into RareRaremon's toxic lair. In Episode 45 Ghost Newspaper, Publimon attempts to kill Anna because she said his PubliNews blog was "boring" and to bolster his site's popularity, only for him to be the only one dead in that incident because he was too distracted trying to kill Anna and cut his parachute by accident. In Episode 48 The White Bride, the Chamblemon group turns women into living mushroom logs and tortures them for food, only for a large group of Geremon to arrive and dispose of them. It's implied that the Geremon want to turn the Chamblemon into mushroom farms like the latter did with all the victims they kidnapped and tortured. Episode 58, Pyramid, after spending most of the episode turning humans into stone blocks to build a pyramid for Pharaohmon, AncientSphinxmon attempts to kill Diarbbitmon with Necro Eclipse, only for Diarbbitmon to send it into the black void.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_92cca75b	type	Ret-Gone
Digimon Ghost Game / int_92cca75b	comment	In Episode 19, a Piccolomon tries to Ret-Gone Gammamon by going back in time only to be heavily injured, with Piccolomon asking Gammamon what he even is. It's implied that he ran into Regulusmon, a full-blown Draconic Abomination and not the child-like Digimon he was expecting.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_949819b6	type	Children Forced to Kill
Digimon Ghost Game / int_949819b6	comment	Children Forced to Kill: While it doesn't happen often, there are several times the protagonists are forced to kill off certain Digimon. In Episode 37, the group is forced to kill RareRaremon and put it out of its misery. None of them are happy about it despite it was only barely stopped from killing hundreds. In Episode 61, the main cast are forced to dispel Manami's consciousness and Moon=Milenniumon from the former's corpse in order to stop Moon=Milenniumon from annihilating the world as ZeedMillenniumon. All that remains afterwards is a greiving man, the cold, lifeless corpse of his fiancÃ©e, and his sister. Angoramon also didn't bother reciting a poem at the end of that episode, showing that nobody is happy after that fight.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9591377d	type	Heel Realization
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9591377d	comment	After the Heel Realization about how much of a Yandere she is, Ajatarmon decides that if Yuto doesn't want to be a Digimon, she needs to be human instead and uses own poison on herself. It didn't "go well" and she disintegrates.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9979c2eb	type	Rings of Activation
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9979c2eb	comment	Rings of Activation: The effects of Digimon on people and objects are indicated by rings of data appearing over whoever or whatever is affected.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9c45b5a2	type	What Measure Is a Non-Human?
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9c45b5a2	comment	What Measure Is a Non-Human?: While never directly brought up, this topic is a prevailing theme of the narrative. Unlike past seasons, the Ghost Game main cast is extremely reluctant to kill Digimon due to them showing human level intelligence, preferring to try and talk the Digimon down if possible, with Hiro even worrying if it's possible for Digimon to integrate into human society. The few times they have to kill a Digimon that can't be reasoned with for the greater good of everyone, the group is usually left deeply disturbed by it.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Concerning the truth behind Gammamon: The catchphrase of the show is: "They're near you". On top of emphasizing the sheer paranoia of dangerous Digimon appearing anywhere and everywhere, turns out the real apocalyptic threat was living with Hiro all along. If one pays very close attention to the series poster (see the page image), GulusGammamon is Hidden in Plain Sight behind the protagonists with an incredibly widened Slasher Smile, while they are all looking at the Digimon surrounding them. It's because GulusGammamon (or more accurately, his evolved form Regulusmon) is a world-wiping abomination destroying the Digital World and causing the ones who stayed to become insane monsters, prompting the other Digimon to make their leave, and the protagonists don't really suspect him until he tells them what he actually is. In Episode 19, a Piccolomon tries to Ret-Gone Gammamon by going back in time only to be heavily injured, with Piccolomon asking Gammamon what he even is. It's implied that he ran into Regulusmon, a full-blown Draconic Abomination and not the child-like Digimon he was expecting. The Witchmon in Episode 49 asks if Gammamon is the "Jet-Black Conqueror". Turns out not only he is the Jet-Black Conqueror, Gammamon's body actually belongs to the original apocalyptic monstrosity, but somehow a split personality became the dominant one. In a similar tangent, Regulusmon does earn his title as the "Jet-Black Conqueror". He intends to destroy everything through establishing an "invincible army" through groups of apex predators that survived in the Death World he created. Episode 62 and 63 each feature incidents that share a same pattern; an Ultimate-level Digimon protects and shelters entire groups of lesser Digimon away from harm and ends up harming people through their actions. At the end of Episode 63, large groups of Digimon show up in the human world, shocking Clockmon. It's implied that the Gulus Realm Burst corrosion Regulusmon left in the Digital World more than a year ago had reached its tipping point when the protagonists deal with ClavisAngemon (Episode 62) and before they know something is horribly wrong. Gammamon's Adult Forms are respectively colored Green, Red and Blue. When you mix the three colors, they become black, GulusGammamon's main color. And the infection Regulusmon spreads is known as the Gulus Realm Burst, outing him as the reason why all the Digimon are running into the human world. Petermon accuses Hiro and the other protagonists for being "no different from the lying adults", and treats them no differently from the parents he's been abducting children from. He likely meant that the protagonists had made an enemy of him and had to be eradicated to protect his Never-Ever Land, but come the final battle, Hiro lied to Regulusmon that he will synch with him to kill BloomLordmon, but he has no intent of going for the kill and following Regulusmon's social darwinist mindset. He's just synchronizing with Regulusmon to free Gammamon from him. In Episode 54, the Fujitsumon show Hiro a vision that Gammamon will be gravely injured by being ran over by an incoming truck when he's not paying attention. Come Episode 66, and Regulusmon inflicts Siriusmon with a near-assuredly fatal injury after catching him off guard. In Episode 61, after the protagonists defeat ZeedMillenniumon, Espimon wonders if he can evolve so he's more of a use to them. On the next episode, he gains his own Adult form courtesy of becoming Hiro's second partner, and provides a huge enough distraction for Siriusmon to defeat ClavisAngemon. The Lilithmon in Episode 57 notes how the entity behind the Digital Gates has no rhyme or reason to send Digimon in. Per Quantumon's own admission, there really isn't; she was just sending random Digimon to understand humans in her place.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9d17b859	type	Made of Iron
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9d17b859	comment	Made of Iron: Near the end of the series, incidents instigated by Ultimate-level Digimon begin to appear way more than usual. To give the audience an exact idea how unfathomably powerful these things are, attacks from their lesser brethren that are otherwise shown to be capable of explicitly hurting Digimon up to the Perfect level fail to even so lay a scrape on them, if they didn't just intercept the attack midway. They can even withstand a fair beating from Digimon of their level.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Digimon Ghost Game / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Despite the seemingly loose continuity between the episodes and most incidents are unconnected, separate Digimon attacks, there's a consistent continuity between each episode. Notable incidents are referenced with flashbacks or character behavior, and certain Digimon of the Week (like Piccolomon) make cameos or subsequent appearances after being resolved.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_a2b38d3b	type	Eye Scream
Digimon Ghost Game / int_a2b38d3b	comment	Eye Scream: The entirety of "Red Eye" is based around this. Eyesmon can possess a person and take over their consciousness entirely, which causes more eyes to grow on the person's body is various places. Emma attempts to actively gouge them out in order to get rid of them. First with her hands; then with a sewing kit.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_a3e3cce1	type	Invading Refugees
Digimon Ghost Game / int_a3e3cce1	comment	Invading Refugees: At the end of Episode 63, massive hordes of Digimon suddenly manifest out in the human world, which is sighted by Clockmon. It's implied that this happens because the infection spread by GulusGammamon is threatening to devastate the Digital World. Given that the protagonists were dealing with Ultimate-levels sheltering weaker Digimon that episode and the episode prior, the mass exodus might had been happened a bit earlier before they're even implied to be anything but random troublemakers.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_a60f7120	type	Physical God
Digimon Ghost Game / int_a60f7120	comment	Physical God: According to word of god, Ultimate/Mega in this series isn't just 'the next level of power', but more or less a Digimon that has ascended to godhood. This is why their power is on such an immense scope and they're so far out of reach of everything else.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_aa7b6e26	type	Muggle
Digimon Ghost Game / int_aa7b6e26	comment	Third stage: Visible but translucent. Capable of interacting with objects and can be affected by humans while also retaining the ability to walk through walls. When a Digimon enters this stage, the Muggles refer to them as "hologram ghosts." Requires concentration to achieve and maintain, which is why Digimon can only hold this form for a limited amount of time.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_ac7cbf8d	type	Myth Arc
Digimon Ghost Game / int_ac7cbf8d	comment	The first Digimon fought in the series is a Clockmon and the last Digimon fought before the Myth Arc truly picks up is a Quartzmon. In Young Hunters, a Clockmon participated in the fight against that universe's Quartzmon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_ad4a45be	type	Final Boss
Digimon Ghost Game / int_ad4a45be	comment	Unlike past series, the Final Boss gets out alive and gets a Heelâ€“Face Turn. It's also the first one that never reached the Ultimate level.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_b42b7e7b	type	Moral Myopia
Digimon Ghost Game / int_b42b7e7b	comment	Moral Myopia: Many Digimon actively hunt humans for personal satisfaction, and get angry and confused when they're interrupted.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_b552b24	type	Truer to the Text
Digimon Ghost Game / int_b552b24	comment	Truer to the Text: With one or two exceptions like Sistermon (Ciel), the Monster of the Week Digimon tend to more closely refer to their entries in the Digimon Reference Book than in prior series, which in turn can make Digimon that had softer prior appearances come across as more monstrous, like Jyureimon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_b58642b1	type	Trapped in Another World
Digimon Ghost Game / int_b58642b1	comment	Trapped in Another World: Inverted since just like with Tamers and Data Squad, it's the Digimon who end up trapped in another world. According to Angoramon they ended up there due to gates that randomly appear and throw them into the human world; although most of them don't mind being trapped and instead try to make what's best of the situation with differing results ranging from a peaceful life to causing as much chaos as possible. Played straight with Hokuto, who somehow managed to survive a trip to the Digital World but can't get back.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_b6cdd117	type	Beast of the Apocalypse
Digimon Ghost Game / int_b6cdd117	comment	After Kuzuhamon shows up out of nowhere in Episode 56 to essentially attempt mass murder, several Ultimate-level Digimon instigate horrific incidents with all the disastrous consequences that entails, with several of these attempting to take over the world or flat-out destroy it. One case even has a woman explicitly shown murdered out of the blue, not even by a normal Ultimate-level, but by a Moon=Millenniumon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_bb48f8ba	type	Timed Mission
Digimon Ghost Game / int_bb48f8ba	comment	Timed Mission: Some Digimon's powers are not instantly lethal, but will eventually kill the victim in the course of time. Examples include Ginkakumon (Victims will be melted into his sake bottle), Betsumon (Replaces their victims from other's cognition and erases them from existence), RareRaremon (victims eventually throw themselves into its jaws) and Eyesmon (possessed victims disintegrate entirely if left unchecked).
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_bc1faa80	type	Mirror Scare
Digimon Ghost Game / int_bc1faa80	comment	Mirror Scare: Kiyoshiro gets one in the opening credits when he sees a Pumpkinmon in the mirror.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_bcb452a9	type	Weirdness Magnet
Digimon Ghost Game / int_bcb452a9	comment	Weirdness Magnet: Hazakura Academy is the spotlight of numerous Digimon incidents, with many episodes involving either its students being attacked by Digimon or someone introducing the Digimon right to the dorm. It's even Discussed in Episode 51 where rumors about ghosts kidnapping its students arise.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_bd5e8cd9	type	Urban Fantasy
Digimon Ghost Game / int_bd5e8cd9	comment	Urban Fantasy: Ghost Game leans far more heavily into this than it does into the Science Fantasy of previous series, with Digimon acting more like youkai and some later episodes even having outright supernatural elements.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c042eee9	type	Invisible to Normals
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c042eee9	comment	Invisible to Normals: Digimon are this by default, but there are different levels of it. However, in general the Digimon can always see and interact with each other, and a human currently wearing their Digivice bracelet can always see a Digimon, but not necessarily be capable of interacting with it. First stage: Invisible. Capable of walking through walls and objects, but can't interact with them. Second stage: Invisible. Capable of interacting with solid objects and holding things for a brief period of time, but humans can't affect them. This comes at the cost of the ability to walk through walls and objects. Third stage: Visible but translucent. Capable of interacting with objects and can be affected by humans while also retaining the ability to walk through walls. When a Digimon enters this stage, the Muggles refer to them as "hologram ghosts." Requires concentration to achieve and maintain, which is why Digimon can only hold this form for a limited amount of time. Fourth stage: Visible, opaque, and fully solid. A human with a Digivice can freely shift their partner from the first or second stages to this one and back, but any Digimon can achieve this state. Episode 9 implies that once a Digimon enters this stage, they are "locked" into it and must relearn how to regress to previous stages. As the series progresses further, the heroes encounter hostile Digimon that are solid from the get-go more often.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c1105f41	type	Hold the Line
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c1105f41	comment	Hold the Line: In Episode 5, Gammamon, Angoramon, Hiro, and Ruli attempt to do this against Majiramon and his underlings so that Jellymon and Kiyoshiro gain enough time to delete the digital talismans, but are horribly outmatched. The four do it again for Jellymon in Episode 44 when she's canceling hundreds of orders on Fukatsu's laptop to stop a trio of virus-type Andiramon from destroying the Hazakura Dorm to craft the products.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c172a0a3	type	Ice Crystals
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c172a0a3	comment	Ice Crystals: Ruli's second DIM card creates an area resembling a snowfield with patches of blue crystals jutting from every surface.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c3e4b9fd	type	Final-Exam Boss
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c3e4b9fd	comment	Final-Exam Boss: Gammamon swaps between each of his evolutions while fighting Regulusmon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c76b215e	type	Bait-and-Switch Credits
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c76b215e	comment	Bait-and-Switch Credits: The opening shows Kiyoshiro seeing a Pumpmon in the mirror, but in the show itself Pumpmon appears before Kiyoshiro even meets his partner Digimon. It also has Piemon hiding in a sewer as a Shout-Out to It, but in the episode where he actually shows up, he doesn't attack people that way.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c77510a1	type	Company Cameo
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c77510a1	comment	Company Cameo: The university where Mummymon resides at is called Toei University Hospital, named after the very company behind the Digimon anime series. The brand of the cables Kiyoshiro uses to power his phone while in the world between life and death are Toei.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_c81b2a53	type	Wowing Cthulhu
Digimon Ghost Game / int_c81b2a53	comment	Wowing Cthulhu: Given that the Ultimate-levels in this series are portrayed as city-destroying, world-wiping abominations who can kill or vanish hundreds within a very short amount of time, any time the protagonists manage to talk one into a Heelâ€“Face Turn becomes this. Gammamon also manages to pull this on GulusGammamon, the world-wiping Digimon he was sharing a body with.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
Digimon Ghost Game / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Episode 35 revolves around a werewolf legend connected to Ruli's family, with the Digimon of the Week being mistaken for it. Yet Ruli has a strange vision at one point in the episode and then, after the conflict is resolved a long howl is heard.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_cd83fa5b	type	Spoiler Opening
Digimon Ghost Game / int_cd83fa5b	comment	Spoiler Opening: The opening spoiled the Adult forms of Gammamon, Angoramon and Jellymon before their actual debut in the show.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_ce104b8e	type	Serial Escalation
Digimon Ghost Game / int_ce104b8e	comment	Serial Escalation: There are several points in the show where the Digimon incidents explicitly and consistently escalate in scope of harm. The first of such is Episode 13, which features a massive tonal shift from the other episodes before and after it and the beginning of the show's Cerebus Syndrome, with the Monster of the Week Digimon Sealsdramon being a full-blown Digimon serial killer who kills Bokomon (Along with 999 Digimon before then) via a thrown knife, leading to Gammamon undergoing a Dark Evolution to GulusGammamon, who outright murders Sealsdramon by stabbing him stab straight in the head. Past that point, the scope of destruction or harm that the monsters of the week can do exponentially increase. The second time it happens is Episode 25, wher, dark subjects otherwise played very seriously in Digimon as e the protagonists encounte Vamdemon and receivs their first Perfect. The danger levels of Digimon get jacked up further, with boss Digimon from past seasons like Splashmon and Gigasmon who become Monster of the Week villains, and the show delves into darker subjects. For example, one episode feature a Sepikmon killing Kiyoshiro out of nowhere. The second half of the show features many psychotic Digimon who have no remorse whatsoever who gleefully torture or attempt to kill their victims. There's even one notable case where a Piemon staged a mass abduction incident, which happens before the main trio's Digimon even have their own Ultimate levels. After Kuzuhamon shows up out of nowhere in Episode 56 to essentially attempt mass murder, several Ultimate-level Digimon instigate horrific incidents with all the disastrous consequences that entails, with several of these attempting to take over the world or flat-out destroy it. One case even has a woman explicitly shown murdered out of the blue, not even by a normal Ultimate-level, but by a Moon=Millenniumon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Digimon Ghost Game / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: The episodes are usually consisted of the characters participating in leisure activities and Slice of Life interactions before and after a Digimon attack makes itself known to at least one of the protagonists or someone near them. Which also means that you won't see the horror elements kicking in until around halfway or a bit earlier into the episode.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_cf7b362	type	Horror Hunger
Digimon Ghost Game / int_cf7b362	comment	SymbareAngoramon had to execute Digitamamon in Episode 26 with a lot of regret to stop his Horror Hunger.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_cfdb9e17	type	Cerebus Syndrome
Digimon Ghost Game / int_cfdb9e17	comment	Cerebus Syndrome: There are three such moments throughout the series, each one representing the threat level of the Digimon of the Week ramping up significantly. After the Wham Episode that was Episode 13, the stakes of the encounters with most Digimon Of The Week begins to escalate with the protagonists and human civilians being in genuine danger of death or eternal imprisonment to enemy Digimon more often, with Episodes 20 & 21 outright having the deaths of human civilians involved in the plot. Starting from Episode 25, which is when the party gets their first Perfect, the threat levels of Digimon they encounter seemingly skyrockets and they often find themselves falling victim to the Digimon's powers before any battle can commence. After Episode 56 where a Kuzuhamon appears out of nowhere to attempt murdering an entire town and outs something throwing the Digimon into the human world, the protagonists find themselves dealing with multiple dangerous Ultimate-level Digimon capable of putting hundreds in serious danger, with some of these explicitly stating that they will take over or obliterate the world if given the chance to, and the Slice of Life sections are usually cut short to throw the protagonists into the incident immediately.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
Digimon Ghost Game / int_d148b019	comment	Mundane Made Awesome: In episode 32, Gammamon proves he's the real deal, saving his own existence and foiling the Betsumon's plans...by beating his fake in an eating contest.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
Digimon Ghost Game / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: One of the possible ways for dangerous Digimon to find victims is to set up fronts, often disguised as VIP events for specific customers, only to convert them into something the Digimon wants (such as minions or collectibles) once they show up to the event. There's at least three instances where Ruli falls for this and she gets the party involved with some rather nasty Digimon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_d99a228f	type	Unusually Uninteresting Sight
Digimon Ghost Game / int_d99a228f	comment	Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Thanks to the advancement of hologram technology in this setting, Digimon materialized into the real world end up being assumed by the public to be "AI Holograms", some even being impressed that the so-called "technology" has advanced to the point of even being able to feel them, without finding any aspect of it odd.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_dabc7a46	type	Sixth Ranger
Digimon Ghost Game / int_dabc7a46	comment	Episode 38 "The Diviner": Espimon debuts, with Episode 40 later revealing that he was looking for Hiro due to advice from Hokuto. Additionally, the episode reveals that genuine supernatural beings actually exist, despite never following up on this information.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Digimon Ghost Game / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: The opening displays silhouettes or cameos of various Digimon, including Vamdemon, MetalSeadramon, Arachnemon, LadyDevimon, Pumpmon, Lucemon, Piemon, Mugendramon and Etemon. Pumpmon shows up in episode four, and Arachnemon, Vamdemon, and Piemon show up much later.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e1a919e9	type	Protagonist Power-Up Privileges
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e1a919e9	comment	Protagonist Power-Up Privileges: Interestingly, Gammamon has access to four different evolutions, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. While each form does have their downside (Particularly BetelGammamon who's subjected to The Worf Barrage pretty often), all four of these forms make their debut before Ruli even unlocks Angoramon's first evolution.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: The ending appears to be a much, more optimistic version of Digimon Survive's Harmonious Route ending. It helps that the Digimon here had walked amongst humans for some time rather than abruptly appearing one day and acting like feral monsters, and they aren't uniformly hostile to people.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e8b0f099	type	Dark Is Evil
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e8b0f099	comment	Dark Is Evil: Most of the Digimon of the Week are of the mostly Always Chaotic Evil Virus type. However, there are a few antagonistic Data and Vaccine types around, and in one case the protagonists find themselves confronting a legitimate member of the Angemon line.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e8e56799	type	Blue-and-Orange Morality
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e8e56799	comment	Blue-and-Orange Morality: The non-malicious Digimon that cause trouble have shades of this. They don't intend to hurt people but are initially unable to understand how dangerous their actions can be, such as Mummymon kidnapping tired humans and trying to turn them into mummies in a misguided effort to cure them. More often than not, this is also Played for Horror especially later on where Digimon will casually commit mass abductions, mind control or city-wide destruction. Fortunately, if someone fills them in they will fix their mistake and offer an apology.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e92841f	type	Talking the Monster to Death
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e92841f	comment	Talking the Monster to Death: Justified as this is usually their only option against the Monster of the Week especially early on where they are leagues above the Digimon protagonists in power meaning that a straight-up fight will just get them defeated quickly and in some cases the Digimon are only antagonistic because they don't realize their actions are harmful. Later Digimon are usually so persistent that they need to be defeated in combat, but depending on the situation, even Ultimate levels keen on killing hundreds can be open for a bargain after being defeated.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_e9604359	type	Monster of the Week
Digimon Ghost Game / int_e9604359	comment	Episode 61: "Resurrection": When investigating a creepy incident involving victim of the week Kotoha's household, the corpse of her brother's fiancee suddenly leaps around to drain life energy from him, Kotoha and Kiyoshiro in quick succession before absorbing a group of nearby Digimon haunting the house. Then a very familiar Digimon taking the form of a black and brown substance with the heads of a Mugendramon and a Chimeramon engulfs the body. That's right; the Monster of the Week is a ZeedMillenniumon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_ebcf99b5	type	The Unmasqued World
Digimon Ghost Game / int_ebcf99b5	comment	The Unmasqued World: The series ends with the existence of Digimon being exposed to the entire world, with Hiro and company tasked with ensuring the two join together peacefully. The epilogue implies this is going well.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f0089082	type	Early-Bird Cameo
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Salamandamon is shown to be one of Sealsdramon's victims in Episode 13. In Episode 34, another Salamandamon is responsible for causing a pseudo Zombie Apocalypse of gecko humans to steal diamonds for her to eat.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f32d85ab	type	20 Minutes into the Future
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f32d85ab	comment	20 Minutes into the Future: The series takes place in a future where hologram technology became commonplace enough to be the primary form of advertisements, public notices and even traffic signs, though outside of that, it doesn't differ from the "present". A blink-and-miss it example: Hiro's phone is connected to a 7G network, which is two generations further than in reality.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f3626b09	type	Mercy Kill
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f3626b09	comment	Mercy Kill: SymbareAngoramon had to execute Digitamamon in Episode 26 with a lot of regret to stop his Horror Hunger. RareRaremon from the episode Herd of the Dead. Notable in that the main cast is largely adverse to killing Digimon unlike previous series. However, they eventually came to the conclusion that while they weren't happy with it, RareRaremon was so far gone at this point and far too dangerous to be left alive that they were forced to kill him for everyone's safety. Ultimately, this act is framed as this. In the fight against ZeedMillenniumon, the group pulls this against Manami's consciousness when she tells them to strike her to destroy it, evicting both Manami's consciousness and Moon=Millenniumon from her corpse. Nobody, not especially the victims of the week, is happy after that fight.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f3b073e8	type	Smorgasbord Test
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f3b073e8	comment	Smorgasbord Test: After finding Gammamon, Hiro feeds Gammamon numerous different foods to see what he likes. Being a Digimon, Gammamon doesn't know the words for the different types of tastes and uses his own words to describe them. Salmon skin is "shiny", spicy cod roe is "scary", and his favorite, chocolate, is "champion". This eventually comes in handy when Morphomon's scales possess him and he goes into a rampage in Hiro's room, where Hiro frees him by stuffing him with all sorts of spicy dressings, and again when Gammamon outs a Betsumon pretending to be him.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f48d0f54	type	Not Evil, Just Misunderstood
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f48d0f54	comment	Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: A lot of Digimon are Obliviously Evil and fail to understand that their actions are causing distress or harm to others despite their victims' protests, until stopped and educated. This includes Mummymon, Pumpmon, Sirenmon, Koemon, Toropiamon, Sepikmon, Gigasmon, Antylamon, Tonosamagekomon and Gekomon, ClavisAngemon, Quartzmon. Other cases reveal that Digimon going berserk of having Power Incontinence was due to an accident, like Pilomon, Morphomon, Manticoremon, Doumon, Ryudamon, Shaujinmon, Fujitsumon.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f5c3defd	type	Cosmic Deadline
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f5c3defd	comment	Cosmic Deadline: As the main plotline doesn't make any signficant advances until there are four episodes left, these last four episodes suddenly adopt a much faster pace. The final episode bears mention: the first half of the episode tries to solve as many lingering plot points as possible all at once, and the last few minutes display an epilogue that could have easily been its own arc.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f6f24e4b	type	Disguised Horror Story
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f6f24e4b	comment	Disguised Horror Story: Ghost Game is a show that adheres to its Spooky Kids Media premise mixed with slice-of-life elements. The setting is a Lighter and Softer post-modern urban setting rather than the usual adventure story, and the protagonists are intentionally designed to be cute. It doesn't take long for the show to go straight into horror tropes such as Body Horror, ForcedTransformations, mass abductions, a few villains are even Serial Killers, and there's physical and mental torture in some episodes.
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Digimon Ghost Game / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Digimon Ghost Game / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Espimon is Literal-Minded, so he insists Hiro is a fake because Hokuto said his son is a "spitting image" of him, which goes on until Episode 62.
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Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Abusive Offspring / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Academy of Adventure / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Action Horror / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Affectionate Nickname / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	All Your Powers Combined / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Anime and Manga of the 2020s / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Arc Fatigue / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Ass Kicks You / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Atrocious Arthropods / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Battle in the Center of the Mind / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Beam of Enlightenment / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Beware My Stinger Tail / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Bishōnen Line / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Black Eyes of Crazy / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Black Eyes of Evil / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Boomerang Bigot / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Born-Again Immortality / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Brain Food / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Came Back Wrong / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Capture and Replicate / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Cats Are Mean / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Cerebro Electro / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Chain Letter / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Chromatic Arrangement / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Clone by Conversion / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Coincidental Dodge / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Cold-Blooded Torture / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Cyber Ninja / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Dark World / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Demonic Possession / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Disguised Horror Story / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Draconic Abomination / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Dragged Off to Hell / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Dragons Versus Knights / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Eerie Arctic Research Station / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Electric Jellyfish / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Electrified Bathtub / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Episode of the Dead / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Equippable Ally / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Evil Former Friend / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Extendable Arms / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Eyeless Face / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Eyes Out of Sight / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Face Stealer / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Feud Episode / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Filler / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Furry Reminder / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Gate Guardian / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	God Guise / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Hair-Raising Hare / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Haunted Technology / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Heli-Critter / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Heroic Fire Rescue / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Horror Hunger / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Hungry Weapon / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Hydro-Electro Combo / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	I Surrender, Suckers / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Ice Crystals / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Impostor-Exposing Test / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Intrepid Merchant / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Kidnapped by the Call / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Killing Intent / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Kodomomuke / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Lady and Knight / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Leg Cannon / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	List of Transgressions / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Living Doll Collector / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Loving Bully / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Master of Unlocking / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Mentor Occupational Hazard / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Multiform Balance / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Multiple Head Case / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Mysterious Protector / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Negated Moment of Awesome / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	No Party Like a Donner Party / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Nobody Touches the Hair / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Nominal Villain / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Obliviously Evil / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Otaku / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Our Centaurs Are Different / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Pacifism Backfire / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Phantom Zone / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Phone Call from the Dead / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Popular with Furries / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Possessing a Dead Body / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Protagonist Power-Up Privileges / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Psycho Knife Nut / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Purgatory and Limbo / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Repulsive Ringmaster / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Ret-Gone / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Riddling Sphinx / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Righteous Rabbit / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Rings of Activation / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Robot and A.I. Works / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Rousseau Was Right / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Self-Disposing Villain / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Shooting At Your Own Projectiles / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Sigil Spam / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Sin Eater / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Smorgasbord Test / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Snowed-In / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Spider People / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Spiders Are Scary / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Split-Personality Takeover / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Spooky Kids Media / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Stellar Name / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Suicidal Pacifism / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Super Wrist-Gadget / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Swiss-Army Weapon / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Sword and Gun / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Taking the Fight Outside / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Talking the Monster to Death / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Targeted Human Sacrifice / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Teen Genius / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Telephone Teleport / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Temper-Ceratops / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	The Fair Folk / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	The Lost Lenore / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	The Most Dangerous Video Game / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	The Swarm / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Time Master / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	To Serve Man / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Torso with a View / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Toy Transmutation / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Truer to the Text / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Unwilling Suspension / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Unwitting Muggle Friend / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Urban Fantasy / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Vampire Monarch / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Vampires Are Sex Gods / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Vampiric Draining / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Villainous Rescue / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Wacky Racing / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Weak Boss, Strong Underlings / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Weirdness Censor / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Your Mind Makes It Real / int_1b575f28
Digimon Ghost Game	hasFeature	Zashiki-warashi / int_1b575f28

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