Once the Digimon digivolves to their ultimate stage, the screen lights up with a 3D image of the crest and digi-vice. The light from the digivice shines through the crest, special characters of information insert itself into the Digimon. A 3D image of the Digimon is shown and we see it digi-volve into it's ultimate level. Special gadgets, extra clothing, extra body parts etc appear on the Digimon.

The issue of debate is whether or not Digimon actually HAVE physical sexes. Some will say they do, some will say they do not, and are merely "Digimon," and have a sex only in respect to their personalities. If you believe that Digimon have physical sexes, then Silphymon is a male, due to the fact that he is Hawkmon's natural Ultimate form, regardless of having Gatomon's mind within him.

Digimon Chronicle" was originally believed to be a new manga that would replace "V-Tamer" in the pages of V-Jump, but turned out to simply be the supporting fiction of the 2003 merchandise, told through prose text passages and short, six-page non-sequiter mangas included with the Pendulum (digital pet) toys. The Chronicle scenario was adapted into the 2004 CGI movie, "Digimon X-Evolution."

Digimon: Force Three" is/was an American-produced Toyline, premiered by Bandai of America at Toy Fair 2003. Intended to be released after Frontier, it was described as follows: Over 100 years after Season 4, a small conflict occurred in the three areas of the Digital World. Over time, the struggles grew and persisted until now. All that is left is chaos and disorder. But there is a glimmer of hope.

I like to be unique. I usually see the show (Digimon) on TV, and they spell it all capital letters. I just can't make up my mind on it, so I use both. The DiGimon game spells it this way "DiGimon", with a monster face in place of the 'o'.

Myotismon has the original crest, he made copies of the crest to find the 8th digi-destined. The crest will react with the digi-vice, so every evil digimon will be out to look for the 8th child.

Digimon are Digital Monsters. They live in the Digi-World. These Digimon are good, evil or neutral beings that can speak english. They are much like monsters, but they are made out of Digital equipment. The main Digimon in the show are: Agumon, Gabumon, Gomamon, Palmon, Biyomon, Patamon and Tentomon. They protect their seven kid friends. When the time comes, these Digimon can Digi-volve. Even they don't know how they do it. They digi-volve when their human friend is in danger.

Armour Digimon are at the "Armour" level. They are NOT at the "Co-Champion" level, which is a term created by fans. Armour is a different level, which is outside of the natural Digivolution line of: Baby - In-Training - Rookie - Champion - Ultimate - Mega. A normal Armour Digimon is roughly as strong as a Champion Digimon. A Golden Armour Digimon is roughly as strong as an Ultimate. Note that "Armour" and "Golden Armour" are NOT separate levels, they are BOTH "Armour" level.

Gennai is definitely *not* a human, but he's not *quite* a Digimon, either. He is made up of digital information, so yes, he is a Digimon in that respect. However, he has no attributes - no group, level, type, attack techniques, etc. Also, while other Digimon appear to be physically ageless, Gennai has been shown in both old and young forms (see Question 4.3).

Are ya dense or what? Of course it's anime. The English version just doesn't live up to the original format, despite the all bad jokes. ^^;; (Admit it. There's some bad jokes)

If you have my Rotation Game, take out the colored Master Chart and cross out the foods you will be avoiding. Don't have the chart? Then turn to the first page of each colored section in the Allergy Recipe Book and draw a pencil line through the foods you are avoiding. What's not crossed out is what's left to eat. What you see is what you get. Use these pages for your shopping list.

This was an airing error in some states when Digimon (Series 1) was originally shown on Cheez TV, another episode was shown twice my mistake. The episode was shown when Digimon (Series 1) was repeated.

However, a programming error in the Japanese D-Terminal resulted in the names for the bird and the turtle being switched around - the bird was given the name Xuanwumon, while the turtle was now Zhuqiaomon. Bandai of Japan apologised for this mistake on their website and in V-Jump magazine, but still, the error carried over to the US D-Terminal, where Xuanwumon was dubbed as Ebonwumon - making the bird Ebonwumon, while the turtle was Zhuqiaomon.