Digimon Championship
From Wikimon
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Digimon Championship (デジモンチャンピオンシップ Dejimon Chanpionshippu) is a Video Game.
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Story
Digimon Championship has a basic storyline: Every four in-game years, there is a tournament to decide the ultimate Tamer.
Gameplay
Digimon Championship plays out much differently than the games before it. It returns to the Virtual Pet roots of Digimon, instead of having a true storyline. Many of the original functions of the V-Pets are still there, such as the Feed option, the Clean Option, and the Battle option, but it allows for more than one Digimon to be cared for at a time. Like the V-Pets, it doesn't display evolution statistics, making training a bit more difficult. Digimon will sometimes degenerate into Digitama if their lifespan has been exceeded. But unlike the handhelds, Egg Reverts actually play a part in the hidden evolution requirements.
To obtain more Digimon, Digimon Championship employs a new method; The Hunt menu.
Players are given a somewhat-3D representation of a globe. By tapping the desired gate, they can view an area in which they can catch Digimon using a D-Rope. Also, you can place traps for, shoot at, bomb, and place wires to stop Digimon and make them easier to catch. Depending on the D-Rope purchased in the game's shop area, you can catch stronger Digimon. Gates are unlocked via battling in Title matches. Some however, have a fee to enter them.
Battles have also changed considerably. First of all, they are done in a third-person view. The player watches the selected Digimon automatically fight by running around and attacking enemies. There are a few battle options:
- Free battle: You select your foes and the area you wish to battle in.
- Title Match: These only occur on certain days every year. Once you beat them, you gain Medals. By getting more medals, your rank increases.
- Championship: Every four in-game years, a large tournament consisting of a few battles with tough Digimon. To enter this, you need to have won your way through the preliminaries.
- Password Battle: You can record passwords for teams and give them to friends. Or, you can pit your Digimon against themselves this way.
- Multi Battle: Using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, you can battle friends or random players from across the world.
Characters
Obtainable characters
- 001 - Zurumon
- 002 - Choromon
- 003 - Nyokimon
- 004 - Bubbmon
- 005 - Pitchmon
- 006 - Petitmon
- 007 - Punimon
- 008 - Botamon
- 009 - Poyomon
- 010 - Mokumon
- 011 - Yukimi Botamon
- 012 - Yuramon
- 027 - Agumon
- 028 - Armadimon
- 029 - Alraumon
- 030 - Elecmon
- 031 - Otamamon
- 032 - Gaomon
- 033 - Gazimon
- 034 - Gabumon
- 035 - Kamemon
- 036 - Gizamon
- 037 - Candmon
- 038 - Guilmon
- 039 - Kunemon
- 040 - Black Agumon
- 041 - Gottsumon
- 042 - Goburimon
- 043 - Gomamon
- 044 - Coronamon
- 045 - Psychemon
- 046 - Tsukaimon
- 047 - Terriermon
- 048 - Tentomon
- 049 - Toy Agumon
- 050 - Dracomon
- 051 - Bakumon
- 052 - Hagurumon
- 053 - Patamon
- 054 - Palmon
- 055 - Pico Devimon
- 056 - Piyomon
- 057 - Falcomon
- 058 - V-mon
- 059 - Plotmon
- 060 - Floramon
- 061 - Mushmon
- 062 - Yuki Agumon
- 063 - Lunamon
- 064 - Renamon
- 066 - Ice Devimon
- 067 - Icemon
- 068 - Akatorimon
- 069 - Ankylomon
- 070 - Ikkakumon
- 071 - Wizarmon
- 072 - Woodmon
- 073 - Airdramon
- 074 - Angemon
- 075 - Ogremon
- 076 - Gaogamon
- 077 - Kabuterimon
- 078 - Guardromon
- 079 - Galgomon
- 080 - Garurumon
- 081 - Gururumon (Black)
- 082 - Kiwimon
- 083 - Kyuubimon
- 084 - Growmon
- 085 - Gururumon
- 086 - Greymon
- 087 - Clockmon
- 088 - Kuwagamon
- 089 - Gekomon
- 090 - Gesomon
- 091 - Geremon
- 092 - Centalmon
- 093 - Coredramon (Blue)
- 094 - Coredramon (Green)
- 095 - Cockatrimon
- 096 - Thunderballmon
- 097 - Shellmon
- 098 - Seadramon
- 099 - Geo Greymon
- 100 - Scumon
- 101 - Starmon
- 102 - Sabirdramon
- 103 - Sorcerymon
- 104 - Dark Tyranomon
- 105 - Darcmon
- 106 - Tyranomon
- 107 - Tailmon
- 108 - Devidramon
- 109 - Devimon
- 110 - Tortamon
- 111 - Togemon
- 112 - Numemon
- 113 - Birdramon
- 114 - Bakemon
- 115 - Firamon
- 116 - V-dramon
- 117 - Vegimon
- 118 - Peckmon
- 119 - Meramon
- 120 - Mojyamon
- 121 - Monochromon
- 122 - Yukidarumon
- 123 - Unimon
- 124 - Youkomon
- 125 - Lynxmon
- 126 - Raremon
- 127 - Leomon
- 128 - Lekismon
- 129 - Red Vegimon
Locations
External Links
Digimon Championship Official Website (JP)
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