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| Kanji/Kana | ブルーカード |
A Blue Card 「ブルーカード Burū Kādo」 is an algorithm that is used to evolve Digimon in Digimon Tamers.
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Tamers[edit]
The Blue Card was first shown in DT01, in which Matsuda Takato inadvertently used it to convert his card scanner to a D-Ark. In Digimon Tamers - Episode 04, a Blue Card was revealed to have also caused Lee Jianliang's card scanner to transform. The Blue Card was later used by the Tamers to trigger the Matrix Evolution to Perfect in their partner Digimon. A Blue Card is the replacement of a Digi-Gnome in the Real World.
Video Games[edit]
Digimon World 3[edit]
A Blue Card is needed to go to South Sector through the gondola in East Station. To obtain one, Atsushi looked for a Digimon born from a Blue Card, namely Guilmon in Asuka City. However, Guilmon didn't have it, so he instead sent Atsushi to his cousin who was in an Inn on the road to Seiryu City. This Guilmon also didn't have it and sent Atsushi to talk to a third Guilmon in Seiryu City.
This "Tricky" Guilmon seemingly did have the Blue Card and gave it to Atsushi, however, what he gave him was actually a fake 8lue Card. Atsushi went to find Tricky Guilmon again, but he had left Seiryu City, with another Guilmon telling Atsushi to search for him in a basement with ghosts, where Atsushi found Tricky Guilmon again. This time, he did give Atsushi the real Blue Card, allowing him to move to South Sector.
Digimon World Re:Digitize and Decode[edit]
During the Colosseum 40th floor Free Battle: "Digimon Tamer?", Matsuda Takato performs a Card Slash with the Matrix Evolution card to evolve Guilmon into Megalo Growmon.
Virtual Pets[edit]
D-Ark Toy[edit]
A plastic Blue Card is packaged with some versions of both the toy D-Ark and its North American and Bandai Asia counterpart, the D-Power.
TCG[edit]
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