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Name	Digimon Circle
System	PC
Release Date	November 21, 2005
Language	Japanese

Digimon Circle (デジモンサークル, Dejimon Sākuru) is a video game.

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Three companies, Bandai Networks, Zero Ex, and Bandai, have developed "Circle Link", a software that allows the creation of community services using characters. Digimon Circle, a service using this software, will be available from November 21st, and Tamagotchi Circle will be available from November 23rd. Basic services are available free of charge.

Circle Link is a software based on the community service construction software "Community Door" provided by Zero Ex, which Bandai has enhanced with character production functions and game functions. In addition to allowing users to set their own rooms and avatars within the service, there are also features such as a diary function that allows users to post comments, a community function with multiple users, and an access log function. It can also support paid services such as item sales. You can register up to 10 diaries per day, with a maximum of 800 bytes per diary. Image uploading is not supported, but it is planned to be supported in the future.

Digimon Circle is a service that adds community services to some of the game functions of the online game "Digimon Net Battle." When you register as a user, your room and Digimon will be prepared for you, and you can develop your Digimon by interacting with and competing with other users' Digimon. Please note that Digimon Net Battle is scheduled to end its service on November 30th, and Digimon Net Battle users will be able to inherit some of the parameters of Digimon from Digimon Net Battle by registering their "Arabit ID" when registering their Digimon circle.

Tamagotchi Circle is a community service that can be linked with "Choujinsei Enjoy! Tamagotchi Plus", which will be released on November 23rd. By entering the password displayed on the Tamagotchi itself, you can record your Tamagotchi's training process as a diary, including images.