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Name	Digimon ReArise
System	Smart Phone
Release Date	June 25, 2018 October 7, 2019 October 9, 2019
Language	Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese

Digimon ReArise (デジモンリアライズ, Dejimon Riaraizu) is a video game.

Worldwide service was terminated at the end of April 21, 2022 in Japan and April 20 in the rest of the World.

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General Premise[edit]

Digimon ReArise was a free-to-play Gachapon real-time RPG / Visual Novel. In-game Digimon are discovered late in the 20th century, they left their mark on the real world but are eventually forgotten as time went on. One day creatures who look similar to Digimon begin to attack the Real World and Digimon alike, these creatures are named Sprials. The player, your partner Digimon Herissmon, and your friends live their lives and tackle the Sprial threat together.

Overall Digimon ReArise's story was well written and liked, it even had returning voice actors from the Anime in both English and Japanese, but its free-to-play gameplay, grinding, and internet requirement ultimately shut it down.

Gameplay & Reception[edit]

Visual Novel
Digimon ReArise's visual novel segments often took place after battles or during story mode / events. If the player was in a cutscene, sometimes they were allowed to choose from 2 dialog options. These dialog choices would occasionally change a line or two. The player could replay several visual novel sections in settings while the game was operational. That being said some cutscenes only played once and if the player missed an event, they could not view it later. Overall, most of Digimon Rearises Visual Novel content was translated, and the developers translated the entire main story before the game was shutdown.

Pre-Battle
Before the player starts a level, they need to check if they have enough stamina to enter it, the players stamina would be refilled as time passed. Once a level is selected the player could bring another user's Digimon as backup. Levels consisted of battles, cutscenes or both. Levels would often provide a star ranking between 1-3. Obtaining all 3 stars could be difficult at times as each one had its own requirement but earning all 3 stars would earn the player some premium currency called DigiRubies.

Battle
During battle Digimon automatically use basic attacks while the player selected their special attacks. This involved strategy as your Digimon's speed and attack cool down had to be considered. Battles could also be played at multiple speeds or even fully automatic.

Item Progression & Evolution
Digimon ReArise was a time-consuming game, if the player wanted items, equipment, bits, evolution materials and DigiRubies they had to grind. The player could obtain some materials from walking in the real world, but mostly obtained things by replaying Dimensional Vortexs levels. Also, Digimon could not change / update their evolution routes, even if a better version of the Digimon was released.

Super Personality
This was an alternate more powerful version of a Digimon released late into the Global version of the game's life. If the player wanted to max out a "Super Personality" Digimon for competitive, they would need to sacrifice another copy of the same Digimon five times. This was time consuming, luck based, grindy and required hundreds of DigiRubies.

Obtaining Digimon & Summons
The main method to obtain Digimon was the summon gachapon, with eggs being a secondary option. Summons required DigiRubies and while Rubies could slowly be obtained for free, the player could also buy them with real money. Summoning was 100% luck, and the kinds of summoning options available would be changed out frequently. This would often make it impossible for a player to get the materials needed for a "Super Personality" digimon for free, let alone at a reasonable paid rate. DigiRubies in shop were very expensive, and some important items had to be bought in store as well.

Battle Park
This was ReArise's live competitive mode, a maxed out Digimon did not guarantee success, also there was a daily limit on how many competitive battles a player could do. The player could reset it by spending Rubies which was not desirable.

Final Gameplay Thoughts
Digimon ReArise's Visual Novel was well liked, but due to how the monetization was handled, it's gameplay has a complicated and controversial legacy.

Japanese Ver. Timeline[edit]

Main Characters[edit]

Player
- Pusumon > Pusurimon > Herissmon > Filmon > Stiffilmon > Rasenmon: Fury Mode/Rasenmon

Hiiragi Takumi
- DORUmon > DORUgamon > DORUguremon > Gaioumon > Gaioumon: Itto Mode

Shinjo Michi
- Plotmon > Tailmon > Angewomon > Lovely Angemon

Kohinata Mayu
- Kudamon > Reppamon > Tyilinmon > Mitamamon

Tamada Keito
- Elecmon > Leomon > Grappu Leomon > Heavy Leomon

Tsukimori Chihiro
- Lopmon >> Andiramon (Deva)

Tamada Nozomi
- Pumpmon > Noble Pumpmon

Mon
- Hackmon > Bao Hackmon > Savior Hackmon > JESmon

Natsuyagi Kazuma‎
- Botamon > Wanyamon > Bearmon > Gryzmon > Cerberumon

Shinkai Sara
- Bakumon > Monochromon > Megadramon > Mugendramon

Futami Eiji

Main Character Bios / Photos[edit]


Herissmon	Spirals	Agumon	Shinjo Michi


Plotmon / Salamon	Hiiragi Takumi	DORUmon / Dorumon	Tsukimori Chihiro


Lopmon	Tamada Keito	Elecmon	Kohinata Mayu


Kudamon 2006	Tamada Nozomi	Pumpmon / Pumpkinmon	Mon


Huckmon / Hackmon	Natsuyagi Kazuma‎	Bearmon	Shinkai Sara


Bakumon / Tapirmon	Futami Eiji	The Player

Enemy Characters[edit]

Main Story[edit]

Digimon Feature Quest / Spotlight Digimon Quest[edit]

Other Characters[edit]

Main Story[edit]

Koromon > Agumon > Greymon > Metal Greymon > War Greymon
Terriermon >> Rapidmon
Four Holy Beasts

Deva
- Caturamon
- Kumbhiramon
- Indaramon
- Majiramon
- Makuramon
- Mihiramon
- Pajiramon
- Sandiramon
- Sinduramon
- Vajramon
- Vikaralamon

Three Archangels

Royal Knights

Seven Great Demon Lords
- Leviamon

Digimon Feature Quest / Spotlight Digimon Quest[edit]

V-mon > XV-mon/Fladramon/Lighdramon > Paildramon (with Stingmon) > Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode > Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode/Magnamon
Gabumon > Garurumon > Were Garurumon > Metal Garurumon
Jijimon
Meicoomon > Meicrackmon > Rasielmon
Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode
Lunamon >>> Dianamon
Omekamon

BAN-TYO

Kuramon > Tsumemon > Keramon

Obtainable Digimon[edit]

Zerimon

Wanyamon

Swanmon

Lucemon: Falldown Mode

Meicrackmon: Vicious Mode

Mephismon

Metal Greymon

Metal Greymon (Virus)

Were Garurumon (Black)

Wingdramon

Wisemon

Yatagaramon

Zudomon

Beelzebumon (X-Antibody)

Beelzebumon: Blast Mode

Belphemon: Sleep Mode

Belial Vamdemon

Black War Greymon

Black War Greymon (X-Antibody)

Craniummon (X-Antibody)

Duftmon: Leopard Mode

Dukemon**

Dukemon (X-Antibody)

Dynasmon

Dynasmon (X-Antibody)

Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode

Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode

Magnamon (X-Antibody)

Metal Garurumon (X-Antibody)

Metal Garurumon (Black)

Mirage Gaogamon: Burst Mode

Ofanimon: Falldown Mode

Shine Greymon: Burst Mode

Shine Greymon: Ruin Mode

Slayerdramon

Sleipmon

Sleipmon (X-Antibody)

Tiger Vespamon

Titamon

Ulforce V-dramon

Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody)

War Greymon*

War Greymon (X-Antibody)

Zhuqiaomon

Digimon who also have Recolored versions known as (Anniv) are marked with asterisks.
Digimon who also have Recolored versions known as (BP) are marked with double asterisks.

Unobtainable Digimon[edit]

Bomber Nanimon***

Fugamon***

Ice Devimon

Tuchidarumon

Shurimon

Submarimon

Archnemon

Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue)***

Cerberumon

Doumon***

Mummymon

Whamon

Jijimon

Digimon that are only in the game files are marked with triple asterisks.

Image Gallery[edit]

See Gallery:Digimon ReArise.

Voice Cast[edit]

Character	JP	EN
Narrator
Player	Unvoiced	Unvoiced
Herissmon	Taneda Risa
Hiiragi Takumi	Uchida Yuuma
DORUmon	Eguchi Takuya	Ben Diskin
Shinjo Michi	Takahashi Rie	Erica Mendez
Plotmon	Takamori Natsumi
Kohinata Mayu	Tanaka Minami
Kudamon	Ise Mariya
Tamada Keito	Irino Miyu
Elecmon	Hatanaka Tasuku
Tsukimori Chihiro	Morishita Yukiko
Lopmon	Yamashita Nanami
Tamada Nozomi	Tanaka Aimi
Pumpmon	Kaji Yūki
Mon	Ishikawa Yui	Unvoiced
Hackmon	Umehara Yūichirō	Unvoiced
Natsuyagi Kazuma	Saito Soma	Unvoiced
Bearmon	Nishiyama Kōtarō	Unvoiced
Shinkai Sara	Kubota Miyu	Unvoiced
Bakumon	Ueda Reina	Unvoiced
Futami Eiji	Komada Wataru	Unvoiced
Agumon	Sakamoto Chika	Tom Fahn
Gabumon	Yamaguchi Mayumi
V-mon	Noda Junko
Terriermon	Tada Aoi

Theme Song[edit]

Title: The Future is Now
Artist: Straightener

Technical Issues & Trivia[edit]

Resolution
Digimon ReArise while designed for a 1920x1080 Display did have support for multiple resolutions including ultra-wide.

Frame Rate
Digimon ReArise was designed to Run at 60fps, it's not as noticeable in the visual novel cutscenes though.

Translation
Overall while the game had the occasional typo or slightly bugged dialog box, Digimon ReArise mostly had a well-polished translation. That being said near its end of life some of it is rushed and sounded a lot less natural.

Auto
Cutscenes in-game could be played automatically by pressing the auto button. If auto was used, sometimes audio clips would be cut off by text ending to early, this was problematic in any language.

Voice Clips
Digimon ReArise used pre-recorded voice clips that were used in multiple cutscenes, that way no new actors had to be hired. However, if a new character was added to the cast, they would need a voice actor. In Japanese new characters added to season 2 had voice acting, however the English dub did not.

An entire Digimon's evolution line is voiced by one actor^{[citation needed]}.