Digimon World -next 0rder-
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| Name | Digimon World -next 0rder- |
| System | PlayStation Vita |
| Release Date |  March 17, 2016 June 9, 2016 (Taiwan)
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| Language | Japanese, Chinese |
Digimon World -next 0rder- (デジモンワールド －ｎｅｘｔ ０ｒｄｅｒ－, Dejimon Wārudo -Nekusuto Ōdā-), stylized as Digimon World -next Ørder-, is a video game.
Story[edit]
Gameplay[edit]
Gameplay is similar to Digimon World and Re:Digitize. Like in those games, the player has to get various Digimon to return to Floatia to increase prosperity and provide services to the player. The player often has to undergo side quests to get Digimon to return to the city. Instead of one Digimon partner, the game now features two that the player must raise simultaneously.
Characters[edit]
- Takuto (player)
- Shiki (player)
- Hirose Kouta
- Oofuchi Himari
- Luche
- Mameo
- Tsuzuki Shoma
- Mikagura Mirei
- Shinomiya Rina
Digimon[edit]
Obtainable Digimon[edit]
- Agumon
- Agumon (Black)
- Alraumon
- Clear Agumon
- Gabumon
- Gabumon (Black)
- Gaomon
- Goburimon
- Gomamon
- Gottsumon
- Guilmon
- Hackmon
- Hagurumon
- Keramon
- Lopmon
- Lucemon
- Palmon
- Patamon
- Pico Devimon
- Piyomon
- Plotmon
- Psychemon
- Renamon
- Shamamon
- Snow Goburimon
- Solarmon
- Tentomon
- Terriermon
- Toy Agumon
- Toy Agumon (Black)
- Tukaimon
- V-mon
- Wormmon
- Yuki Agumon
- Angemon
- Birdramon
- Black Tailmon
- Bomber Nanimon
- Chrysalimon
- Devimon
- Fugamon
- Galgomon
- Gaogamon
- Garurumon
- Garurumon (Black)
- Geremon
- Gold V-dramon
- Greymon
- Greymon (Black)
- Growmon
- Growmon (Orange)
- Guardromon
- Guardromon (Gold)
- Gururumon
- Hyougamon
- Ice Devimon
- Icemon
- Ikkakumon
- Kabuterimon
- Kuwagamon
- Kyubimon
- Kyubimon (Silver)
- Leomon
- Meicoomon (DLC-only)
- Meramon
- Nanimon
- Numemon
- Ogremon
- Pidmon
- Platinum Scumon
- Red Vegimon
- Red V-dramon
- Saberdramon
- Scumon
- Seadramon
- Sorcerimon
- Stingmon
- Tailmon
- Togemon
- Turuiemon
- Tyranomon
- V-dramon
- Vegimon
- Wizarmon
- Woodmon
- XV-mon
- Youkomon
- Aero V-dramon
- Agnimon
- Andiramon
- Angewomon
- Atlur Kabuterimon
- Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue)
- Black Megalo Growmon
- Blue Meramon
- Doumon
- Etemon
- Garudamon
- Gigadramon
- Grappu Leomon
- Holy Angemon
- Infermon
- Insekimon
- Lady Devimon
- Lilimon
- Lucemon: Falldown Mode
- Mamemon
- Mach Gaogamon
- Mega Seadramon
- Megadramon
- Megalo Growmon
- Megalo Growmon (Orange)
- Meicrackmon (DLC-only)
- Metal Greymon
- Metal Greymon (Virus)
- Metal Mamemon
- Metal Tyranomon
- Monzaemon
- Nanomon
- Okuwamon
- Paildramon
- Panjyamon
- Rapidmon
- Rapidmon (Gold)
- Skull Greymon
- Taomon
- Taomon (Silver)
- Waru Seadramon
- Were Garurumon
- Were Garurumon (Black)
- Vamdemon
- Zudomon
- Alphamon
- Armagemon[1]
- Bancho Leomon
- Barbamon
- Beelzebumon
- Belphemon: Rage Mode[1]
- Belphemon: Sleep Mode
- Black War Greymon
- Boltmon (ver.1.05)
- Chaosmon (ver.1.05)[1]
- Chaos Dukemon
- Cherubimon
- Craniummon
- Darkdramon (ver.1.05)
- Diablomon
- Dianamon (ver.1.05)
- Demon
- Duftmon
- Dukemon
- Dukemon: Crimson Mode[1]
- Dynasmon
- Examon
- Gaioumon
- Gankoomon
- Dukemon: Crimson Mode[1]* Gran Kuwagamon
- Herakle Kabuterimon
- Holydramon
- Hououmon
- Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode
- Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode[1]
- Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode[1]
- JESmon
- Jijimon
- Justimon (ver.1.05)
- Kaiser Greymon (ver.1.05)
- Kuzuhamon
- Leviamon
- Lilithmon
- Lord Knightmon
- Lucemon: Satan Mode
- Magna Garurumon (ver.1.05)
- Magnamon
- Marin Angemon (ver.1.05)
- Mastemon
- Metal Etemon
- Metal Garurumon
- Metal Garurumon (Black)
- Metal Seadramon
- Minervamon (ver.1.05)
- Mirage Gaogamon
- Mugendramon
- Ofanimon
- Omegamon[1]
- Omegamon Alter-B[1]
- Omegamon Zwart[1]
- Omegamon Zwart D[1]
- Piemon (ver.1.05)
- Platinum Numemon
- Rosemon
- Rosemon: Burst Mode (ver.1.05)[1]
- Rust Tyranomon
- Saint Galgomon
- Sakuyamon
- Seraphimon
- Shine Greymon
- Shine Greymon: Burst Mode (ver.1.05)[1]
- Sleipmon
- Susanoomon[1]
- Titamon
- Ulforce V-dramon
- Venom Vamdemon
- Vikemon
- War Greymon
Unobtainable Digimon[edit]
Digimon Cards[edit]
Locations[edit]
Floatia[edit]
Floatia (フローティア) is the central hub in the Digital World. It starts underdeveloped but begins to regrow once Digimon return to the town.
Chikaino Grasslands[edit]
Chikaino Grasslands (チカイノ草原) is the grasslands closest to Floatia (Chikaino (近いの) means "nearby" in Japanese). It has many giant capacitators as well as hills with exposed fluorescent minerals.
Server Desert[edit]
Server Desert (サーバー砂漠) is a desert full of abandoned servers. It impressively has an oasis equipped with chairs, aquarium, and vending machine.
MOD Ship Cape[edit]
MOD Ship Cape (MODシップ岬) is a cape with a battalion of ghastly ships called MOD Ships.
Logic Flame Mountain[edit]
Logic Flame Mountain (ロン・リ炎山) is a fiery mountain trail with Torii gates all over, with Nixie tubes showing numbers in seemingly random locations. Its name is a pun on "logical operations" (論理演算 Ronri Enzan).
Gluttony Wasteland[edit]
Gluttony Wasteland (オーグィノ荒野) is a wasteland torn in battle between the meat-loving humanoid bandit Digimon and the seemingly royal nature Digimon who prefer vegetables.
Great Fault Ex Machina[edit]
Great Fault Ex Machina (大断層エクスマキナ) is a series of mechanical islands located over a great fault, connected together by bridges that can be disconnected from a control room.
Tail Bone Resort[edit]
Tail Bone Resort (ホネ・オ・リゾート) is a dark canyon of nightlife, with many buildings as well as giant bones. A graveyard with a small chapel lies deep within the canyon.
Absolute Zero[edit]
Absolute Zero (アブソリュート・ゼロ) is a snowy region constantly blasted by a blizzard, with an icy cathedral being the only respite from the weather.
Infinity Cauldron[edit]
Infinity Cauldron (ムゲンコルドロン) goes from the center of the Digital World to beneath its surface, eventually reaching its core through several layers. It is comparable to the underworld, where only the most hostile Digimon reside.
Screenshots[edit]
Image Gallery[edit]
Reception[edit]
Famitsu gave -next 0rder- a good score of 8/8/9/8 [33/40]
According to Media Crate Sales the game sold 64,218 copies and landed on 2nd place during it's first week in Japan. During the second week the game sold 10,272 copies and landed on the 14th place The game left the Media Crate Sales charts on the third week. [2][3]
According to Famitsu the game sold 50,251 copies and landed on 2nd place during it's first week in Japan. The game sold through 60%-80% of it's stock. During the second week the game sold 10,687 copies and landed on the 13th place still estimating to sell through 60-80% of it's stock. During the third week the game sold 4,414 copies and landed on the 18th place still estimating to sell through 60-80% of it's stock. During the fourth week the game sold 2,607 copies and landed on the 22nd place but from this point on it is estimating to sell through 80-100% of it's stock. During the fifth week the game sold 1,710 copies and landed on the 29th place. The game left the Famitsu charts on the sixth week.[4]
Staff[edit]
| Position | Name | Kanji/Kana |
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| Developer | B.B. Studio | B.B.スタジオ |
| Producer(s) | Yasunori Fujiwara |
Theme Song[edit]
- Title: Accentier
- Artist: Aoi Eir
- Composer/Arranger: Takahiro Yasuda
- Songwriter: Aoi Eir, Takahiro Yasuda
External Links[edit]
Additional Information[edit]
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