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Digimon Story
 Digimon World DS
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Nintendo DS
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 June 15, 2006
November 7, 2006
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Japanese English
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Digimon Story (デジモンストーリー, Dejimon Sutōrī) is a video game.
This story takes place in the near future. Another world, named the Digital World, has begun to spread within computer networks. Not only that, Digital Monsters call this world their home. Their existence has been kept secret from the general public by DATS, a unit made specially to investigate the Digital World. However, rumors of monsters being born from computers, and the humans who fought alongside them, began to spread among the children...
Gameplay[edit]
Using a battle system reminiscent of Digimon World 2, Digimon Story allows the player to use up to three Digimon at a time in a turn-based battle, and up to six can be brought with them at any given time. Digimon gain experience points and level up, gaining new techniques and evolution options. However, there's a limit to how far they can level up, which is increased when they're devolved.
On the overworld map, most enemy encounters are random, with various NPCs and boss characters having visible overworld sprites. In battle there are six panels that can be occupied, with some techniques affecting several panels at once. There are many boss battles where a single opponent will take up more than one panel on the battlefield.
One major component is the DigiFarm, where they can raise and care for their Digimon with the additions of a variety of items which can be purchased. New Digimon can be acquired a variety of ways, mostly commonly by generating them with data earned from previously defeated opponents. Digimon can also be created by matching two parents to generate a Digitama in multiplayer mode. Sometimes, a special event occurs where the player is given data of specific Digimon to generate a new Digimon after certain story requirements are fulfilled.
Characters[edit]
Protagonists[edit]
Antagonists[edit]
Digimon[edit]
Obtainable Digimon[edit]
Non-Playable Character Only Digimon[edit]
Locations[edit]
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| Old Canyon (ふるぼけキャニオン) |
Chrome Mine (クロンこうざん) |
Computer Room
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| Core Field (コアフィールド) |
Data Forest (データもり) |
Digi-Central
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| Digi-Farm |
Drainage Tunnel (はいすいトンネル) |
Frozen Mountain Range (カチコチさんみゃく)
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| Junk Factory (ジャンクこうじょう) |
Lava River (ようがんリバー) |
Mangrove Forest (マングローブもり)
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| Packet Swamp (パケットぬま) |
Cliff Valley (ぜっぺきバレー) |
Sky Palace (てんくうパレス)
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| Muggy Jungle (むしむしジャングル) |
Tamer Union |
Training Mountain (とっくんマウンテン)
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| Tropical Islands (トロピカしょとう) |
Underwater Drive (かいていドライブ) |
Destroyed Belt (デストロイドベルト)
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Reception[edit]
Famitsu gave Digimon Story a good score of 8/7/8/7 [30/40]
- Several songs which are reminiscent of those of previous Digimon games are used in this game:
External Links[edit]
Digimon World DS
June 15, 2006 
