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GIFT (GIFT, Gifuto) was an organization in Digimon Beatbreak. Formerly as an app by Kagemori Miharu, it is a terrorist cult that reveres Digimon and carries out attacks against World Union facilities, and see the way the world treats Digimon as warped. It's motto is "Freedom for Digimon, bliss for people" (デジモンに自由を、人々に幸福を, Digimon ni jiyuu ni, Hitobito ni konfuku wo). As of Episode 37, the cult is disbanded.

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GIFT is a mysterious cult that made its presence known following Klay Arslan's defeat. It was founded by Kagemori Miharu and driven by her resentment and grief towards her sister Kagemori Chifuyu's depression and suicide caused by the hands of the World Union. It is named after a program Miharu created before she found the cult, and its motto is based on something her sister said to her in the past. While the exact details are unknown, at some point a disguised Sagomon made his way to the cult and joined it as Miharu's right-hand man.

It predominantly targets and attacks World Union facilities supposedly for the sake of liberating Digimon, and employs both ordinary citizens and Tamers to its own ends. The cult's headquarter is a Mirror World and its leader, Kagemori Miharu, poses as a masked streamer to communicate with its members through their Sapotamas.

The cult appears to be massive in-scale, with cult members occasionally spanning across multiple city blocks.

All of its members, regardless of its Tamers or normal citizens exhibit bizarre characteristics for reasons unknown. They will become extremely fanatic to Digimon in-general, calling them "Digimon-sama", referring to their own Digimon with the same "-sama" honorific if they have any as if the Tamer-partner relations are reversed, and almost always present themselves with either a crazed or dissonant serene smile. They are also heavily obsessed with "judgement". Furthermore, after one of their members are defeated, the GIFT icon will briefly flash through their Sapotama.

Rose Woodville is directly responsible for investigating GIFT and apprehending its culprits.

The cult's actions climaxed when they orchestrated an attack against Chairman Wong in an attempt to force him to admit that the Digimon were not glitches using the entire Hikarigahama Shangri-La Egg as a hostage, a twisted parody of Chifuyu's desire to make the World Union acknowledge the existence of Digimon and spread happiness to many. However, this operation was thwarted when Glowing Dawn and Brilliant Thorn joined forces to intervene. It was disbanded following this incident and its leader Miharu turned herself in to the MCP, learning and realizing about her actions thanks to Tenma Tomoro and Gekkomon.

Despite the cult has been disbanded, Sagomon continued its ideals by making preparations to infiltrating the World Union in a final scheme to destroy it from the inside.

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References Notes
Digimon Beatbreak
Main Characters
(Glowing Dawn)
Tenma Tomoro • Sakuya Reina • Kuonji Makoto • Sawashiro Kyo
Partner Digimon Gekkomon • Pristimon • Chiropmon • Murasamemon
World Union Chairman Wong
Five Stars Star of Earth: Klay Arslan (Proganomon)
Star of Water: Kuroshio Souji (Present: Marin Devimon • Splashmon/Past: Anomalocarimon • Piranimon) • Sakai Honoka (Marin Chimairamon)
Star of Fire: Kutsuna Kaito (Flaremon)
Star of Wood: Rose Woodville (Lilamon)
Garando Kutsuwada Maki (Panjyamon) • Yoshimura
Tactics Seraphy Naito (Gigasmon) • Sone Haruomi (Commandramon • Elizamon)
Team 7 (Souda Raito (Monodramon) • Kanuma Hotaruko (Shakomon) • Granit (Ludomon))
Team 1 (Ichinosuke (Vulturemon) • Nichika (Sealsdramon) • Sanpei (Hi-Commandramon))
Brilliant Thorn Enishida Meto (Toropiamon) • Tsuwabuki Kanon (Oleamon)
GIFT Kagemori Miharu (Mephismon)
Members: Hori (Jokermon) • Hosho Riku (Loogarmon) • Fumamon • Igamon • Kougamon • Yao (Oblivimon) • Otsuki • Tsujimine Sana (Bombermon)
Other Human Antagonists Minezaki Mitsuo (Funbeemon) • Koala-kai (Yuukari Keisuke (Astamon) • Nogi (Machmon) • Machida (Kenkimon) • Nawa Masahiro) • Hikita Hajime (Mimicmon) • Yamada Sunny • Yamada Haruko (Shademon) • Izumi • Bomber (Bomber Nanimon) • Akasaka Manabu (Moosemon) • Hiroichi (Greymon) • Kuonji Seiji (Zurumon) • Miyama (Kuwagamon)
Other Digimon Antagonists Kanada Genjo/Sanzomon • Gokuwmon • Kishiwada Kanchi/Sagomon (Gogmamon • Death Meramon • Blue Meramon) • Nishino Senka/Cho·Hakkaimon (Brachimon • Vermillimon • Triceramon • Ex-Tyranomon • Monzaemon • Waru Monzaemon) • Hyemon Scar • Hyemon Earring > Fangmon • Raremon • Marin Bullmon • Snimon > Scorpiomon • Koemon • Burgamon • Burpmon • Petermon • Mummymon • Vamdemon • Sangloupmon
Supporting Characters Tenma Asuka (Helios Boamon) • Shinomiya Hitomi (Cutemon) • Kinoko Gang/Nirinso Defense Force (Chamblemon • Mushmon • Red Vegimon) • Kawarazaki • Sasatake (Pandamon) • Stella • Kanuma Nagisa • Kanuma Kou • Kanuma Ao • Ikuhara Yume (Tinkermon) • Tenma Tasuku • Handa (Starmon) • Kuonji Tsukasa (Zurumon) • Chihiro (Algomon) • Kagemori Chifuyu (Wizarmon) • Karina • Luxmon • Minoru
Terms Glowing Dawn • Sapotama • e-Pulse • Cold Heart • Nirinso • White Core • Ministry of Civil Protection • Cleaner • Mirror World • Apraxas • Shangri-La Egg • Shangri-La Project • Kuonji Industries • Kano Island Incident • Circle of Amplification
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