Kinosaki Arisa
Kinosaki Arisa | |
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Kanji/Kana | 城之崎有紗 |
Age | 17 |
Date of birth | April 7 |
Height | 164 cm |
Weight | 54 kg |
Deck Type | Puppet Aggro |
Partner Digimon | Junkmon, Shoemon |
Digivice | D-Storage |
Kinosaki Arisa is one of the protagonists of Digimon Liberator.
Profile[edit]
Kazama Shoto's childhood friend. Despite being a high school senior and having an age difference with Shoto, they grew up like siblings due to their parents' close relationship.
Her ability to grasp the fundamentals of any game makes her a skilled all-round gamer who excels at the Digimon Card Game, Liberator, and many other titles besides. Always rapidly improving and always keen to try new games, she forces Shoto to make extra effort to keep up.
Deck[edit]
Arisa uses a Puppet Aggro deck that includes the following cards:
- Junkmon (ST19-02) (Episode 01)
- Pawn Chessmon (Black) (ST19-05) (Episode 03)
- Pawn Chessmon (White) (ST19-04) (Episode 03)
- Shoemon (ST19-03) (Episode 03)
- Shoemon (EX7-024) (Episode 04)
- Toy Agumon (Black) (ST5-04) (Episode 03)
- Dogmon (ST19-06) (Episode 03)
- Knight Chessmon (White) (BT13-039) (Episode 03)
- Shoeshoemon (EX7-025) (Episode 04)
- Targetmon (EX5-046) (Episode 03)
- Tobucatmon (ST19-07) (Episode 01)
- Chaperomon (ST19-11) (Episode 04)
- Chaperomon (EX7-027) (Episode 04)
- Ex-Tyranomon (ST19-10) (Episode 01)
- Pandamon (ST19-09) (Episode 03)
- Rook Chessmon (Black) (BT13-070) (Episode 03)
- Waru Monzaemon (BT5-066) (Episode 03)
- Cendrillmon (ST19-12) (Episode 05)
- Cendrillmon (EX7-030) (Episode 04)
- Shin Monzaemon (ST19-13) (Episode 01)
- Arisa Kinosaki (ST19-14) (Episode 04)
Card Game Evolution[edit]
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from non-White Tamers from the Digimon Card Game[N 1]
- Blitzmon[1]
- Bolgmon[2]
- Fairimon[3]
- Garummon[4]
- Kaiser Greymon[5]
- Kaiser Leomon[6]
- Löwemon[7]
- Magna Garurumon[8]
- Raihimon[9]
- Rhino Kabuterimon[10]
- Shutumon[11]
- Susanoomon[12]
- Wolfmon[13]
Appearances[edit]
Manga[edit]
Digimon Liberator[edit]
In "Welcome to LACUNA", after the finals of the Digimon Card Game World Championship, Arisa called her childhood friend, Kazama Shoto, who was uninterested in her, much to her annoyance. Shoto asked her if she called him to mock him for Owen Dreadnought, his favourite card game player's, defeat. However, Arisa's goal wasn't that, but to get Shoto into Digimon Liberator, though he immediately refused, as he didn't feel ready for a virtual reality game. Arisa tried to convince him by saying Zenith played it. Shoto called her out as a Zenith fangirl, which angered her and she asked him if he had watched the interview to the end, as Owen, Shoto's favourite, had also joined Liberator, with him being shown entering LACUNA. This shocked Shoto and convinced him to give it a try, as he looked at a Beginner's Guide for Digimon Liberator. Arisa told him to get his deck ready and meet her at the arcade.
In the arcade, the two went to a Translation Another Life Engine, or T.A.L.E., metaverse pods available at amusement facilities nationwide. They set their D-Storages in the machine and put on VR goggles to activate the Full Dive. Arisa and her Partner Digimon, Junkmon, later met Shoto, with the Digimon waving at him, much to his surprise. Arisa explained to Shoto how the D-Storage worked, overwhelming him with too much information at once.
In "DigitalGate Open", Shoto, Arisa, and Junkmon were in the Emerald Colonies, Invasive Forest City, alongside other players such as a man with a bandage on his nose, a woman that looked like Makino Ruki, and a woman with a Phascomon. Arisa tried to explain to Shoto that he had to press a button on his D-Storage's holographic panel to summon his Digimon. Arisa pointed out Shoto just couldn't get the hang of Digimon Liberator, even though he had been playing it for three months already and he had no issues with his phone. As he hugged Muchomon, Shoto answered that Arisa had said she'd help him, which annoyed her for a moment but then she got bashful as she did promise that, and Shoto and Muchomon high-fived and greeted each other again. Arisa then told Shoto they should warm-up now that he summoned his Digimon, and Shoto and Muchomon agreed.
Shoto and Arisa activated Friendly Battle Mode, which made their D-Storages glow, and then the Memory Gauge and Security Shields appeared. Drawing five cards from their decks, Shoto and Arisa declared "Digital Gate, Open", starting their battle. Shoto played his Partner Digimon, ST18-05 Muchomon, lowering the Memory Gauge from 3 to 0, then had Muchomon attack one of Arisa's shields[N 2]. The shield Muchomon broke was BT11-100 Megalo Spark, activating its Security Effect, which in turn activated its Main effect. An Airdramon appeared then used Megalo Spark, lowering Muchomon's DP by 8000. As this meant Muchomon's DP fell to 0, Muchomon was deleted. Shoto played another Muchomon, which ended his turn as the Memory Gauge fell from 0 to -3. Arisa took her turn, starting it by moving her Partner Digimon, Junkmon[N 3], from the Breeding Area to the Battle Area. She then paid 2 Memory (3 > 1) to evolve Junkmon into Tobucatmon[N 4]. Tobucatmon winked at Shoto as he tried to remember its effect, Jamming, making it so it can't be deleted in battles against a Security Digimon. Arisa exclaimed there was only thing to do with a Digimon with Jamming and ordered Tobucatmon to perform a Security Attack. Tobucatmon answered by performing Tobutobu Phoenix, shooting beams from its eyes against Shoto's Security Shield and checking one Security. Said Security was a ST18-11 Parrotmon[14]. A Security Battle was then triggered, but Tobucatmon won it due to its Jamming. Arisa and Tobucatmon celebrated, which annoyed Shoto.
In later turns, Shoto evolved an unknown Digimon into a ST18-07 Cockatrimon[14] but it was immediately defeated by Arisa's Ex-Tyranomon[N 5], itself also evolved from an unseen Digimon. Shoto then looked up in fear as Arisa evolved a Shin Monzaemon[N 6], which attacked the terrified Shoto and finished the game in Arisa's favour. Arisa and Junkmon high-fived each other happily as Shoto complained and Muchomon suffered. While the latter got over it quickly, Shoto pointed out he just couldn't win no matter how many times he tried as he got overwhelmed by Liberator battles, despite knowing the rules didn't change from the normal card game. Arisa spun her D-Storage over her finger as she wondered why that happened, considering Shoto was much better than her in card expertise otherwise, and said he needed to get rid of his low self-esteem and tendency to give up. Shoto whined he had been playing for three months and was used to the excitement of the battles but felt terrible that he couldn't show his true abilities. However, he was distracted as he saw something passing by. Arisa snapped him out of it, and Shoto explained that something small had just passed by them, though Arisa hadn't seen anything. Shoto thought it must've been his imagination, but then an explosion happened close to them. Shoto jumped in front of Arisa to defend her, which got him kicked in the face and knocked to the ground by a yellow, mouse-like Digimon on a shoe, who then jumped into Arisa's arms. Arisa was confused about this, as Digimon should only exist with cards and she didn't know there were wild Digimon in the game. As Shoto tried to recover from the kick, a beautiful woman with long, purple hair passed by him, which stunned him. He tried to ask her something, but Arisa told him to look out as an NPC with a red glow appeared from a broken wall, alongside a Blucomon. With a glow from its hand, the NPC initiated an Encounter, causing Shoto's D-Storage to glow red as well and start up on its own. The Encounter became a Situation Battle between Shoto and the NPC Freezing Knight, who shot a red beam into the sky that caused a battlefield to form, trapping Shoto with it. NPC Freezing Knight declared the opening of the Digital Gate, as Shoto panicked as he didn't initiate the battle and could not leave the battlefield, wondering if it was a bug.
The unknown Digimon introduced itself as Shoemon and asked for help, explaining that it was being chased. Shoto was shocked because Shoemon talked and he had never seen a Digimon like it before, while Arisa wondered if it was some sort of event.
NPC Freezing Knight took the first turn with his Partner Digimon, Blucomon, starting on the field as per the Situation Battle rules. Arisa pointed out that Situation Battle NPCs should not be in that area, but it didn't matter as the battle had already started and Blucomon performed a Security Attack on Shoto thanks to the Situational Ability Rush, releasing its Baby Hail from its mouth. Arisa complained it was unfair how they already lost a Security Shield on the first turn.
TCG[edit]
Digimon Card Game |
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Image Gallery[edit]
Artwork[edit]
Digimon Liberator |
Additional Information[edit]
References | Notes |
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Digimon Liberator (Comic and Novel) | |
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Main Characters (Comic) | Kazama Shoto • Kinosaki Arisa • Owen Dreadnought • Violet Inboots • Yao Qinglan • Cool Boy • Close • Zenith |
Partner Digimon (Comic) | Muchomon • Pteromon • Shoemon • Elizamon • Ghostmon • Sangomon • Omekamon • Sunarizamon • BEMmon |
Main Characters (Novel) | Yuuki • Saikiyo • Ryutaro Williams • Kazuki Suzune |
Partner Digimon (Novel) | Impmon • Funbeemon • Tyranomon • Yukidarumon |
Other Characters | Oumi Reina |
Antagonists | Freezing Knight • Aruba Dokuson |
Terms | Digimon Card Game • LACUNA • D-Storage • NPC • Unique Emblem |
Other | List of Chapters (Comic) • List of Chapters (Novel) • List of Characters (Comic) • List of Characters (Novel) |