Seven Code PAD
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The Seven Code PAD (セブンコードＰＡＤ, Sebun Kōdo Paddo) is a tablet-like device used to collect the Appmon Chips of the Seven Code Appmon. Once all seven Chips have been inserted, it can be used to Appliarise Dantemon.
Each Seven Code Appmon corresponds to one of the seven main Appmon Attributes and carries a letter of the code word "MINERVA": Mailmon (Code 1, M), Ropuremon (Code 2, I), Gomimon (Code 3, N), Tellermon (Code 4, E), Copipemon (Code 5, R), Medicmon (Code 6, V), and Weatherdramon (Code 7, A).
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters[edit]
Shinkai Haru receives the Seven Code PAD after obtaining Ropuremon's Chip, his first Seven Code Chip. Collecting the remaining Chips becomes an objective for Haru and his companions, as Gatchmon believes that gathering all seven will release a power capable of defeating Leviathan.
After all seven Chips have been collected, the device is used to Appliarise Dantemon at the Deep Web Portal. Dantemon defeats the gigantic Cometmon threatening the entrance and opens the way to the Deep Web. When Leviathan attempts to close the Portal, Dantemon holds it open, but is petrified in the process.
Manga[edit]
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters[edit]
The Seven Code PAD is also used to collect the Seven Code Appmon Chips and summon Dantemon.
In Chapter 4, Katsura Rei uses Raidramon's abilities to steal the device and the first five Seven Code Chips from Haru. They subsequently fall into Mienumon's possession. In Chapter 5, after Mienumon drops them and retreats, Rei returns them to Haru.
TCG[edit]
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The Seven Code PAD appears as the Option Card BT3-49 in the Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Card Game. At the end of the AppGattai Phase, the player can place up to two Appmon cards from their hand onto it, to a maximum of seven. Appmon sharing a name with any card stored on it cannot be placed in that player's Appmon Box. The card remains in its slot until discarded.
In the Digimon Card Game, it appears as BT26-102, an Option Card with the Appmon and Seven Code traits and a use cost of 7. Its Main effect places six Seven Code Digimon cards from the player's battle area, link cards, or trash beneath one of their Seven Code Digimon, allowing that Digimon to evolve into Dantemon from the hand without paying the evolution cost or meeting its evolution requirements. Its Security effect plays an Appmon card with a play cost of 5 or less from the hand or trash without paying the cost, then adds the Seven Code PAD card to the hand.
