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-The '''Shangri-La Project''' (シャングリラ計画 ''Shangurira Keikaku'') is a secret plan devised by [[Chairman Wong]] and implemented by [[World Union]] in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''. Presented as a means of establishing an ideal world in which humanity is protected from Digimon and other threats, its true purpose is to allow Wong to literally control the entire world by using [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Albatusmon]] and the worldwide [[Sapotama]] network to detect and absorb abnormal [[e-Pulse]].
+The '''Shangri-La Project''' (シャングリラ計画 ''Shangurira Keikaku'') is a dystopian plan devised by [[Chairman Wong]] and implemented with help from several of his co-conspirators in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''. Presented as a means of establishing an ideal world in which humanity is protected from Digimon and other threats, its true purpose is to allow Wong to literally control the entire world by using [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Albatusmon]] and the worldwide [[Sapotama]] network to detect and absorb abnormal [[e-Pulse]].
 =Overview=
-The project is named after [[wikipedia:Shangri-La|Shangri-La]], the fictional utopia described in [[wikipedia:James_Hilton_(novelist)|James Hilton's]] 1933 novel [[wikipedia:Lost Horizon|''Lost Horizon'']]. Its name is also shared by the [[Shangri-La Egg]] arcologies developed by [[World Union]], which are promoted as safe and technologically advanced settlements capable of protecting their inhabitants from disasters. Access to them is highly restricted, while residents who violate their rules may be expelled.
+The project is named after {{w|Shangri-La}}, the fictional utopia described in {{w|James_Hilton_(novelist)|James Hilton's}} 1933 novel [[wikipedia:Lost Horizon|''Lost Horizon'']]. Ironically, despite its name, realization of the project leads to a full-blown dystopia rather than an utopia.
 The World Union publicly conceals the existence of Digimon and finances the [[Cleaner]] system to eliminate those that emerge from [[Sapotama]]. Its highest-ranking Cleaner team, the [[Five Stars]], is placed under [[Chairman Wong]]'s direct authority and assigned to assist in the implementation of the Shangri-La Project.
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 The completion of the project requires the power of an exceptionally powerful Digimon. Wong initially seeks to obtain the [[White Core]], which contains [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Helios Boamon]] and the [[e-Pulse]] of [[Tenma Asuka]]. After the e-Pulse of Asuka and [[Tenma Tomoro]] is absorbed, Helios Boamon [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|evolves]] into [[Albatusmon]], giving Wong the power necessary to advance the project to its final stage.
-Albatusmon takes control of the core of [[Apraxas]], World Union's central server in the [[Mirror World]]. As Sapotama are ordinarily connected to Apraxas through the Mirror World, Albatusmon can use this network to detect abnormal e-Pulse and absorb it along with the person linked to the affected Sapotama. Through this system, Wong supposedly intends to control every future emergence of a Digimon, thereby creating what he considers an ideal world free from the threat they represent; in actuality, he is full of delusions of godhood and seeked to use Albatusmon to cull not just people who could manifest a Digimon, but also anyone who dares act against him.
+Once all of the preparations are complete, Wong and his fellow co-conspirators place Albatusmon into the core of [[Apraxas]], World Union's central server in the [[Mirror World]], and control it. As Sapotama are ordinarily connected to Apraxas, Albatusmon can use this network to detect abnormal e-Pulse and absorb it along with the person linked to the affected Sapotama. Through this system, Wong supposedly intends to control every future emergence of a Digimon, thereby creating what he considers an ideal world free from the threat they represent; in actuality, he is full of delusions of godhood and seeked to use Albatusmon to cull not just people who could manifest a Digimon, but also anyone who dares act against him.
 =Appearances=

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-[[File:Xroswars glittertradingcollection promo.png|right|200px]]
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 The '''Digimon Xros Wars Glitter Trading Collection''' (デジモンクロスウォーズキラキラトレーディングコレクション, ''Dejimon Kurosu Wōzu Kirakira Torēdingu Korekushon'') is a series of 30 collectible cards, featuring Digimon characters that appear in ''[[Digimon Xros Wars]]''. Most of the original artwork was reused later on for the [[Digimon Xros Wars Sticker Gum]]. The series was released in September 2010.

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+|jprun=October 4, 2026 - March 28, 2027{{ref|''[https://digimon.net/calendar/2027/03 Digimon Web Calendar]''}}
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 =History=
-<p>This series was announced at a Digimon Times news stream that aired on August 1, 2026. It will immediately follow the ending of ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]'' and is a compilation of the fan-voted "best episodes" of ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' and ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'' to begin airing October 4, 2026. The series will then move to air the fan-voted best episodes of ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]'' and ''[[Digimon Frontier]]''. This series is a celebration of the first four series as part of the build towards the 30th Anniversary of Digimon in 2027, and as such is a lead-in to the upcoming eleventh Digimon TV anime series, after ''Beatbreak'', in 2027.
+<p>This series was announced at a Digimon Times news stream that aired on August 1, 2026. It will immediately follow the ending of ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]'' and is a compilation of the fan-voted "best episodes" of ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' and ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'' to begin airing October 4, 2026. The series will then move to air the fan-voted best episodes of ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]'' and ''[[Digimon Frontier]]''. This series features HD remastered episodes. As a celebration of the first four series, it is part of the build towards the 30th Anniversary of Digimon in 2027. As such, this series is also a lead-in to the upcoming eleventh Digimon TV anime series, to follow ''Beatbreak'', in 2027.
 <p>This series will feature a brand new Opening song. Several Digimon TV anime music veterans return for this Opening, with Vocals by [[Miyazaki Ayumu]] and [[Tanimoto Takayoshi]], Lyrics by [[Yamada Hiroshi]], and the Composition by [[Ota Michihiko]].
 <p>During the broadcast, posts tagged with the hashtag #ベスアド on Twitter/X, along with the title of the episode, will be read by [[Hiroaki Hirata]] for ''Adventure'' and [[Masako Nozawa]] for ''Tamers''. Submissions were open from the announcement date to August 23, 2026.
 =External Links=
-*{{url2|https://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/digimon_selection/|Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose}}
+*{{url2|https://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/digimon_selection/|The ''Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose'' Site}}
 *{{url2|https://youtu.be/m_wwZKFqNWA|Announcement Trailer}}
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 Albatusmon subsequently takes over of the core of [[Apraxas]] under the World Union's control. Afterwards, all Sapotamas that have not yet given birth to a Digimon receive a forced update that would allow Albatusmon to use its Apraxas' connection to the worldwide Sapotama network to detect and absorb abnormal e-Pulse from the people linked to the affected devices, [[Cold Heart]]ing them instantly. This affects not just people who are about to give birth to a Digimon, but also people who even so slights him. Anyone who criticizes Wong find themselves Cold Hearted, although occasionally others got warnings and were given advise to take a deep breath. Effectively, it was all a plan for Wong to essentially elevate himself into a world dictator and a god who could remotely cull and silence any potential or perceived opposition. As Digimon Owners are unaffected, Wong summons [[Rose Woodville]] to eradicate all remaining cleaners. Instead, she defects out of disgust, apparently having also been arranged for her fellow colleagues [[Kutsuna Kaito|Kaito]] and [[Sakai Honoka|Honoka]] to do the same off-screen.{{rfe|DB|46|Bug}}
-Wong then attempts to remove the entire [[Ministry of Civil Protection]] and use them as scapegoats by having Albatusmon Cold Hearting everyone there, but [[Tenma Tasuku]] and [[Kagemori Miharu]] invented a spray that could disconnect a person from their Sapotamas, and thus preventing Albatusmon from draining their e-Pulses through it. After [[Kawarazaki]] refused to use the spray to let [[Tenma Tomoro]] save Asuka and was Cold Hearted as a result, [[Kutsuwada Maki]] relays his final assignment to [[Glowing Dawn]]: infiltrate [[Apraxas]], stop the Shangri-La Project, and defeat Chairman Wong.{{rfe|DB|46|Bug}}
+Wong then attempts to remove the entire [[Ministry of Civil Protection]] and use them as scapegoats by having Albatusmon Cold Heart everyone there, but [[Tenma Tasuku]] and [[Kagemori Miharu]] invented a spray that could disconnect a person from their Sapotamas, and thus preventing Albatusmon from draining their e-Pulses through it. After [[Kawarazaki]] refused to use the spray to let [[Tenma Tomoro]] save Asuka and was Cold Hearted as a result, [[Kutsuwada Maki]] relays his final assignment to [[Glowing Dawn]]: infiltrate [[Apraxas]], stop the Shangri-La Project, and defeat Chairman Wong.{{rfe|DB|46|Bug}}
 However, before they could do so, the project was thwarted by [[Kanada Genjo]], who after having [[Gekkomon (Beatbreak)|Atratusmon]] in his hands as well, orders Asuka to free Albatusmon and instantly went to business revealing that he, [[Kishiwada Kanchi]], [[Gokuwmon (Beatbreak)|Gokuwmon]] and [[Nishino Senka]] are actually a group of four co-conspiring Digimon in disguise; Wong has effectively made his own downfall by surrounding himself with saboteurs. Genjo then reveals his true identity as a rogue [[Sanzomon]] and gets rid of Chairman Wong by Cold Hearting him. {{rfe|DB|47|The Ultimate Power}}

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-'''''Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose''''' (デジモン僕らが選んだベストアドベンチャー, ''Dejimon Bokura ga Eranda Best Adventure'') is a special series reaired episodes of ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'', ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]'', ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'', and ''[[Digimon Frontier]]''.
+'''''Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose''''' (デジモン僕らが選んだベストアドベンチャー, ''Dejimon Bokura ga Eranda Best Adventure'') is a special series of reaired episodes of ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'', ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]'', ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'', and ''[[Digimon Frontier]]''. It released globally under the title ''Digimon: World's Best Picks''.
 =History=

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 **A news anchor who spoke against Chairman Wong
 **Several civilians
 **[[Kawarazaki]]
 *Attacked by rogue Digimon during [[Glowing Dawn]]'s [[Apraxas]] raid{{rfe|DB|47|The Ultimate Power}}:
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 After Souji's defeat, Lilamon's stored e-Pulse was used to restore Rose. Later on, Wong and Genjo restored Asuka through his e-Pulse taken from [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Helios Boamon]], as well as the black e-Pulse saved in the [[White Core]], which left both Helios Boamon and Asuka without free will.{{rfe|DB|42|Cherry Blossom Friendship}}
-With [[Albatusmon]] obtained, Chairman Wong put the [[Shangri-La Project]] into action in {{epn|DB|46|Bug}}. This allowed him to Cold Heart anyone who owned a Sapotama remotely by using Albatusmon to absorb their e-Pulse through their implant tag. Several people got Cold Hearted after his announcement to the world, including a reporter who voiced against him while giving said announcement and random civilians. While a special paint was created by [[Tenma Tasuku]] and Miharu to stop this, [[Kawarazaki]] refused to use it and was Cold Hearted as well.
+With [[Albatusmon]] obtained, Chairman Wong put the [[Shangri-La Project]] into action in {{epn|DB|46|Bug}}. This allowed him to Cold Heart anyone who owned a Sapotama remotely by using Albatusmon to absorb their e-Pulse through their implant tag. Several people got Cold Hearted after his announcement to the world, including a reporter who voiced against him while giving said announcement and random civilians. Chairman Wong then used Albatusmon to get rid of the entirety of the [[Ministry of Civil Protection]], deeming them to be no longer of any further use. While a special paint was created by [[Tenma Tasuku]] and Miharu to stop this, [[Kawarazaki]] refused to use it and was Cold Hearted as well.
 During [[Glowing Dawn]] and Tactics Team 7's raid of [[Apraxas]], Tomoro failed to save Asuka with the spray can and was bitten in the shoulder by [[Nishino Senka]], Cold Hearting him and forcing Gekkomon to go berserk and Dark Evolve into [[Atratusmon]]. Wong was then bitten in the shoulder by Kanchi as he was betrayed by Genjo, partially Cold Hearting him. Genjo, Senka and Kanchi then reveal themselves to be a group of disguised, co-conspiring Digimon as [[Sanzomon]], [[Cho Hakkaimon]] and [[Sagomon]], with Sanzomon herself cold hearting Wong for real with a kiss. After the Digimon left and the group arrived to Tomoro's lifeless body, Makoto found out that he was not completely Cold Hearted and has a small chance of coming back to life.

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 The game uses a flat-panel card reader on which the player places and moves up to four Appmon Cards. The Appmon represented by the cards form a team and participate in four-on-four battles. Compatible Appmon can be combined through [[Applink|AppGattai]], producing a higher-grade [[Appmon (species)|Appmon]] during battle.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmc8VlNREc ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: How to Play PV'']</ref> [[Shinkai Haru]], [[Gatchmon]], [[Katsura Rei]], and [[Hackmon]] act as navigators and storytellers.
-Four principal sets were released between November 2016 and June 2017. The 4th Set was later expanded with the ''Ver. God Advent'' (4弾 Ver.神降臨 ''4-Dan Ver. Kami Kōrin'') update on July 27, 2017.
+Four principal sets were released between November 2016 and June 2017. The 4th Set was later expanded with the ''Ver. God Advent'' (4弾 Ver.神降臨 ''4-Dan Ver. Kami Kōrin'') update on July 27, 2017. Rather than merely supplying new cards, each principal set functioned as a new version of the game and expanded its missions, opponents, Data Chips and storyline.
 =Gameplay=
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 A Data Chip activates once during each round and provides an advantageous effect in battle. Data Chips can, for example, strengthen the player's team or interfere with the opposing team. They are ranked from one to five stars, with higher-star chips producing stronger effects.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170722045655/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/play/aboutdatechip.php ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: About Data Chips'']</ref>
-Additional Data Chips became available with each version. Some were connected to limited-time missions or campaigns, including a group released to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of [[Digimon]]. Beginning with the 2nd Set, [[Gashamon]] was associated with a feature through which the player could obtain rare Data Chips.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website: January 5, 2017 updates'']</ref>
+Additional Data Chips became available with each version. Some were connected to limited-time missions or campaigns, including a group released to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of [[Digimon]]. Beginning with the 2nd Set, players could obtain rare Data Chips through a feature hosted by [[Gashamon]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website: January 5, 2017 updates'']</ref>
 =Card Sets=

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 Not much of Kuroshio Souji's past is known, but it was implied that he grew up in an abusive household. Even amongst the Five Stars, he was infamous for his violent disposition and his tendencies to feed former partner Digimon to new ones and would frequently butt heads with [[Sawashiro Kyo]]. According to Kawarazaki, he does not have a personal Sapotama.
-years ago, Souji joined the [[Five Stars]] of the [[World Union]], where he was responsible for a series of murders and robberies. A year later, he was dispatched by the [[World Union]] to the original [[Nirinsou]] site looking for Kyo, who was reported missing for some time. He murdered of both its inhabitants [[Minoru (Beatbreak)|Minoru]] and [[Karina]] using a [[Piranimon]] only to be confronted by an enraged Kyo, who deletes his Piranimon and throws him down a cliff into a body of water. Souji is then declared dead, but in actuality, he survived and was disgraced, arrested and put behind bars after another murder incident. After his removal from the Five Stars, he was replaced by [[Sakai Honoka]]. Shaken badly by the senseless tragedy, Kyo vows that he will not delete a single Digimon again and wandered despondently for a while, and officially declared that he will leave the Five Stars too during an incident involving [[Kutsuna Kaito]] and [[Tenma Asuka]]. Afterwards, based on his newfound philosophy, Kyo built a new Nirinso with help from multiple government agencies.
+years ago, Souji joined the [[Five Stars]] of the [[World Union]], where he was responsible for a series of murders and robberies. A year later, he was dispatched by the [[World Union]] to the original [[Nirinsou]] site looking for Kyo, who was reported missing for some time. He murdered both of its inhabitants [[Minoru (Beatbreak)|Minoru]] and [[Karina]] using a [[Piranimon]] and was confronted by an enraged Kyo as a result, who deletes his Piranimon and throws him down a cliff into a body of water. Souji is then declared dead, but in actuality, he survived and was disgraced, arrested and put behind bars after another murder incident. After his removal from the Five Stars, he was replaced by [[Sakai Honoka]]. Shaken badly by the senseless tragedy, Kyo vows that he will not delete a single Digimon again and wandered despondently for a while, and officially declared that he will leave the Five Stars too during an incident involving [[Kutsuna Kaito]] and [[Tenma Asuka]]. Afterwards, based on his newfound philosophy, Kyo built a new Nirinso with help from multiple other organizations.
 Following the downfall of [[GIFT]], [[Kishiwada Kanchi]] went to a World Union prison with the [[White Core]] in his hand, then freed Souji and gave him the White Core and a [[Pitchmon]] to use for his own ends. The Pitchmon quickly evolved into a [[Marin Devimon]] and cold hearted a dozen of detention center staff. Once escorted out of prison, Kanchi officially gives Souji the White Core before the former turns his attention on [[Rose Woodville]] and asks Souji to use its powers against her. Souji defeats Rose easily with the Marin Devimon and a [[Splashmon Darkness Mode]] he created out from a puddle of water, taking control of her [[Lilamon (Beatbreak)|Lilamon]] and Cold Hearting her with it under his control.

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 '''''Data Carddass Appli Monsters''''' (データカードダス アプリモンスターズ, ''Dēta Kādodasu Apuri Monsutāzu'') is a collectible card-based arcade game in the {{w|Data Carddass}} series, released as part of the ''[[Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters]]'' multimedia project. It began operation in Japan on November 10, 2016.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website'']</ref>
-The game features four-on-four battles in which cards are placed on the arcade cabinet's flat-panel reader. Compatible combinations of cards can perform [[Applink|AppGattai]] and produce a higher-grade [[Appmon]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmc8VlNREc ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: How to Play PV'']</ref> [[Shinkai Haru]], [[Gatchmon]], [[Katsura Rei]], and [[Hackmon]] act as navigators and storytellers.
+The game uses a flat-panel card reader on which the player places and moves up to four Appmon Cards. The Appmon represented by the cards form a team and participate in four-on-four battles. Compatible Appmon can be combined through [[Applink|AppGattai]], producing a higher-grade [[Appmon (species)|Appmon]] during battle.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmc8VlNREc ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: How to Play PV'']</ref> [[Shinkai Haru]], [[Gatchmon]], [[Katsura Rei]], and [[Hackmon]] act as navigators and storytellers.
 Four principal sets were released between November 2016 and June 2017. The 4th Set was later expanded with the ''Ver. God Advent'' (4弾 Ver.神降臨 ''4-Dan Ver. Kami Kōrin'') update on July 27, 2017.
 =Gameplay=
-A play costs ¥100 and produces one card. The player places up to four Appmon Cards on the cabinet's flat-panel reader to assemble a team. The positions of the cards on the panel correspond to the Appmon's positions in battle, and the cards can be moved during play.
+[[File:Datacarddass applimonsters poster.jpg|thumb|right|250px]]
-Each Appmon Card has four principal statistics: HP, Power, Defense and Speed. Cards also identify the Appmon's [[Appmon_(Species)#Grade|Grade]], [[Appmon_(Species)#Attribute|Attribute]], rarity, Special Move and abilities. The four combatants act as a team against an opposing group of up to four Appmon.
+==AppGattai==
-Compatible Appmon can perform [[Applink|AppGattai]]. When the required cards are used together, the component Appmon combine into the corresponding higher-grade Appmon. Some cards instead depict an Appmon that has already been produced through App Fusion or [[Applink]], including combinations that do not appear in the anime.
+Some cards instead depict an Appmon that has already been formed through App Fusion or is using the abilities of another Appmon through [[Applink]]. The game includes several such combinations that do not appear in the ''Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters'' anime, such as [[DoGatchmon|DoGatchmon Plus Shotmon]], [[DoGatchmon|DoGatchmon Plus Raidramon]], [[Dosukomon|Dosukomon Plus Navimon]], [[Raidramon|Raidramon Plus Mediamon]] and [[Globemon|Globemon Plus Weatherdramon]].
-The game includes regular and time-limited missions. New missions were distributed throughout its operation and could introduce opponents such as Virus-infected Appmon, Seven Code Appmon, Digimon and bosses associated with the current set.
+==Missions==
 =Appmon Cards=
 [[File:Data_carddass_appli_monsters_arcade_game.png|thumb|right|145px]]
-Cards are divided into the following principal rarities:
+Every play produces one card. Cards are divided into the following principal rarities:
-* '''Normal''' (N)
+* '''Normal (N)'''
-* '''Rare''' (R)
+* '''Rare (R)'''
-* '''Super Rare''' (SR)
+* '''Super Rare (SR)'''
-* '''Ultimate Rare''' (UR)
+* '''Ultimate Rare (UR)'''
-* '''Secret''' (SEC)
+* '''Secret (SEC)'''
-* '''Campaign''' (CP)
+* '''Campaign (CP)'''
-Campaign Cards were used for special themes such as Seven Code Appmon, Digimon guest characters and Bond Awakening. Certain promotional cards were distributed through magazines, books, retail campaigns and other ''Appli Monsters'' products rather than being produced by the arcade machine.
+Campaign Cards were released as part of particular themes, including the Seven Code Appmon, the [[Digimon 20th Anniversary]] collaboration and Bond Awakening. Certain promotional cards were distributed separately through magazines, books, retail campaigns and other ''Appli Monsters'' products rather than being dispensed by the arcade machine.
-Appmon can appear in several states:
+Appmon can be represented on cards in several states:
 * '''Normal''' — The Appmon's regular form.
-* '''Virus''' — A Virus-infected version distinguished in the game by altered coloration and glowing red eyes.
+* '''Virus''' — A Virus-infected version of the Appmon. These are generally distinguished by altered coloration and glowing red eyes.
-* '''Seven Code''' — A form used by Appmon that possess one of the [[Seven Code Appmon|Seven Codes]], depicted with a golden coloration.
+* '''Seven Code''' — A golden form used by Appmon possessing one of the Seven Codes.
-* '''Plus''' — An Appmon using the power or abilities of another Appmon through App Link.
+* '''Plus''' — An Appmon using the abilities of another Appmon through Applink.
-Beginning with the 3rd Set, Digimon from earlier installments of the franchise were also included as guest characters. The first five were [[Agumon]], [[Gabumon]], [[War Greymon]], [[Metal Garurumon]] and [[Omegamon]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website: February 21, 2017 update'']</ref> The 4th Set added [[Patamon]], [[Tailmon]], their evolved forms and several Black Digimon.<ref>[https://www.bandai.co.jp/catalog/item.php?jan_cd=4549660187493000 ''Bandai: Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 4'']</ref>
+The 4th Set added [[Patamon]], [[Tailmon]], [[Holy Angemon]], [[Angewomon]], [[Black Agumon]], [[Black Gabumon]], [[Black War Greymon]], [[Black Metal Garurumon]] and [[Omegamon Zwart]].<ref>[https://www.bandai.co.jp/catalog/item.php?jan_cd=4549660187493000 ''Bandai: Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 4'']</ref> Unlike Appmon, the traditional Digimon featured in the game cannot participate in AppGattai.
 [[File:Data_carddass_appli_monsters_arcade_game_cabinets.jpg|thumb|right|250px]]
-=Data Chips=
+A compatible Data Carddass IC Card can be used to save the player's progress and collected support items. These items are known as '''Data Chips''' (データチップ, ''Dēta Chippu'').
-A Data Chip activates once during each round and provides an advantageous effect in battle. Data Chips are ranked from one to five stars, with higher-star chips producing stronger effects.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170722045655/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/play/aboutdatechip.php ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: About Data Chips'']</ref>
+A Data Chip activates once during each round and provides an advantageous effect in battle. Data Chips can, for example, strengthen the player's team or interfere with the opposing team. They are ranked from one to five stars, with higher-star chips producing stronger effects.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170722045655/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/play/aboutdatechip.php ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters: About Data Chips'']</ref>
-Additional Data Chips were introduced with successive versions. The game also held limited campaigns that increased their drop rate. Beginning with the 2nd Set, the character [[Gashamon]] was associated with a feature through which players could obtain rare Data Chips.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website: January 5, 2017 updates'']</ref>
+Additional Data Chips became available with each version. Some were connected to limited-time missions or campaigns, including a group released to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of [[Digimon]]. Beginning with the 2nd Set, [[Gashamon]] was associated with a feature through which the player could obtain rare Data Chips.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170726230009/http://www.carddass.com/dcdappmon/ ''Data Carddass Appli Monsters official website: January 5, 2017 updates'']</ref>
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	:If this is regarding the community portal page -- my statement about it being comparitively mercurial is just a demonstrable fact of its nature. Unlike other available sources barring gacha or games with DLC, which mark their changes, it changes. At no point have I suggested ''dismissing'' it as a source -- only that its mercurial nature means it shouldn't be used to dismiss all ''other'' sources as inferior. Absolutely, it provides a lot of comprehensive info on species that often get omitted in other sources. At the same time, it frequently revises itself without any sort of history tracking, unlike wikipedia where the history tracking is a core principle. Without frequent wayback machine archives, many of those changes are unverifiable.		:If this is regarding the community portal page -- my statement about it being comparitively mercurial is just a demonstrable fact of its nature. Unlike other available sources barring gacha or games with DLC, which mark their changes, it changes. At no point have I suggested ''dismissing'' it as a source -- only that its mercurial nature means it shouldn't be used to dismiss all ''other'' sources as inferior. Absolutely, it provides a lot of comprehensive info on species that often get omitted in other sources. At the same time, it frequently revises itself without any sort of history tracking, unlike wikipedia where the history tracking is a core principle. Without frequent wayback machine archives, many of those changes are unverifiable.
	:Also, in many cases those changes are not correcting errors -- they are often censoring data out of sensitivity, changing data to synergize with new releases, or even creating errors that they then have to fix, like Burning Star Crasher/Slasher or Gladimon. And without those revision notices, we have nothing but tea leaves to intuit the intent of those revisions. In the specific case of Whamon and Justimon that the discussion seems to have become centered on, the split that it did in 2018 was just that kind of synergy revision, made to support a v-pet that wanted to separate them, and media after that v-pet continued to remerge them. I agree we should track revisions, but I think the fact of those frequent, unmarked, unexplained, sometimes-undone revisions is a point against considering it as a window into unanimous intent across the length of the franchise, which it seems to me would be the effect if we treat it as the decider in all cases.[[User:KrytenKoro06\|KrytenKoro06]] ([[User talk:KrytenKoro06\|talk]]) 16:09, 16 September 2026 (CDT)		:Also, in many cases those changes are not correcting errors -- they are often censoring data out of sensitivity, changing data to synergize with new releases, or even creating errors that they then have to fix, like Burning Star Crasher/Slasher or Gladimon. And without those revision notices, we have nothing but tea leaves to intuit the intent of those revisions. In the specific case of Whamon and Justimon that the discussion seems to have become centered on, the split that it did in 2018 was just that kind of synergy revision, made to support a v-pet that wanted to separate them, and media after that v-pet continued to remerge them. I agree we should track revisions, but I think the fact of those frequent, unmarked, unexplained, sometimes-undone revisions is a point against considering it as a window into unanimous intent across the length of the franchise, which it seems to me would be the effect if we treat it as the decider in all cases.[[User:KrytenKoro06\|KrytenKoro06]] ([[User talk:KrytenKoro06\|talk]]) 16:09, 16 September 2026 (CDT)
		+	::I get your perspective however as stated before, I've seen far too many advocate that the fact a source can be mercurial is grounds to dismiss the source altogether in favor of outdated information or worse outright misinformation because they refuse to accept that 60+ year old encyclopedias might in fact be wrong which is why it's good that you've clarified your position as more nuanced than this [[User:Chimera-gui\|Chimera-gui]] ([[User talk:Chimera-gui\|talk]]) 02:37, 17 September 2026 (CDT)

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 E-Pulse existed long before humanity was capable of perceiving it and can be used to empower [[Digimon (species)|Digimon]], including inducing [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|evolution]]. The company that first discovered it, coined the term "e-Pulse", and began researching it was Urban Protocol Co., the predecessor of [[World Union]]. Becoming a [[Perfect]] or [[Ultimate]] requires a tremendous amount of e-Pulse, so only someone with considerable power may reach it<ref>[https://x.com/RavelMonte/status/1976323757863284754 RavelMonte's interview translation]</ref>, though this can be side-stepped by farming e-Pulse from many other people instead, at the cost of causing an unstable evolution.{{rfe|DB|23|The Power to Take}}
-Digimon require e-Pulse to survive. A Digimon that can't consume e-Pulse will steadly weaken. Digimon can consume a human's e-Pulse either willingly through their [[Sapotama]] or unwillingly by absorbing it directly from them; the latter case will eventually cause [[Cold Heart]] until said e-Pulse is returned to them.{{rfe|DB|01|The Beat of Emotions}}{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}}
+Digimon require e-Pulse to survive. A Digimon that can't consume e-Pulse will steadly weaken. Digimon can consume a human's e-Pulse either willingly through their [[Sapotama]] or unwillingly by absorbing it directly from them. Excessive drainage from a Digimon (usually through attacking them{{rfe|DB|01|The Beat of Emotions}}{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}} or doing something with the Digimon that its owner cannot sustain for an extended period of time {{rfe|DB|21|The One Beside You}}) will eventually cause [[Cold Heart]] until said e-Pulse is returned to them.
-e-Pulse can vary significantly depending on the user and their emotional state. Older people can't produce enough e-Pulse to sustain a Digimon.{{rfe|DB|05|Half and Half}}
+e-Pulse can vary significantly depending on the user and their emotional state. Older people can't produce enough e-Pulse to sustain a Digimon{{rfe|DB|05|Half and Half}}, and younger ones cannot produce enough e-pulse to sustain a Digimon in its more advanced forms{{rfe|DB|31|One Step Forward}}.
-'''Black e-Pulse''' (黒いe-パルス ''kuroi e-Parusu'') is an e-Pulse produced through negative emotions. It can drive a Digimon berserk.{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}} Black e-Pulse can cause evolution, but the evolution may go berserk{{rfe|DB|19|Black Market Auction}} or the Digimon evolved may have their personality heavily warped.{{rfe|DB|36|Twisted Code}} Berserk Digimon under the effect of Black e-Pulse have glowing red eyes. Black e-Pulse can be triggered by accident{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}} or on purpouse.{{rfe|DB|19|Black Market Auction}}
+'''Black e-Pulse''' (黒いe-パルス ''kuroi e-Parusu'') is an e-Pulse produced through negative emotions. It can drive a Digimon berserk.{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}} Black e-Pulse can cause evolution, but the evolution may go berserk{{rfe|DB|19|Black Market Auction}} or the Digimon evolved may have their personality heavily warped.{{rfe|DB|36|Twisted Code}} Berserk Digimon under the effect of Black e-Pulse have glowing red eyes. Black e-Pulse can be triggered by accident{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}} or on purpose.{{rfe|DB|19|Black Market Auction}}
-Certain humans have unique e-Pulses, either from birth or due to their growth in life. [[Tenma Tomoro|Tenma Tomoro's]] e-Pulse is a strange one that causes Sapotama to glitch and is very attractive to Digimon.{{rfe|DB|01|The Beat of Emotions}} In the past, [[Sawashiro Kyo|Sawashiro Kyo's]] e-Pulse was heavily affected by anger even if it didn't drive [[Murasamemon (Beatbreak)|Murasamemon]] wild, while in the present it has become mixed with the "colours" of the other members of the [[Glowing Dawn]].{{rfe|DB|23|The Power to Take}} [[Tenma Asuka|Tenma Asuka's]] e-Pulse is special and needed for the [[Shangri-La Project]]. [[Kuroshio Souji|Kuroshio Souji's]] e-Pulse is black at all times and can hijack other Digimon, forcing them to follow Souji's orders. It's also powerful enough to let him control several [[Perfect]] Digimon at once.{{rfe|DB|38|Hollow Thirst}} His e-Pulse can be injected into human beings to remove their free will as well.{{rfe|DB|42|Cherry Blossom Friendship}}
+Certain humans have unique e-Pulses, either from birth or due to their growth in life. [[Tenma Tomoro|Tenma Tomoro's]] e-Pulse is a strange one that causes Sapotama to glitch and is very attractive to Digimon.{{rfe|DB|01|The Beat of Emotions}} In the past, [[Sawashiro Kyo|Sawashiro Kyo's]] e-Pulse was heavily affected by anger even if it didn't drive [[Murasamemon (Beatbreak)|Murasamemon]] wild, while in the present it has become mixed with the "colours" of the other members of the [[Glowing Dawn]].{{rfe|DB|23|The Power to Take}} [[Tenma Asuka|Tenma Asuka's]] e-Pulse is special and needed for the [[Shangri-La Project]]. [[Kuroshio Souji|Kuroshio Souji's]] e-Pulse is black at all times and can hijack other Digimon, forcing them to follow Souji's orders. It's also powerful enough to let him control several [[Perfect]] Digimon at once.{{rfe|DB|38|Hollow Thirst}} His e-Pulse can be injected into human beings (including himself) to remove their free will as well.{{rfe|DB|42|Cherry Blossom Friendship}}
-A person's e-Pulse can be measured using an E.M.D. (e-Pulse Measurement Device), which gives them scores in five categories: control, stability, capacity, strength, and speed. So far, only the [[Tactics]] have been shown owning one, which is used by [[Seraphy Naito]].{{rfe|DB|14|Tactics}}
+A person's e-Pulse can be measured using an E.M.D. (e-Pulse Measurement Device), which gives them scores in five categories: control, stability, capacity, strength, and speed. So far, only [[Seraphy Naito]], leader of [[Tactics]], has been shown using one for training purposes.{{rfe|DB|14|Tactics}}
 The [[White Core]] holds infinite e-Pulse and can power up the user's e-Pulse.{{rfe|DB|38|Hollow Thirst}}

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-'''e-Pulse''' (e-パルス ''e-Parusu'') is a type of electrical signal born from human thoughts and emotions in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''. It existed long before humanity was capable of perceiving it and can be used to empower [[Digimon (species)|Digimon]], including inducing [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|evolution]]. The company that first discovered it, coined the term "e-Pulse", and began researching it was Urban Protocol Co., the predecessor of [[World Union]]. Becoming a [[Perfect]] or [[Ultimate]] requires a tremendous amount of e-Pulse, so only someone with considerable power may reach it<ref>[https://x.com/RavelMonte/status/1976323757863284754 RavelMonte's interview translation]</ref>, though this can be side-stepped by farming e-Pulse from many other people instead, at the cost of causing an unstable evolution.{{rfe|DB|23|The Power to Take}}
+'''e-Pulse''' (e-パルス ''e-Parusu'') is a type of electrical signal born from human thoughts and emotions in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''.
 Digimon require e-Pulse to survive. A Digimon that can't consume e-Pulse will steadly weaken. Digimon can consume a human's e-Pulse either willingly through their [[Sapotama]] or unwillingly by absorbing it directly from them; the latter case will eventually cause [[Cold Heart]] until said e-Pulse is returned to them.{{rfe|DB|01|The Beat of Emotions}}{{rfe|DB|03|Facing Mirrors}}
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 The [[White Core]] holds infinite e-Pulse and can power up the user's e-Pulse.{{rfe|DB|38|Hollow Thirst}}
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-'''Kagemori Miharu''' is a major antagonist in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''. She is the leader of a digimon-driven cult known as [[GIFT]].
+'''Kagemori Miharu''' was a major antagonist in ''[[Digimon Beatbreak]]''. She is the leader of a digimon-driven cult known as [[GIFT]] and the main antagonist of the titular GIFT Arc..
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 :::Re:Bacchusmon, I still don't get how that's the same kind of issue as the above. While BT25-077 and BT26-080 are both named "Bacchusmon" (well, BT26-080 is technically "Bacchusmon/Reversal of the Dead"), all versions of the BT25 card depict it as the regular Bacchusmon appearance, and all versions of the BT26 card depict it as the DM appearance. The BT26 card is also specifically designed to be able to digivolve from the BT25 card -- it's clearly designed like a Mode Change would be. I'm not aware of Bacchusmon being in Masters, and I'm not sure what NC did, but NC also doesn't replace or refute TS - and if we did institute some sort of source hierarchy (which I don't think we should), then it would seem to me that the mainline, solidstate games put out in many markets by BoJ should outrank an innately temporal game put out in one market by Bandai Shanghai. Re-62 also depicts the DM under the name "Bacchusmon" and omits mode changing language like [[Bo-480]], but a similar thing happened with [[Bo-244]] so I don't think it has to be treated like proof that they're indistinguishable. To my knowledge, we've not had both Bacchusmon appearances in one media where it didn't use some form of transformation to go from one to the other -- I don't think we've seen the base appearances simply light up as if it hadn't in some way transformed, and the DRB profile describes its Reverse of the Dead attack as something it only does in that transformed state.[[User:KrytenKoro06|KrytenKoro06]] ([[User talk:KrytenKoro06|talk]]) 16:07, 16 September 2026 (CDT)
 ::::I'm going to address the issue I have with treating sources as being transitive in your talk page because that is its own can of worms and largely unrelated to the matter at hand however I should clarify that when I express concern about a source being outdated: I'm talking about sources that are 10+ years old and, more importantly, have '''no indication that they are still true''' hence why I brought up the three books because the fact that the subsequent two books support the initial book's claim and the lack of anything that may have been seen as a potential red flag, namely Whamon not treated as a single profile in any of the books as Minotarumon was, coupled with subsequent media that show Minotarumon's Level being consistent with these books implies that the claim put forth by the books is still true<br><br>This is why Gyuukimon doesn't work as a counterargument as not only was the Encyclopedia profile updated within a week but, more importantly, the profile was released alongside its Ghost Game debut thus neither could be considered outdated until the the former was updated; which would make the ''initial'' profile outdated, not Ghost Game. Likewise we have an implied intent behind the removal of all references to earthquakes and tsunamis unrelated to accuracy/being up-to-date hence why these references were later restored<br><br>And while is it true that the split hasn't been undone yet, I want to emphasize the word ''yet'' because we have documentation of profiles being removed by accident thus making the question not 'can a profile be removed?' (yes it can) but rather 'can a profile be removed on purpose?' (currently unknown) and even then this question is more pertinent to Justimon, Sakuyamon, Kuzuhamon and Lucemon than it is to Whamon (note that I argued to exclude Whamon from the merger because I consider it a different situation from the Mode Changes) as it seems more likely that Whamon would have still been split under the current format given the precedence set by previous media including the aforementioned books whereas the Mode Changes are much harder to predict [[User:Chimera-gui|Chimera-gui]] ([[User talk:Chimera-gui|talk]]) 21:21, 16 September 2026 (CDT)
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+|desc2=Slashes fiercely with its claws clad in scorching flames.<ref name=DSLE>''[[Digimon Story: Lost Evolution]]''</ref>
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 ==Anime==
 ==={{hdr|Digimon Beatbreak}}===
-In {{epn|DB|43|The White Digimon}}, after an incident where [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Helios Boamon]] [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|evolved]] and absorbed the [[e-Pulse]] of every human in a range, they decided they were too dangerous to stay, so until the day where they could live alongside humans, they turned themselves into the White Core. The White Core entered [[Mephismon (Beatbreak)|Mephismon]] at some point afterwards.
+In {{epn|DB|43|The White Digimon}}, after an incident where [[Helios Boamon (Beatbreak)|Helios Boamon]] [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|evolved]] into [[Albatusmon]] and absorbed the [[e-Pulse]] of every human in a range, they decided they were too dangerous to stay, so until the day where they could live alongside humans, they turned themselves into the White Core. The White Core entered [[Mephismon (Beatbreak)|Mephismon]] at some point afterwards.
-The White Core shone from Mephismon after they fell to their knees in {{epn|DB|37|Kind Magic}}. It also allowed Mephismon to become a giant. After Mephismon was defeated by [[Tenma Tomoro]] and [[Gekkomon (Beatbreak)|Monarch Lizamon]] and [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|devolved]] into [[Mokumon]], the White Core escaped their body.
+The White Core shone from Mephismon after they fell to their knees in {{epn|DB|37|Kind Magic}}. It increased Mephismon's size to a gargantuan level. After it was defeated by [[Tenma Tomoro]] and [[Gekkomon (Beatbreak)|Monarch Lizamon]] and [[Evolution/Anime#Digimon Beatbreak|devolved]] into [[Mokumon]], the White Core escaped their body.
 [[Chairman Wong]] told [[Rose Woodville]] about the White Core in {{epn|DB|38|Hollow Thirst}}. He explained he had been looking for it for a long time. However, he refused to give any more information, with [[Kanada Genjo]] merely adding it was needed for the [[Shangri-La Project]]. However, Wong did tell her that this was not to be known to anyone but the three of them, not even the rest of the [[Five Stars]] or Rose's most loyal allies. Rose then swore to get Wong the White Core. As the White Core and [[Tenma Asuka|Tenma Asuka's]] [[e-Pulse]] (which [[Gokuwmon (Beatbreak)|Gokuwmon]] held) were needed for the Shangri-La Project, Genjo asked Wong to order him to get it, but Wong wanted Genjo to act only if Rose failed.
-Later on, [[Kishiwada Kanchi]] recovered the White Core from the [[Mirror World]] area where Mephismon was defeated, to give to to its next host, [[Kuroshio Souji]], who he believed would make good use of it due to his unique e-Pulse. After giving it to him, the White Core attached to his arm, giving him a vision of a white, glowing snake eating him. Kishiwada then encouraged Souji to test its powers taking control [[Splashmon (Beatbreak)|Splashmon]], to attack Rose and [[Lilamon (Beatbreak)|Lilamon]]. Despite finding herself at a disadvantage fighting both Splashmon and [[Marin Devimon (Beatbreak)|Marin Devimon]], which he could control at once, Rose still intended to take the White Core, though Souji refused to give it to her. After Lilamon was beaten down by both of Souji's [[Partner Digimon]], Souji used the White Cube to amplify his e-Pulse and force it into Lilamon, brainwashing them into servitude and healing their wounds.
+Later on, [[Kishiwada Kanchi]] recovered the White Core from the [[Mirror World]] area where Mephismon was defeated, to give to to its next host, [[Kuroshio Souji]], who he believed would make good use of it due to his unique e-Pulse. He infiltrated a World Union prison and gave him the White Core and a [[Pitchmon]] so he could break out; the Pitchmon quickly evolved into a [[Marin Devimon (Beatbreak)|Marin Devimon]] and Cold Hearted a dozen prison staff. Once Souji got out of jail, Kanchi officially gave him the White Core attached to his arm, giving him a vision of a white, glowing snake eating him. He then encouraged Souji to test its powers taking control [[Splashmon (Beatbreak)|Splashmon]], to attack Rose and [[Lilamon (Beatbreak)|Lilamon]]. Despite finding herself at a disadvantage fighting both Splashmon and Marin Devimon, which he could control at once, Rose still intended to take the White Core, though Souji refused to give it to her. After Lilamon was beaten down by both of Souji's [[Partner Digimon]], Souji used the White Cube to amplify his e-Pulse and force it into Lilamon, brainwashing her into servitude and healing her wounds.
-After [[Murasamemon (Beatbreak)|Murasamemon]] devolved Marin Devimon into [[Pitchmon]] in {{epn|DB|39|Lip Service}}, Souji used the White Core to charge their [[Sapotama]] with his black e-Pulse, driving Pitchmon berserk and allowing them to quickly evolve into [[Pukamon]], [[Ganimon]], [[Gesomon]], and finally Marin Devimon once more.
+After [[Murasamemon (Beatbreak)|Murasamemon]] devolved Marin Devimon into [[Pitchmon]] in {{epn|DB|39|Lip Service}}, Souji used the White Core to charge its [[Sapotama]] with his black e-Pulse, driving Pitchmon berserk and allowing them to quickly evolve into [[Pukamon]], [[Ganimon]], [[Gesomon]], and finally Marin Devimon once more.
-Souji used the White Core to control his three Perfect Digimon to fight the [[Glowing Dawn]] trio, then [[Sawashiro Kyo]] and Murasamemon, in {{epn|DB|41|A Golden Tomorrow}}. After Murasamemon defeated Souji's Partner Digimon, he used the White Core to take control of Monarch Lizamon, [[Pristimon (Beatbreak)|Bearcatmon]] and [[Chiropmon (Beatbreak)|Scourge Chiropmon]]. However, his hold over them was broken by their connection with their original [[Tamer|Owners]] (Tomoro, [[Sakuya Reina]] and [[Kuonji Makoto]]), which caused a backlash in the colours of their e-Pulse to come out of the White Core and push Souji off a cliff. After Souji came back, he used the White Core alongside his black e-Pulse, powered even further by his trauma, to force Pitchmon to evolve once more into a massive Marin Devimon.
+Souji used the White Core to control his three Perfect Digimon to fight the [[Glowing Dawn]] trio, then [[Sawashiro Kyo]] and Murasamemon, in {{epn|DB|41|A Golden Tomorrow}}. After Murasamemon defeated Souji's Partner Digimon, he used the White Core to take control of Monarch Lizamon, [[Pristimon (Beatbreak)|Bearcatmon]] and [[Chiropmon (Beatbreak)|Scourge Chiropmon]]. However, his hold over them was broken by their connection with their original [[Tamer|Owners]], which caused a backlash in the colors of their e-Pulse to come out of the White Core and push Souji off a cliff. After Souji came back, he used the White Core alongside his black e-Pulse, powered even further by his trauma, to force Pitchmon to evolve once more into a massive Marin Devimon.
-After [[Habakirimon]] hit Souji and Marin Devimon with his {{ATO|Habakiri}}, Souji separated from the White Core, which was then taken back by Kishiwada, who pointed out how blackened it became, then left in a whirlpool.
+After [[Habakirimon]] hit Souji and Marin Devimon with his {{AT|Habakiri}} and defeats them once and for all, Souji was separated from the White Core, which was then taken back by Kanchi, who pointed out how blackened it became. He then escaped by using {{AT|Kouyouhoujou: Kamon no Jin}}.
-Kishiwada gave the perfected White Core to Chairman Wong in {{epn|DB|42|Cherry Blossom Friendship}} in exchange for a place in the Five Stars. Wong then explained to Genjo and Kishiwada that the White Core was transformed from Helios Boamon, the Partner Digimon of Asuka, a Digimon that rivaled the Digimon behind the [[Kano Island]] [[Kano Island Incident|incident]]. Wong and Genjo then brought Helios Boamon back through the black e-Pulse, destroying the White Core in the process.
+Kanchi then made his way to [[Apraxas]] and gave the perfected White Core to Chairman Wong in {{epn|DB|42|Cherry Blossom Friendship}} in exchange for a place in the Five Stars. Wong then explained to Genjo and Kanchi that the White Core was transformed from Helios Boamon, the Partner Digimon of Asuka, a Digimon that rivaled the Digimon behind the [[Kano Island]] [[Kano Island Incident|incident]]. Wong and Genjo then brought Helios Boamon back through the black e-Pulse, destroying the White Core in the process.
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