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My mom found my Digimon World Championship in early June, and I've been playing it ever since. I hadn't played it since 2011, and I also didn't restart it since I last played it, and this is the team I have (at least, the team I've had the longest).

Boo was my first digimon, and Nika was my second digimon. Probably the digimon I've had for the least amount of time is Minami, who I've had for only 9 digiegg reverts, and second is Otto, who I've had for 20 reverts. I've had Shticky for 35 reverts, Nika for 40 reverts, and Boo for 42 reverts.

In DWC, you can frequently change your digimon's digivolution, meaning they don't have the standard eveolution chain like in Pokemon (ex. Pikachu only evolves into Raichu). In DWC, I can make my Koromon, Boo, digivolve into Veemon instead of Agumon. The following In-Training and Rookie levels are the most common evolution chains I use than most (although sometimes the evolution chain gets muddied up, like how Nika's rookie level is typically Aruraumon, but lately she keeps evolving into Palmon without me intentionally making her that way, and they both have very specific requirements in order to evolve these ways).

I've completed everything in the game over the last month, from winning all the titles, down to completing the Digipedia (I beat the Championship back in 2011). I know it sounds stupid, but I'm actually really pleased that I managed to 100% complete this game, just like how pleased I was to 100% complete Ty the Tasmanian Tiger (my favorite game of all time). But now I really want to restart it and play it over again, but at the same time I don't. I've finally completed the game, will I ever be able to do it again!? Also, I know this sounds incredibly cheesy, but I don't want to let go of my team. I know it's just a game, but I've gotten pretty attached to all of these characters, just like how I get really attached to my Pokemon teams. This kind of thing happens a lot to me, but I'm sure I'll get over it eventually.

Digimon (c) Bandai
drawing (c) me

Description
My mom found my Digimon World Championship in early June, and I've been playing it ever since. I hadn't played it since 2011, and I also didn't restart it since I last played it, and this is the team I have (at least, the team I've had the longest).

Boo was my first digimon, and Nika was my second digimon. Probably the digimon I've had for the least amount of time is Minami, who I've had for only 9 digiegg reverts, and second is Otto, who I've had for 20 reverts. I've had Shticky for 35 reverts, Nika for 40 reverts, and Boo for 42 reverts.

In DWC, you can frequently change your digimon's digivolution, meaning they don't have the standard eveolution chain like in Pokemon (ex. Pikachu only evolves into Raichu). In DWC, I can make my Koromon, Boo, digivolve into Veemon instead of Agumon. The following In-Training and Rookie levels are the most common evolution chains I use than most (although sometimes the evolution chain gets muddied up, like how Nika's rookie level is typically Aruraumon, but lately she keeps evolving into Palmon without me intentionally making her that way, and they both have very specific requirements in order to evolve these ways).

I've completed everything in the game over the last month, from winning all the titles, down to completing the Digipedia (I beat the Championship back in 2011). I know it sounds stupid, but I'm actually really pleased that I managed to 100% complete this game, just like how pleased I was to 100% complete Ty the Tasmanian Tiger (my favorite game of all time). But now I really want to restart it and play it over again, but at the same time I don't. I've finally completed the game, will I ever be able to do it again!? Also, I know this sounds incredibly cheesy, but I don't want to let go of my team. I know it's just a game, but I've gotten pretty attached to all of these characters, just like how I get really attached to my Pokemon teams. This kind of thing happens a lot to me, but I'm sure I'll get over it eventually.

Digimon (c) Bandai
drawing (c) me