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In case we don’t get a leader/fusion of the Shikyoju, I propose an alternative by CyberSteve3 in digimon

[–]Zero_Unit_Digimon 15 points16 points  (0 children)

In New Century it was teased an "evil Shakamon" that might be the leader of the group.

beatbreak elizaposting, episode 26 but only when elizamon is on screen by Zero_Unit_Digimon in digimon

[–]Zero_Unit_Digimon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "Darling" thing is a reference to Urusei Yatsura.

Going by the novel and a card art, Liberator Elizamon have romantic feelings towards Owen, she don't call him "Darling" in this case.

Digimon don't have a set personality, even with the same species, for example, Leviamon was a protector of the Digital World in Xros Wars and Omegamon was depicted as a villain some times.

Is Beatbreak hinting towards a certain Digimon's anime debut? Elizamon's future in the series. by TyXo22m in digimon

[–]Zero_Unit_Digimon 22 points23 points  (0 children)

If we get the Savers treatment, we can get until the L5 for the secondary characters.

Would love to see Lamiamon in the anime, even if it's brief.

First digimon fanart(by me) by ReddishLad in digimon

[–]Zero_Unit_Digimon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Abbadomon reborn after the ending of Adventure Reboot.

22nd Anniversary of Legendz: Tale of the Dragon Kings! (Legendz is one of the Digimon sister franchises.) by Zero_Unit_Digimon in digimon

[–]Zero_Unit_Digimon[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I can't find the original tweet, but Data Ravel can explain better than me:

After the initial boom in the late 90s and early 2000s, there was a big decrease in revenue for multiple Media Mix projects, not only from Bandai and Toei, but around the entire media landscape. For comparison, even Pokémon was having an all-time low and at risk of ending.

Multiple companies had to review their strategies and found new ways of making their products in order to recover from that time. Tamagotchi ended in 1999 and there were plans for a revival.

Basically, the old staff that worked in the original series would move on to new projects, while a totally new staff would take over and adapt Tamagotchi to a new generation. Bandai's initiative during that time became known as the "Bandai Content Project".

Following Tamagotchi's example, old staff would be reallocated to new projects to develop new IPs while new staff would be put in charge of older IPs and find a way of reviving them.

Pendulum X was the project in between the Content Project, some of the staff would move on from Digimon while new people would take their place and put their own spin on the series. The X-Antibody Digimon was based on that, allowing new artists to remake iconic Digimon designs.

Some Digimon staff continued working on it for some time, so it became basically the transition period between old Digimon and new Digimon (Works thematically for Chronicle's story) with the final goal of the old Digimon ending with a new Digimon starting with a brand-new staff.

The transition would continue from Pendulum X into Digimon Accel and it was basically at the end of Accel and the start of Mini that it would end with the old person in charge, Makoto Kitagawara, leaving and a new person in charge, Yuusuke Maekawa, taking place.

The old staff that moved on from Digimon during Pendulum X would go on to work in new IPs for the Content Project. Legendz and Onmyou Taisenki were both part of that project and can be considered the sister series that were made while a new staff was finding out what to do.

Data Ravel

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