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Henry Wong BT19-085, Terriermon BT19-044, Gargomon BT19-049, Rapidmon Ace BT19-050, and MegaGargomon BT19-054 by SENNSU from BT-19: Booster Xros Evolution (BT19-20: Special Booster Ver.2.5)

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Takato and his gang in Halloween costumes. So cute.

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I'm required by law to say "I miss Digimon Tamers" every few years (specifically Jian though)

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As they return from the Digital World, the Tamers have their emotional reunion with their families. However, poor Impmon feels alone when he doesn't see Ai and Mako anywhere as well as he regrets his actions when he was Beelzemon.

Digimon Tamers episode 41

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A quick drawing I made of Digimon 🤭

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I was just playing around with designing and drawing and drew these flip phone case designs inspired by Digimon Tamers !

I probably won't get these made for a while, most likely until I finish with my Frontier D-tector phone cases (and only if those manage to sell ㅠㅠ), but regardless I'm really hoping to get these made in the future ! (Tamers is my favorite season haha)

I was actually thinking of drawing a cute little icon of each Tamers' Digimon in place of Calumon's symbol on the back, but I just drew in Calumon's symbol as a placeholder for now.

What do you guys think ? Would anyone be interested ? Haha

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Digimon Alpha Generation - Episode 08

Finally for today there is also the new Digimon Alpha Generation chapter.

Digimon Alpha Generation Episode 08: Generational Team-Up! Petaldramon in Tokyo

Fandom: Digimon Tamers Genre: Mystery & Adventure

When the Tamers find the Shinjuku Central Park turned into a jungle, they go to investigate. But it seems that this time, they do have to deal with a higher force.

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Finally got the next chapter of my Digimon Tamers/Assassin's Creed cross over up!

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TAMERS CARD GAME AU 4 - JENRYA

Jen doesn't really play the card game at the 'professional' or even semi-pro level anymore - which is weird, because last year (before he suddenly dropped out) he was on track to make the championship, if not win it.

Jenrya will say a few things, politely, to those who ask:

He wouldn't have won anyway, Ruki would have crushed him. Probably true.

He hasn't really kept up with the game, and would probably do badly. Both lies.

He doesn't want to compete this year. Mostly true.

He's not really a competitive person, after all.

That last one is...complicated. Jen is a competitive person, actually, beneath his very calm façade. Or at least he was. He doesn't want to be, not any more.

Last year, storming the local competitions, Jenrya was not exactly the friendliest looking face to have on the opposite of the field. He had a pretty ruthless streak in the games, and that weirdly emotive partner...well. It was practically inevitable that some kid, maybe a bit too young to be playing, was going to get upset.

Which might make a guy like Jen, ultimately a very nice boy at heart, feel guilty. And also that kid might have had an older sibling, who reacted badly to their bad reaction. And if that older kid were to come at Jen, who is perhaps even better at kenpō than at games, outside of the card game?

It's best to leave the fighting to the Digimon. But since fighting with Digimon led to...what it did, Jen swore off putting his cards and strategies on big scary holographic stages, or whatever actually goes on with that game.

But, Jen has played with his little sister. The actual game as well as talking to his cards with her. And he gets an awful lot more from these conversations than your average game of pretend. Then when Shuichon goes off to chase Culumon and they end up bumping into some kid with goggles and a weird obsession with his Digimon OC, it seems natural enough to help the guy out with his frankly appalling metagame.

Terriermon especially seems to enjoy watching Shuichon beat the kid at the game over and over. And Takato's actually really nice, if a bit of an oddball. So what's the harm?

As Jen inevitably falls back into direct competition, he finds himself struggling with his guilt about the way last year went down and his newly complicated feelings about what his dad seems weirdly keen to assure him are just bits of data attached to some foil. There's something strange at the heart of this game, isn't there?

Jen's only field Digimon, presently, are Terriermon and Lopmon - though he's willing to concede that Lopmon is more his sister's monster outside tournaments. They're small and smart, 'just like him', and they're great team players like he wants to be. They do well in most types of competitions, having particular advantages in armor and 'Xros Rules' competitions. (Jenrya, along with Ruki, is one of the few who 'gets' DigiXros matches.)

But his main advantage is that he's cool, calm and collected. It would take a lot to get him to freak out over a card game, even when he has such a fraught history with it. It's unlikely that things will ever get that intense again. And more intensity would be impossible. It's just a game.

It's just a game.

TERRIERMON & LOPMON

A matching pair, though personality wise their AI seem to have diverged in pretty different directions. Terriermon is, to put it bluntly, a wiseacre brat with a mean streak behind his cheery demeanour and unfairly cute face. Lopmon is quiet and reserved, and it seems strange that she gets along better with the younger sister than the more similar Jenrya.

(I tend to mix original and dub terms anyway, but I've basically made Lopmon 'she' because the pronouns are easier to keep track of that way)

But they work well together, coming into games with some pre-packaged combination attacks, but somehow their more frequent 'socialisation' compared to other field monsters seems to give them even more advantages than just that- even if it's just in 'small' ways, like Terriermon taunting their opponents into making stupid mistakes.

For all that Terriermon takes the lead, he tends to be 'subordinate' in their DigiXros forms, except when his Child level combines with one of Lopmon's Adult levels to form the adorable martial artist 'Terruiemon' - a Turuiemon with Terriermon's palette and penchant for spinning around.

In comparison, Lopmon's evolutions exert more control in these matches, such as Andiramon gaining spinning axe machine guns, or Wendigomon getting some pretty sweet cybernetic additions from Rapidmon.

It's more often Lopmon that Jen evolves in any type of match as well, at least at first. It's not like Terriermon's evolutions aren't just as viable, if not more depending on the situation.

Could this all be a sign that Jenrya has a strained relationship with a chip inside a thin card designed for a children's game?

Nah. That's ridiculous.

So why does it bother Jenrya so much?

That's the problem with being such an oddly philosophical tween - he never seems to run out of things to feel guilty and anxious about.

Maybe he really does need to take it easy. Playing a few friendly matches with some other kids might be just what he needs.

AN UNKNOWN RIVAL?

One of the more colourful characters in this year's tournament scene wears a truly wild costume to conceal his identity. There's a cape! He calls himself the 'next Digimon King' or 'Card Kaiser' or 'Emperor of Games' or something like that. He seems disdainful of pretty much everyone and everything, so it's hard to tell, but Jen could swear it seems like this kid has it out for him in particular.

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ST-17: Advanced Deck Double Typhoon

Gumimon ST17-01, Terriermon ST17-02, Lopmon ST17-03, Gargomon ST17-05, Rapidmon ST17-06, Rapidmon ST17-07, MegaGargomon Ace ST17-08 and Magnamon ST17-13 by Tonamikanji, Wendimon ST17-04 and Cherubimon ST17-09 by koki, Henry Wong ST17-10, Double Typhoon ST17-11 by Takase, Giant Missle ST17-12 by Kazumasa Yasukuni, Willis BT8-091, Henry Wong EX2-061, Terriermon EX4-032 by Nakano Haito, Terriermon Assistent EX4-033 by Minato Sashima, and Antylamon EX4-057 by Hisashi Fujiwara

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Recently I've gotten into enstars and this guy, Yuzuru, is nothing but a grown up Jenrya. The main difference is that Yuzuru has a sharper chin, but everytime I try to play a song, all I can see is a tall Jenrya.

He also has to look after a shorter and annoying pink-haired friend who he works as a butler for, which kinda reinforces that image as well.

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This is just a selection of potential mlm ships in the Digimon universe of course!

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Digimon Tamers DVD Box Art Volumes 1-12

Volume 1 = Takato Matsuda, Guilmon, Growlmon and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 2 = Li Jianliang/Lee Jianliang/Lee Jenrya/Henry Wong, Terriermon, Galgomon/Gargomon and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 3 = Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka, Renamon, Kyubimon and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 4 = Takato Matsuda, MegaloGrowmon/WarGrowlmon, Dukemon/Gallantmon (in shadow) and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 5 = Li Jianliang/Henry Wong, Rapidmon, SaintGalgomon/MegaGargomon (in shadow) and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 6 = Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka, Taomon, Sakuyamon (in shadow) and Culumon/Calumon

Volume 7 = Impmon and Beelzebumon/Beelzemon

Volume 8 = Ryo Akiyama, Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka and Cyberdramon

Volume 9 = Takato Matsuda and Dukemon/Gallantmon

Volume 10 = Li Jianliang/Henry Wong and SaintGalgomon/MegaGargomon

Volume 11 = Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka and Sakuyamon

Volume 12 = Juri Katou, Culumon/Calumon, Impmon, Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka, Ryo Akiyama, Hirokazu Shiota/Kazu Shioda, Takato Matsuda, Kenta Kitagawa, Li Shaochung/Lee Shiuchon/Suzie Wong, Li Jianliang/Henry Wong and Dukemon Crimson Mode/Gallantmon Crimson Mode

Released on 2002

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