#Anode cathode movie#
#Anode cathode manuals#
#Anode cathode series#

Secret Character: In the original game, players could only obtain a Veedramon through a real-life event, much like Mew and other such legendary Pokémon.Socialization Bonus: Considering how it works like the Pokémon games, where trading is key to completing the Pokéd- I mean, Digimon Analyzer.Harmful to Minors: Ryo not only realises by the first encounter with a Digimon (Kuwagamon, again) that he can get killed easily, he faces every villain alone, and each of them promises to give him a painful, gruesome death.This is a very little known fact among Western players of the game, as there are no English sources on the internet that state this. The third one where all of the bosses can be caught is unlocked by having played the game for 20 hours total (though impossible to miss after that), and the final one with all of the Chosen Children's Digimon is unlocked by completing the Digimon Analyzer. While an NPC in town mentions that there are four of them after you beat the game, only two of these are easily found. Guide Dang It!: Two of the hidden post-game dungeons.

#Anode cathode movie#

Early-Bird Cameo: Omnimon/Omegamon, called 'Garuru Greymon' in the game as the movie wasn't released yet is one of the hidden Variable moves obtainable by having a Veedramon in the original.Highest possible HP in the game and good overall stats. Disc-One Nuke: Veedramon in the remake.Critical Hit: In this game, a critical hit is indicated by the name of a Digimon's Signature Move appearing on screen during their melee attack.Department of Redundancy Department: You have to wonder why they bothered compiling both versions together given they're virtually identical.Compilation Rerelease: Veedramon Version.Subverted in that Veedramon is a Disc-One Nuke that's more than capable of carrying you to the ending, especially if you take the time to teach it variable moves. The original Anode/Cathode gave you a Koromon and a Tyrannomon instead, as they generally had good synergy with Agumon and their combination gave you access to some basic Variable moves. It stands out in that you'll end up with a hell of a lot of them even though you can't find and purify them in dungeons.

Com Mons: It's difficult to not end up getting a lot of Veedramon from Gennai, as they're your reward for beating the first dungeon in the Veedramon Version.

#Anode cathode manuals#

All There in the Manual: This game is one of the many unexported manuals about exactly who the hell that Ryo guy is and why he's such a good Tamer.

Tropes present in Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer: After a brief skirmish with a wild Digimon, Agumon and Gennai explain that the rise of a powerful new enemy, Millenniummon, has resulted in the imprisonment of all the Chosen Children and the revival of many dangerous enemies, and that it's now up to Ryo to amass an army of Digimon and lead them to victory against Millenniummon. On New Years' Eve 1999, Ryo is playing on his new laptop when he is interrupted by a blackout, and taken into the Digital World by Taichi Yagami's Agumon.

#Anode cathode series#

The games collectively are the first installment in a series of Digimon games following the transdimensional adventures of Ryo Akiyama, who would later make two cameo appearances in Digimon Adventure 02 and become a main character of Digimon Tamers. They later received a Compilation Rerelease in 2001 for the WonderSwan Color, Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version, which received an English translation in Hong Kong. Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer and Digimon Adventure: Cathode Tamer are a pair of counterpart games based on the Digimon franchise, released exclusively on the Bandai WonderSwan in 1999.