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Digimon Tokyopop

Tokyopop Digimon, also referred to as "Digimon (manhua)" are 4 different series of manga adaptations of the Digmon anime published by Tokyopop Press Inc.
=Digimon Adventure Tokyopop=
Digimon Adventure Tokyopop had 5 volumes that ran from Jan. 2003 to Aug. 2003.
==Volume 1==
Volume 1, released in January, 2003 adapted Episode 1 to Episode 7 of Digimon Adventure. It has seven chapters and lasts for 192 pages.
==Volume 2==
Volume 2, released on May 1st, 2003 adapted Episode 8 to Episode 16 of Digimon Adventure. It has seven chapters and lasts for 192 pages.
==Volume 3==
Volume 3, released on June 1st, 2003 adapted Episode 17 to Episode 31 of Digimon Adventure. It has seven chapters and lasts for 192 pages.
==Volume 4==
Volume 4, released in June, 2003 adapted Episode 32 to Episode 43 of Digimon Adventure. It has seven chapters and lasts for 192 pages.
==Volume 5==
Volume 5, released on August 1st, 2003 adapted Episode 44 to Episode 54 of Digimon Adventure. It has seven chapters and lasts for 192 pages.
=Digimon Adventure 02 Tokyopop=
Digimon Adventure 02 Tokyopop had 2 volumes.
==Volume 1==
Volume 1 adapted Episode 1 to Episode 31 of Digimon Adventure 02
==Volume 2==
Volume 1 adapted Episode 32 to Episode 50 of Digimon Adventure 02
=Digimon Tamers Tokyopop=
=Digimon Frontier Tokyopop=
=Gallery=
==Promo==
= External links =
Category:Comic
Category:Digimon Adventure
Category:Digimon Adventure 02
Category:Digimon Tamers
Category:Digimon Frontier
Digimon Twin: Tag Attack

The Digimon Twin: Tag Attack (デジモンツイン タッグアタック Dejimon Tsuin Taggu Atakku) is an unreleased Digimon Virtual Pet produced by Bandai of Japan, as a sequel to the original Digimon Twin. The V-Pet would have focused on creating 2x2 battles for the first time in LCD Digimon Toys, whilst the mascots of the toy would have been Coronamon and Lunamon.
==References==
Category:Virtual Pets
Digimon Twin Digivice

The Digimon Twin Digivice (デジモンツイン デジヴァイス Dejimon Tsuin Dejivaisu) is a digivice created by Mikihara Norn in Digimon Next. 
==Functions==
==Owners==
*Tatsuno Tsurugi
*Inui Yuu 
=Appearances=
==Manga==
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After the Digivice iCs belonging to Tsurugi and Yuu are destroyed, Norn replaces them with the Digimon Twin.
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Artwork==
Category:Digivices
Category:Digimon Next
Digimon Twin L

=Evolutions=
==Baby==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
==Ultimate==
==Other==
=Reference=
* Care 
**This icon looks like an exclamation point. Selecting it will bring up whichever care option your Digimon needs. Most of the time, it gives you the option to feed your Digimon, but it also handles flushing, turning the lights on and off, and giving medicine.
* Training 
**The next menu screen displays a barbell icon and a book icon. Select the barbell to train your Digimon by rapidly pressing the B button. Select the book to view your Digimon's battle records.
**Training lowers your digimon's weight, and at the same time, increases their Strength meter.
* Connect 
**Here, you're given two options: Twin and D-Vice. The Twin option gives you the option to battle another Twin or connect for an Event. The D-Vice option only allows you to battle with an iC or Burst.
* Stats 
**This icon looks like a heart. Here, you can view your Digimon's Age, Weight, Hunger, and Strength. The Hunger and Strength gauges will flash between a piece of meat (or vitamin) and a stack of four indicators that function much like the hearts in older v-pets.
* Perfect Conditions
**20 or more battles. A 40% Win Ratio gives a small chance of evolution, 60% gives a better chance, and 80% and higher gives the best chance. Event Communication is also required for evolution. 10-19 instances of Event Communication gives a small chance, 20-29 instances gives a better chance, and 30 gives the best chance.
=Links=
*File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
*Digimon Web Twin Subsite (JP)
Category:Virtual Pets
Digimon Twin R

=Evolutions=
==Baby==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
==Ultimate==
==Other==
=Reference=
* Care 
**This icon looks like an exclamation point. Selecting it will bring up whichever care option your Digimon needs. Most of the time, it gives you the option to feed your Digimon, but it also handles flushing, turning the lights on and off, and giving medicine.
* Training 
**The next menu screen displays a barbell icon and a book icon. Select the barbell to train your Digimon by rapidly pressing the B button. Select the book to view your Digimon's battle records.
**Training lowers your digimon's weight, and at the same time, increases their Strength meter.
* Connect 
**Here, you're given two options: Twin and D-Vice. The Twin option gives you the option to battle another Twin or connect for an Event. The D-Vice option only allows you to battle with an iC or Burst.
* Stats 
**This icon looks like a heart. Here, you can view your Digimon's Age, Weight, Hunger, and Strength. The Hunger and Strength gauges will flash between a piece of meat (or vitamin) and a stack of four indicators that function much like the hearts in older v-pets.
* Perfect Conditions
**20 or more battles. A 40% Win Ratio gives a small chance of evolution, 60% gives a better chance, and 80% and higher gives the best chance. Event Communication is also required for evolution. 10-19 instances of Event Communication gives a small chance, 20-29 instances gives a better chance, and 30 gives the best chance.
=Links=
*File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
*Digimon Web Twin Subsite (JP)
Category:Virtual Pets
Digimon Typing

==Gameplay==
Game modes
#Digimon Tamers
##“I'm hungry” Guilmon”: If you type well, Guilmon will eat the bread that Culumon throws. While learning the home position, ask how many breads Guilmon will eat.
##Digimon All Stars: Digimon that appear in "Digimon Adventure", "Digimon Adventure 02", and "Digimon Tamers" are all here! How many enemy Digimon can you defeat?
##Dan Certification Exam: Please concentrate as you type. At the end, your type rank will be announced. Aim to be a type master!
##Digivice Calculator: Just do the calculations. Your results will be announced at the end. Aim to be a calculation master!
##Digimoji Test Instant Death: Digimon fans will be familiar with Digimoji. Can you blame all the digital troubles?
#Digimon Adventure 02
##"Type Digimon Shinka 02”: The theme is "Digimon Adventure 02". Type the designated number of questions quickly and accurately. If you type well, the digital ball will freeze at the end. How far can you make it quiet?
##Defeat the Dark Tower
#Digimon Adventure
##"Type Digimon Shinka"
##“Aim for Jogress”: The theme is "Digimon Adventure". Type as many questions as possible correctly within the given time. If you type well, Botamon and Punimon will become calm. Aim for Jogress! It's Omegamon!
*Digimon Card File: You can see the Digimon cards you have collected. If you can collect them all, you're the ultimate Digimon enthusiast!
*Ranking
*
==Digimons==
==External Links==
*Bandai Games website (JP)
Category:Video Games
Digimon Universe

Digimon Universe (デジモンユニバース, Dejimon Yunibāsu) is the name of a video game RPG in Digimon Universe Appli Monsters.
====
When he was young, Shinkai Haru played Digimon Universe with the player name Haruharuman.
==References==
Category: Terminology
Category: Misc
Category:Digimon Universe Appli Monsters
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters (Manga)

A manga based on Digimon Universe Appli Monsters.
=Characters=
==Appli Drivers==
*Shinkai Haru
**Gatchmon > DoGatchmon > Globemon > Gaiamon
*Karan Eri
**Dokamon > Dosukomon > Oujamon > Poseidomon
*Asuka Torajirou
**Musimon > Mediamon > Entermon > Uranusmon
*Katsura Rei
**Hackmon > Raidramon > Revivemon > Hadesmon
*Ozora Yujin
**Offmon >> Shutmon > Rebootmon
==Human Allies==
*Kashiki Ai
*Watson
*Katsura Hajime
**Onmon >> Bootmon
*Shinkai Denemon
*Asuka Ryūtarou
*Victory Uchida
==AI Allies==
*Navimon
*Perorimon
*Recomon
*Timemon
*Coachmon
*Dreammon
*Dezipmon
*Dantemon
*Minerva
==Antagonists==
*Leviathan
*Unryuji Knight
**Mienumon > Warudamon > Deusmon
*Cameramon > Scorpmon > Sateramon
*Sakusimon
*Fakemon
*Beautymon
=Gallery=
==Promo==
								
							
	
==Miscellaneous==
			
=References=
Category:Digimon Universe Appli Monsters (Manga)
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Acrylic Stand Keychain

Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Acrylic Stand Keychain (デジモンユニバース アプリモンスターズ バディアクリルスタンドキーホルダー, Dejimon Yunibāsu Apuri Monsutāzu Badi Akuriru Sutando Kīhorudā) is a toy series that feature characters from Digimon Universe Appli Monsters. The set was released in January, 2017.
==Image Gallery==
Category: Toys
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Can Badge Set

Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Can Badge Set (デジモンユニバース アプリモンスターズ バディ缶バッジセット, Dejimon Yunibāsu Apuri Monsutāzu Badi Kan Bajji Setto) is a toy series that feature characters from Digimon Universe Appli Monsters. The set was released on December 17th, 2016.
==Image Gallery==
Category: Toys
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Mini Tote Bag

Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Buddy Mini Tote Bag (デジモンユニバース アプリモンスターズ バディミニトート各, Dejimon Yunibāsu Apuri Monsutāzu Badi Mini Tōto kaku) is a limited-edition series of mini tote bags that feature characters from Digimon Universe Appli Monsters. The collection is part of the Digimon 20th Anniversary Project.
==Image Gallery==
Category: Apparel
Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Plush Keychain

The Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Plush Keychain is a toy set featuring Appmon that appear in Digimon Universe Appli Monsters. The plush series was obtained via in Japan.
==List of plushies==
===Collection===
*Gatchmon
*Dokamon
*Musimon
==Image Gallery==
Category:Toys
Digimon Web

Digimon Web (デジモンウェブ, Dejimon Webu), also called Digimon Web: Digimon Internet Communication, is a Japanese-language website that is owned by Bandai of Japan. It is considered as the official website of the Digimon franchise in general.
The mascot of the website is Agumon, who is frequently shown as Agumon Hakase, in an oversized doctor's jacket and scholar's cap.
==History==
==Sections==
The Digimon Reference Book (originally named Digimon Dictionary) is also hosted at Digimon Web. The website also once hosted a BBS (bulletin board system) and an archive on all virtual pet and Digivice toys sold in Japan and the West.
==Gallery==
===Portal Pages===
File:Digimonwebhomepage2000.jpg
File:Digimonwebhomepage2003a.jpg 
File:Digimonwebhomepage2003b.jpg 
File:Digimonwebhomepage2006.jpg 
File:Digimonweb_revamp1.jpg
File:Digimonweb_revamp2.jpg
File:Digimonweb_revamp3.jpg
===Logos===
 
 
 
 
 
==External Links==
*
*
* ()
Category:Digimon Web
Digimon Web Comic

The Digimon Web Comic (デジモンＷＥＢコミック, Dejimon Webu Komikku) was a two-part web comic that served as promotion for Digimon Battle Terminal 02.
(Under construction)
=Story=
==Overview==
In "Chapter 1", Devimon tried to delete Dracomon by strangling it. However, it ended up getting deleted instead by Dracomon's . It could not rest, however, as Baihumon appeared afterwards.
=Characters=
==Main Characters==
* Dracomon
** Coredramon (Green)
==Other Characters==
===Other Humans===
===Digimon=== 
===Enemies===
* Devimon (1)
* Baihumon (2)
=Image Gallery=
=External links=
Digimon Web Comic! (Wayback Machine)
Category:Battle Terminal 02 Web comic
Digimon Wiki

Digimon Wiki is an English Digimon wiki hosted on the free wiki hosting service, Fandom (née Wikia). It was founded on February 10, 2006 and currently has over 11,000 articles. It is part of Fandom's Anime department in spite of Digimon not being exclusively anime.
Digimon Wiki on Fandom is affiliated with Wikimon and aims to be its counterpart in terms of scope, setting its primary coverage as the English dub rather than the Japanese source material.
==History==
The Digimon Wiki on Fandom was founded by RedMysticRanger in February 2006, and then promptly abandoned until TinPhams took over in June. At that time, the wiki was modest and undeveloped, and remained so for about a year. The Digimon Wiki in its present state is the result of a merger from the , founded in July 2005 by . Like the Fandom wiki, the Wikipedia project set the English dub as its primary focus.
Since the WikiProject's founding, Digimon coverage on Wikipedia had continued to be condensed into tighter and tighter list pages due to concerns over notability and "", most visibly with the articles covering each of the many Digimon species. In September 2007, with the list becoming unacceptable to Wikipedia policies, most of the WikiProject's content was moved over in agreement to the nascent Wikia site in order to salvage the data. Wikimon was rejected due to its focus on the Japanese source material presenting a larger mechanical impediment to the transfer. From there, the existing Wikia editors, as well as editors who followed the project from Wikipedia, went to work expanding the coverage to remove Wikipedia's notability restrictions, and to ideally cover all Digimon-related material published by Bandai or its approved licensees.
Due to the inconsistent localizations in the dub, the editors spend a lot of time trying to confirm what Bandai is calling LordKnightmon or "Blue Thunder" this week, when they're not grousing about Fandom's latest mucking-up of the display in pursuit of adspace.
==Structure==
===Main Articles===
The Digimon Wiki on Fandom requires many of its main articles to have reliable information on both the Japanese and English dub version of Digimon, including the need to prohibit speculation and the need to provide citations. 
In order, the wiki's naming structure for any Digimon species follows:
# The localized American English name in an anime
# The localized American English name in a video game
# The localized American English name in any other medium
# The English translation given on the Digimon Reference Book
# The English translation given on Digimon Web
# The English translation given in any other Japanese medium
# Rough English translation estimate of the Japanese name
==Subsections==
===Fan===
The Digimon Wiki on Fandom allows users to post articles about Digimon fanfiction, including their own original characters not covered outside the wiki, in its Fan: namespace. It also encourages users to upload their fanart of their creations.
===Card===
Look, we try, all right? There's a lot of cards and not a lot of active editors.
==External Links==
* Digimon Wiki
==References==
Category:Digimon Wikis
Digimon World: Digital Card Arena Attributes and Levels

=Flame=
==Child Flame Digimon==
* Agumon
* Candmon
* Goburimon
* Muchomon
* Otamamon (Red)
* Piyomon
* Solarmon
* V-mon
==Armor Flame Digimon==
* Baromon
* Fladramon
* Magnamon
==Adult Flame Digimon==
* Akatorimon
* Aquilamon
* Birdramon
* Bomber Nanimon
* Centalmon
* Flare Lizamon
* Greymon
* Hanumon
* Meramon
* Monochromon
* Pidmon
* Red Vegimon
* Tankmon
* Tyranomon
* XV-mon
==Perfect Flame Digimon==
* Garudamon
* Gigadramon
* Hououmon
* Imperialdramon
* Insekimon
* Master Tyranomon
* Metal Greymon
* Metal Greymon (Virus)
* Omegamon
* Paildramon
* Vermillimon
* War Greymon
=Water=
==Child Water Digimon==
* Betamon
* Gabumon
* Gizamon
* Gomamon
* Otamamon
* Penmon
* Snow Goburimon
* Yuki Agumon
==Armor Water Digimon==
* Coatlmon
* Submarimon
* Tylomon
==Adult Water Digimon==
* Coelamon
* Garurumon
* Gekomon
* Gesomon
* Hyougamon
* Ice Devimon
* Icemon
* Ikkakumon
* Mojyamon
* Rukamon
* Seadramon
* Shellmon
* Sorcerimon
* Whamon
* Yukidarumon
==Perfect Water Digimon==
* Blue Meramon
* Brachiomon
* Marin Angemon
* Mega Seadramon
* Metal Garurumon
* Metal Seadramon
* Omegamon
* Panjyamon
* Vikemon
* Waru Seadramon
* Were Garurumon
* Zudomon
=Nature=
==Child Nature Digimon==
* Elecmon
* Gottsumon
* Hawkmon
* Kunemon
* Palmon
* Patamon
* Plotmon
* Tailmon
* Tentomon
==Armor Nature Digimon==
* Holsmon
* Nefertimon
* Pegasmon
==Adult Nature Digimon==
* Airdramon
* Angemon
* Cockatrimon
* Drimogemon
* Igamon
* Jungle Mojyamon
* Kabuterimon
* Kuwagamon
* Leomon
* Mori Shellmon
* Tailmon
* Togemon
* Unimon
* V-dramon
* Vegimon
* Yanmamon
==Perfect Nature Digimon==
* Aero V-dramon
* Angewomon
* Atlur Kabuterimon (Red)
* Herakle Kabuterimon
* Holy Angemon
* Holydramon
* Lilimon
* Piccolomon
* Rosemon
* Seraphimon
* Silphymon
* Valkyrimon
=Dark=
==Child Dark Digimon==
* Alraumon
* Black Tailmon
* Dokunemon
* Kokuwamon
* Pico Devimon
* Shamamon
* Tukaimon
* Wormmon
==Armor Dark Digimon==
* Lighdramon
* Shadramon
==Adult Dark Digimon==
* Bakemon
* Dark Lizamon
* Devidramon
* Devimon
* Fugamon
* Guardromon
* Gururumon
* Orgemon
* Saberdramon
* Soulmon
* Stingmon
* Tekkamon
* Tuskmon
* Wizarmon
* Zassoumon
==Perfect Dark Digimon==
* Andromon
* Apocalymon
* Diablomon
* Gran Kuwagamon
* Infermon
* Lady Devimon
* Megadramon
* Mugendramon
* Phantomon
* Piemon
* Skull Greymon
* Vamdemon
* Venom Vamdemon
* Waru Monzaemon
=Rarity=
==Child Rarity Digimon==
* Armadimon
* Clear Agumon
* Elecmon (Violet)
* Hagurumon
* Modoki Betamon
* Psychemon
* Toy Agumon
* Toy Agumon (Black)
==Armor Rarity Digimon==
* Digmon
* Shurimon
==Adult Rarity Digimon==
* Ankylomon
* Geremon
* Golemon (PS)
* Karatuki Numemon
* Nanimon
* Nise Drimogemon
* Numemon
* Platinum Scumon
* Sand Yanmamon
* Scumon
* Shima Unimon
* Starmon
* Thunderballmon
* Tuchidarumon
==Perfect Rarity Digimon==
* Digitamamon
* Etemon
* Giromon
* Jijimon
* Mamemon
* Metal Etemon
* Metal Mamemon
* Monzaemon
* Pinochimon
* Shakkoumon
* Superstarmon
* Vademon
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle Attributes and Levels

=Flame=
==Child Flame Digimon==
* Agumon
* Goburimon
* Muchomon
* Piyomon
==Adult Flame Digimon==
* Akatorimon
* Birdramon
* Centalmon
* Flare Lizamon
* Greymon
* Meramon
* Monochromon
* Pidmon
* Red Vegimon
* Tankmon
* Tyranomon
==Perfect Flame Digimon==
* Gigadramon
* Hououmon
* Master Tyranomon
* Metal Greymon
* Metal Greymon (Virus)
* Vermilimon
=Water=
==Child Water Digimon==
* Betamon
* Gabumon
* Otamamon
* Penmon
* Snow Goburimon
* Yuki Agumon
==Adult Water Digimon==
* Coelamon
* Garurumon
* Gekomon
* Hyougamon
* Ice Devimon
* Icemon
* Mojyamon
* Seadramon
* Shellmon
* Whamon
* Yukidarumon
==Perfect Water Digimon==
* Blue Meramon
* Brachiomon
* Mega Seadramon
* Panjyamon
* Waru Seadramon
=Nature=
==Child Nature Digimon==
* Elecmon
* Kunemon
* Palmon
* Patamon
* Tentomon
==Adult Nature Digimon==
* Airdramon
* Angemon
* Cockatrimon
* Drimogemon
* Gottsumon
* Igamon
* Jungle Mojyamon
* Kabuterimon
* Kuwagamon
* Leomon
* Mori Shellmon
* Sand Yanmamon
* Shima Unimon
* Tuchidarumon
* Unimon
* V-dramon
* Vegimon
* Yanmamon
==Perfect Nature Digimon==
* Etemon
* Herakle Kabuterimon
* Insekimon
* Jijimon
* Piccolomon
=Dark=
==Child Dark Digimon==
* Alraumon
* Dokunemon
* Shamamon
* Tukaimon
==Adult Dark Digimon==
* Bakemon
* Dark Lizamon
* Devimon
* Fugamon
* Guardromon
* Gururumon
* Orgemon
* Saberdramon
* Soulmon
* Tekkamon
* Zassoumon
==Perfect Dark Digimon==
* Andromon
* Megadramon
* Metal Etemon
* Mugendramon
* Skull Greymon
* Vamdemon
* Waru Monzaemon
=Rarity=
==Child Rarity Digimon==
* Clear Agumon
* Modoki Betamon
* Psychemon
* Toy Agumon
==Adult Rarity Digimon==
* Geremon
* Golemon (PS)
* Nanimon
* Nise Drimogemon
* Numemon
* Platinum Scumon
* Scumon
==Perfect Rarity Digimon==
* Digitamamon
* Giromon
* Mamemon
* Metal Mamemon
* Monzaemon
* Vademon
Digimon World (series)

Digimon World (デジモンワールド, Dejimon Wārudo) is a series of video games based on the Digimon franchise. It consists of four main games themed around the series' core elements, as well as several spin-offs exploring other aspects.
==Overview==
The series was introduced in 1999 with Digimon World for PlayStation. The basic idea of the game, which was carried over to build the series, consists around the player finding themselves into the Digital World and raising their own Digimon as instituted in the Virtual Pets, while progressing through the game's story. Digimon World was followed by two sequels, after which the series stayed inactive for over 10 years, until Digimon World Re:Digitize in 2012. Several spin-offs have released through the years, while several unrelated games have also carried the Digimon World brand for their western release.
==Games==
===Main games===
*Digimon World, 1999 - PlayStation
*Digimon World 2, 2000 - PlayStation
*Digimon World 3, 2002 - PlayStation
*Digimon World Re:Digitize, 2012 - PlayStation Portable
**Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode, 2013 - Nintendo 3DS
*Digimon World -next 0rder-, 2016 - PlayStation Vita
**Digimon World -next 0rder- International Edition, 2017 - PlayStation 4
===Pocket games===
*Pocket Digimon World, 2000 - PocketStation
*Pocket Digimon World: Wind Battle Disc, 2000 - PocketStation
*Pocket Digimon World: Cool & Nature Battle Disc, 2001 - PocketStation
===Spin-off games===
*Digimon World: Digital Card Battle, 1999 - PlayStation
*Digimon World: Digital Card Arena, 2000 - PlayStation
*Digimon World X, 2005 - PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox
==Manga==
*Digimon World Re:Digitize (Manga), 2012
*Digimon World Re:Digitize Encode, 2013
Category:Video Games
Digimon World 2 OST

Due to there not being any apparent official release for this game's soundtrack, the track listing may be incorrect or incomplete.
== Track List ==
Track	Name 	Translation	Kanji/Kana	Duration
1 	Fanfare of Experience 	 	 	
2 	Minor Victory 	 	 	
3 	Wings of the Gold Hawks 	 	 	
4 	The Ultimate Organism 	 	 	
5 	Take Off to the Kernel Zone!	 	 	
6 	Originator 	 	 	
7 	Meditation Dome 	 	 	
8 	March of the Black Swords 	 	 	
9 	Item Seller 	 	 	
10 	GAIA's Desperation 	 	 	
11 	Flight of the Blue Falcons 	 	 	
12 	File Island Domain 	 	 	
13 	File City 	 	 	
14 	Fierce Foe 	 	 	
15 	Directory Continent Domain 	 	 	
16 	Digital Nursery 	 	 	
17 	Digimon Stadium 	 	 	
18 	Digimon Research 	 	 	
19 	Digi-Beetle at the Ready! 	 	 	
20 	Device Dome 	 	 	
21 	Defiant Digimon 	 	 	
22 	Decisive Victory 	 	 	
23 	Data Management 	 	 	
24 	Core Tower 	 	 	
25 	Common Encounter Theme 	 	 	
26 	Chaos Tower 	 	 	
27 	Chaos General's Domain 	 	 	
28 	Blood Knights' Domain 	 	 	
29 	Anthem of Adventure 	 	 	
30 	Ancient Transport 	 	 	
=External Links=
Youtube playlist
Category:Music
Category:Video Game Albums
Digimon World 3 OST

Due to there not being any apparent official release for this game's soundtrack, the track listing may be incorrect or incomplete.
=Track listing=
Track	Name 	Translation	Kanji/Kana	Duration
1 	Opening 	 	 	1:59
2 	Online Center 	 	 	1:58　
3 	Main Lobby 	 	 	2:13　 　
4 	Asuka City 	 	 	1:39　 　
5 	Cargo Tower 	 	 	1:12　 　
6 	Lamb Chop 	 	 	2:02　 　
7 	Inn 	 	 	　 　
8 	Rest 	 	 	　 　
9 	Save 	 	 	　 　
10 	Underground Path 	 	 	　 　
11 	Hangyomon's Lake 	 	 	
12 	Seiryu City 	 	 	　 　
13 	Protocol Ruins 	 	 	　 　
14 	East Station 	 	 	　 　
15 	Deeper Crevice 	 	 	　 　
16 	Jungle Grave 	 	 	　 　
17 	Suzaku City 	 	 	　 　
18 	Shaman's Hut 	 	 	　 　
19 	Reliability Spot 	 	 	　 　
20 	Seabed 	 	 	　 　
21 	South Badlands 	 	 	
22 	Byakko City 	 	 	　 　
23 	Mirage Tower 	 	 	　 　
24 	Secret Room 	 	 	　 　
25 	Bug Maze 	 	 	　 　
26 	Circuit Board 	 	 	　 　
27 	Genbu City 	 	 	　 　
28 	Ice / Fire / Dark Dungeons	 	 	　 　
29 	Amaterasu Server 	 	 	　 　
30 	Gunslinger 	 	 	　 　
31 	Problems 	 	 	
32 	Gym 	 	 	　 　
33 	Legendary Gym 	 	 	　 　
34 	Duel Island 	 	 	　 　
35 	Card Battle 	 	 	　 　
36 	Wild Battle 	 	 	　 　
37 	Tamer Battle 	 	 	　 　
38 	Boss Battle 	 	 	　 　
39 	Leader Battle 	 	 	　 　
40 	Ragnamon Battle (Part 1) 	 	 	　 　
41 	Ragnamon Battle (Part 2) 	 	 	
42 	Confusion 	 	 	
43 	Digimon Blasted 	 	 	
44 	Digimon Fusion 	 	 	
45 	Winner! 	 	 	
46 	Game Over 	 	 	
47 	End Credits 	 	 	
=External Links=
Youtube playlist
Category:Music
Category:Video Game Albums