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* Mercuremon. Between taking out Seraphimon, using Seraphimon's own attack, and orchestrating a [[Mind Screw]] of a [[Xanatos Gambit]], he leaves the other Dark Legendary Warriors still standing at the starting line.
* Episode 33; Loewemon and JaegerLoewemon are able to take down a Cherubimon which the rest of the team had difficulty defeating even when working together. He tackles IceDevimon with the same attack later.
* Episode 40; Angemon taking on a herd of angry Centarumon by himself in a good example of the [[One
* The Digimon in Episode 45 who stand up to the Royal Knights. Though seven of the nine got killed, it's refreshing to see [[The Unchosen One|non-chosen]] Digimon [[Badass Bystander|taking the initiative]]. If only Koiji and Takuya had got there in time, [[Curb Stomp Battle|they could all have contributed]] and the [[Boring Invincible Villain|Royal Knights]] arc could have been shorter and more epic, or [[They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot|at least more interesting]].
* Episode 47; The final defeat of the Royal Knights, long overdue.
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* Episode 50; When things are looking really grim. {{spoiler|All the digimon spirits and the celestials show up to give the kids hope and a pep talk.}}
* The crowing moment has to be when the FINAL form of the [[Big Bad]] attacks the gang from behind. {{spoiler|All of the Legendary Warriors appear and vanquish him for the last time.}}
* [[User:Justice Gundam]]'s favourite season, despite all the flak it usually gets, has quite a few CMoA... but the last few episodes were what really got him to favour it. Namely, {{spoiler|the heroes defeating the Royal Knights, after having made progress after painful progress in previous fights during the latest 10 or so episodes -- they went from not even being able to touch them, to giving them a little pause, to actually harming them, and finally to defeating them both. And then, the final battle against the all-powerful Lucemon himself, with moons getting ripped apart by the villain's unimaginable power; Kouichi's sacrifice, the birth of Susanoomon, and the five kids joining together to destroy Lucemon's [[One
** ''Nothing'' could erase Takuya and Koji reducing everyone else to living [[Transformation Trinket|Transformation Trinkets]]... but Frontier did have some great moments, like Mercurymon's [[Xanatos Gambit]], Duskmon and Beowulfmon's grand battle, all ten Legendary Warriors coming together to put a beatdown on the Royal Knights, and ''Gotsumon'' of all 'mons (for non-fans...Gotsumon is a kid-sized rock Digimon and not ''anyone's'' idea of [[Badass]], even though the ''Frontier'' version has a few tricks his short-lived ''[[Digimon Adventure|Adventure]]'' counterpart didn't.) gets to digivolve and [[Let's Get Dangerous|get dangerous]].
*** To expand on the above mentioned [[Final Battle]] between Susanoomon and Lucemon Shadowlord Mode -- it's a [[BFS]]-wielding [[Physical God]] vs Giant Dragon Satan ''IN SPACE!'' This sequence alone makes up for every flaw in the rest of the series.
* Underneath [[
** Everything about the Kouji/Kouichi plot, which was foreshadowed as early as in ''episode one'', was [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|badass]]. The Crowning Moment of Awesome of THIS Crowning Moment of Awesome was when {{spoiler|Kouichi sacrificed himself to save the Digital World and almost freaking died in the process.}} Dark plots and Digimon go hand in hand perfectly.
** Different troper from the above, but some love for the Mercuremon/Sefirotmon mini-arc is in order, particularly Tomoki's fight with Asuramon, and Junpei's... well, basically it was a fight against himself, and it was ''badass.''
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