Digimon Savers: Difference between revisions

* [[Jerkass]]: The Director of DATS, though he's [[Just Following Orders|Just Doing His Job]], tries to arrest Keenan and give him up to Gotsumon in order to protect the city from the Pteramon and Boarmon attack, and is openly cynical of Commander Sampson's team's competence. He also views the Digimon as too dangerous to reason with, and becomes an obstacle to the trio's attempts to reveal the misunderstanding. {{spoiler|He does a [[Heel Face Turn]] later when Kurata announces his plans for World Domination, and even sends in helicopters in order to take down Belphemon}}.

* [[Jumped At the Call]]: Marcus, once he realizes what he can do in DATS to further his fighting ambitions.

* [[Karma Houdini]]: Popstar Neon, who had been using a Keramon to hack the internet to make it seem like his song was hitting the charts when it wasn't, ends his episode with just a mindwipe with no legal rammifications, despite knowingly committing internet fraud on a global scale. Sure, he won't remember doing it, but that doesn't stop the fact his music career gets a huge jumpstart that he didn't deserve.

* [[Killed Off for Real]]: Digimon conventionally revert back to a Digi-egg upon being defeated or otherwise killed. They can then be reborn, and in rare cases retain memories from their past lives. However, the Gizumon species (and possibly Kurata's foot soldiers) are equipped with weapons that can permanently delete a Digimon's data, either by destroying them without a Digi-egg appearing or by causing their newly-formed Digi-egg to self-destruct.