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== Digi-Quartz was created as a direct result of Bagramon's assault on both worlds near the end of Xros Wars. ==
Maybe jossed. Back in Xros Wars, Bugramon threw the gang into a "parallel dimension between the Digital World and the Human World" using Eternal Darkmare. And that matches the description for the [[Digi Quartz]] area.
* Even though it looks ''nothing like'' Digi-Quartz. And there could be more than one parallel dimension.
* Also a possibility- Digi-Quartz ''as it is now'' is a result of Bagramon's final attack.
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* {{spoiler|Ryo}} may freak out a bit though. Especially if it means what I think it does for {{spoiler|Cyberdramon}}...
** Given ZeedMillenniummon already appears in the Xros Wars manga, it would be surprisingly fitting.
* Ren has a captured Chimarimon/Kimarimon. You can see it for like a second when he shows off all his captured Digimon to Tagiru in one of the early episodes. Technically, all Ren would have to do is do a Xros Evolvution of Mugendramon and Chimarimon. I don't think he would be the same Mellinniummon as the one from Adventure/Tamer continuity though. They would probably leave it ambigious, like Omegamon's appearances.
== The Watchman is Taiki from the future. ==
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* Episode 5 shows she has Candlemon. Not that that rules out any of the others, though.
* This troper thinks something like Plotmon, Tailmon, Black Tailmon, and Mikemon are likely. Also, Patamon and Tsukaimon.
** And also Terriermon, Kumamon, Cutemon (not THE Cutemon, though), Lalamon and Tsuchidarumon
*** No ones mentioned Calumon yet?
* Can we start an Ugly Cute list now that we know she has a Parasimon?
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== There's a lot more than just six hunters. ==
OK, yes, there's the obvious Dobermon kid in the opening, but here's what I thought- why would there only be hunters in Japan? If it's a competition, it would make more sense for there to be lots of entrants. And if Digi-Quartz is basically a slightly altered copy of our own world, then it's not too large a leap to assume that there are Digimon everywhere, and hunters for many different regions as well. It'd be the Xros Wars version of the international Digidestined from 02.
* One of the scenes in the opening, with all the Hunters holding up their Xros Loaders, would seem to support your theory.
* Besides the main six, we have Hideaki and Kiichi, along with three minor hunters who show up in episode 14. This theory seems to be more and more plausible as time goes on.
* Then Haruki, Nobori, Ken and Mizuki. I'd say this is pretty much confirmed as hard as it can be.
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Excluding OmegaShoutmon and SiegeGreymon (who both seem to be from a different source than most Super Evolutions), most of the Evolutions we've seen seem pretty random. The reason? The Super Evolved form is dependent on the energy of the human providing the charge, rather than the digimon receiving it.
* Ryouma appears to be a skilled, calculating leader- but he's oddly slothful. We've seen him pass up potential hunts on several occasions by this point, and he only really seems to jump in after someone else has done most of the work- or he knows he can mop up quickly. Astamon is a digimon related to the Demon Lord of Sloth- representing a lack of action, but definitely capable of getting things done if necessary.
* Airu comes off as cute, and tries to give off that sort of demeanor- but on the inside, she's a rather horrible person, both incredibly mean and selfish. She shows no regard for rules, or the feelings of others- and of course, her partner's evolved form is Cho-Hakkaimon, a greedy pig dolled up in a costume to conceal her true nature.
* Ren {{spoiler|didn't use any of his own energy to evolve Dracmon at all- instead, he stole that of a kendo willing to use an unfair advantage to win.}} Due to that, Dracmon's evolved state is Yasyamon, a Kendo fighter using two swords and wearing a mask to conceal his identity.
* Yuu's only real desire was to get Damemon back again so he could start over again with his best friend. Consequentially, he's able to evolve Damemon back into his true form as Tuwarmon.
* Tagiru wants to exceed Taiki. Arresterdramon is a larger, more regal and powerful-looking Gumdramon with a crown motif on his tail- furthermore, one of his attacks invokes Excalibur, implying a connection to King Arthur.
Going by this logic, not only do the Super Evolutions now make sense, but they're actually kinda clever.
* This still makes a bit of sense with OmegaShoutmon, as he got the energy for his Super Evolution not from Taiki, but from Omegamon's Digimemory through Akari and Zenjirou. Perhaps the OmegaInForce?
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The belt came from Beelzemon (he has plenty to spare), Olegmon crafted the armor, and Apollomon gave him the scarf (it's the same color as Apollomon's mane). No real reason for this, and as for the new earbuds, they probably came straight from the Code Crown itself.
== Ryouma is actually a [[
I got this idea when I was randomly thinking about him, I realized that Ryouma was wearing earrings (not a big hint but still). I wasn't convinced until I watched episode 9, when Tagiru talks to him, he uses the pronoun "watashi", commonly used by girls. I always thought someone like him would use "ore" instead.
* I always thought the way way Ryouma constantly brushes his hair to the side is very feminine. I kinda hope this is true; it'd be awesome.
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** (OP) He can be doing what voice actors do. And it's not a rule that girls must have a high-pitched voice.
** The problem with that is that Tetsuya Kakihara's voice, especially in the register he speaks for this role, is too deep to be convincingly imitated by a woman. Most, if not all, woman-as-male voices are relatively high.
* While the idea would be a good one, this troper thinks that he's just [[Ambiguously Gay]], or as much as anyone in this franchise can be.
* Can we call this one jossed now?
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There have already been mass-attacks on humans(see episodes 9 and 11), there is a hint that the rival hunters are working with the Clockmaker, and the heroes are getting targeted. This generally means something; people, or rather, the hunters, maybe less the rivals, are in a heap of potential danger. And that sort of thing generally moves the plot forward. There are hints of plot; theres just so much filler that we don't notice them and/or [[Chekhov's Gun]] may be in play.
* Considering the recent revelation that 68 will feature {{spoiler|the return of Mr. Digimon Adventure himself, Taichi Yagami}}, this may well be true.
* This troper's theory is that the plot actually kicked off starting with brainwashed Pinocchimon.
== The watchmaker is ENIAC ==
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** Not everyone would be knocked out by that revelation. Taiki Judo-dropped a hangyomon and kicked a ball-and-chain into an Arkadimon's face last season.
** Episode 14 has Marcus readying his fists. It seems like it's happening.
** Confirmed. {{spoiler|1=He punched both Venom and BelialVamdemon in the second to last episode, the former so hard to make the three of them domino and fall. And it was ''awesome''.}}
== Kiichi's partner Locomon is a resurrected, reformed version of the GranLocomon from the first season of Xros Wars. ==
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== Alternatively related to the above, Yuu will obtain Sakkakumon ==
Lets Look at his hunted digimon so far: A Perfect/Ultimate with a strong defence skill and was rather strong, and a Perfect/Ultimate with a tough skin and rather strong (Super Starmon and Rook Chessmon). What is Sukkakumon? A Beast Spirit (roughly Perfect/Ultimate, roughly) with a powerful defence (reflecting attacks) and a strong attack (again, reflection).
* {{spoiler|Jossed}}
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