The Crest Of Light

'''The kids end up separated in the sewers beneath Machinedramon's city. While Tai and Izzy run into an old friend, the others set out to free a group of Numemon from slavery.'''

thumb|225px|left|Episode recap for The Crest Of Light.

Synopsis
While exploring the underground labyrinth of sewer tunnels, Sora, Kari and TK come across a large group of Numemon enslaved by WaruMonzaemon. Kari glows with a mysterious light, and frees the Numemon and empowers the kids Digimon enough to defeat WaruMonzaemon. When Machinedramon is told of this defeat, he is furious and kills WaruMonzaemon.

While Tai and Izzy are exploring, they run into Andromon, whom they had met previously in File Island. Andromon is leading a resistance against Machinedramon, and vows to help the kids. Machinedramon finally corners the Digidestined and defeats Andromon with ease, as he then moves to strike down Kari, with Koromon and Gatomon too tired to help. Before he can strike, however, the hordes of Numemon swarm over Machinedramon. It is of no avail however, as Machinedramon deftly kills every one of the creatures with his Catastrophe attack. The deaths of the Numemon spurs the light in Kari further, and it powers Agumon enough to Warp Digivolve. With his power amplified to unbelievable levels, WarGreymon brutally slices Machinedramon apart with his Dramon Destroyers. With Machinedramon dead, the machinery and mechanical section of Spiral Mountain dissolves. The Digidestined erect a small shrine to honor the Numemon.

Dubbing changes

 * In the original version, Machinedramon kills WaruMonzaemon rather than just shooting off his paw.
 * In the original version, Angemon does not say goodbye to Andromon, and this in fact a mistake since Andromon is still with them in the next episode.

Digimon references

 * The group first met Andromon back in episode 5, Kabuterimon's Electro Shocker.

Real-world references

 * At the beginning of the episode, when Kari wakes up, the word Toei can be seen on the wall, which refers to Toei Animation, the studio that created the Digimon TV series.

Miscellaneous trivia

 * Agumon announces the episode title in the Japanese episode.
 * Though Machinedramon is defeated in this episode, he briefly returns in Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode Tamer, a video game made for the Wonderswan (though never released outside South-East Asia), where he has DNA digivolved with Kimeramon to form Millenniummon.