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| 100% Tamer!! １００％テイマー！！の巻
(100 Pāsento Teimā!! No Maki) | |||||||||
| Publisher | Shueisha | ||||||||
| Release date | (Ja:) November 21, 1998 | ||||||||
| Written by | Hiroshi Izawa | ||||||||
| Art | Ten'ya Yabuno | ||||||||
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After not being allowed to participate in a Digimon tournament, The D-1 Grand Prix, due to his Digimon not being recognized, Tai receives a special message from MagnaAngemon. Arriving in the Digital World Tai meets his partner, Zeromaru, and Gabo, a Gabumon who is a messenger of sorts for MagnaAngemon. Defeating a Tortomon using a strategy made up by Tai, the three make their way towards Lord MagnaAngemon's castle.
Featured Characters[]
(Number indicates order of appearence.)
(Numbers indicate order of appearance. Bolded characters are fought by the protagonist(s), and italicized characters feature non-explicitly, e.g. voice, silhouette, image.)
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Digimon references
The boys who look Kentarou's classmate (black-shirted boy) and Shin'ichirou (blue-haired boy)
- When Tai isn't allowed to enter the D-1 Grand prix because Veedramon wasn't programmed in the game, a boy similar to Shin'ichirou Jōsaki from C'mon Digimon: The capering monster BUN tells him they can't have him playing with his trick monster. Later, when Tai checks his Digimon Pendulum to see if it isn't broken, a boy similar to one of Kentarou Kamon's classmates is next to him.