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Digimon World: Next Order (デジモンワールド -next 0rder- Dejimon Wārudo -Nekusuto Ōdā-?, "Digimon World -next 0rder-")[1] is a Digimon video game for the PlayStation Vita. It is part of the Digimon World series. It was announced at TGS 2016 that the game would be receiving an enhanced port to the PlayStation 4 set to release in early 2017 for North America and Europe as both a physical retail release and a digital download.[2] In the Western releases, this game features an English dub after its predecessor in the franchise, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, did not. The changes made to International versions were then released back in Japan as a version titled Digimon World -next 0rder- INTERNATIONAL EDITION (デジモンワールド -next 0rder- INTERNATIONAL EDITION Dejimon Wārudo -Nekusuto Ōdā- Intānashonaru Edishon?). This version was ported to Nintendo Switch and Microsoft Windows on February 22, 2023[3], though in Japan the game will only release on Switch.
Plot[]
The game's story centers around two potential main characters: Japanese third-year high school students Takuto and Shiki. The Hero was once a passionate Digimon fan in their youth, even becoming runner-up in a national tournament, but has since become more concerned with adolescent life and wondering about their future. They are transported to the Digital World, where they meet their Digimon partners, WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon, and deal with the threat of Machinedramon. They are joined on their journey by fellow tournament participants Kouta Hirose and Himari Oofuchi, whose are partnered to Yukimura and Rikka respectively.
Official Japanese logo for -Next 0rder-
Gameplay[]
Digimon World: Next Order is an open world role-playing game. Its gameplay is similar to that of Digimon World and Re:Digitize, but with the addition of a second Digimon partner. The player navigates the world while raising two Digimon simultaneously. Battles take place using an AI battle system, with the Digimon fighting automatically and the player issuing strategic commands to them
Characters[]
Version differences[]
In its Western release and International Edition, changes were made to the original game, which include the following;
- Enhanced visuals
- Updated game balance
- 12 new Digimon: ShineGreymon Burst Mode, Rosemon Burst Mode, Boltmon, MarineAngemon, Darkdramon, Chaosmon, EmperorGreymon, MagnaGarurumon, Justimon, Dianamon, Minervamon, Piedmon
- A 13th, Boltboutamon, was later added as DLC.
- 30 new quests
- Agunimon no longer digivolves into Susanoomon, as Susanoomon is now an Ultra level Digimon, instead of a Mega level Digimon, and DNA Digivolves from EmperorGreymon and MagnaGarurumon.
- All DLC in the original version is included in the base game.
- Multiple digivolutions were changed, for example - Shoutmon and Gumdramon can now digivolve into other Champion Digimon, rather than just OmniShoutmon and Arresterdramon - whilst Mega versions of the latter were also added, digivolving from AeroVeedramon and Rapidmon (Gold) and Megadramon and Taomon respectfully.
- New difficulty modes were added, with "easy" being the original versions difficulty, with "normal" and "hard" also being added. The difficulty only effects the amount of stats gained during training, gaining only half on normal and a quarter on hard, battles being the same no matter the difficulty. Enemy Digimons stats were also increased.
- Most digivolution conditions were changed to be much higher.
- Storyline prosperity rates were increased, the Vita version needing only 40 to reach the ending - with the International edition needing 100. Despite adding in more Digimon to recruit, both versions max out at 200, with Digimon in the International Edition giving less prosperity points.
- Leomon and GrapLeomon's roles in the City were swapped, giving access to the Digivolution Dojo earlier.
- Digimon that extend life no longer extend them to 99 days, instead adding a few hours meaning Digimon can no longer be immortal.
- A glitch in the PS Vita version makes it so that if not recruiting ShineGreymon before the game is complete, it can no longer be recruited. This was fixed in the re-release, and ShineGreymon will be where Leomon was if not recruited before completing the game.
- OmniShoutmon, Arresterdramon, BanchoLeomon, RustTyranomon, MegaGargomon, Imperialdramon, Agunimon, Wizardmon, Garurumon, Gabumon, MagnaAngemon, Mamemon, VenomMyotismon, MirageGaogamon, WarGreymon, MetalGarurumon, Ophanimon, Sakuyamon, Hououmon, ToyAgumon, and Monzaemon can only be recruited after defeating the Enforcer in the PS Vita version. In addition, due to the prosperity rate being 100 to fight the Enforcer instead of 40 in the PS4 version, many Digimon, such as Hackmon and Angemon, are able to be recruited in earlier chapters than in the PS Vita version.
- Bony Resort and Absolute Zero are optional areas in the PS Vita version, not needing to be explored to fight the Enforcer.
- SkullGreymon, Gumdramon, Angemon, MegaKabuterimon, Okuwamon, Lilithmon, Gabumon, ExVeemon, Beelzemon, Mamemon, ToyAgumon, and Monzaemon do nothing in the City in the PS Vita version.
The Switch/PC version includes even more changes;[4]
- An even easier difficulty option, beginner
- The ability to run
- The localized Nintendo Switch version removed the ability to play the game with Japanese voices.[5] Some regions seem to retain the ability to switch to Japanese however.[citation needed] After complaints, the voices were patched back in on 11 April 2023.[6]
Cards[]
Credits[]
- Character design: Taiki[7]
- Producer (Vita): Takayuki Shindo
- Producer (PS4): Kazumasa Habu
- Producer (PC/Switch): Takahiro Yokota[4]
Cast[]
Japanese[]
American English[]
| Voice Actor | Role(s) |
| Ben Diskin | Shoutmon[8] |
| Cristina Vee | Himari Oofuchi[9] |
| Kyle Hebert | WarGreymon[10] |
| Christopher Smith | Jijimon[11] |
List of obtainable Digimon[]
Preview[]
Other Notes[]
Miscellaneous trivia
- Next Order and Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth are shown in a game store in Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online episode 2.[12]
Credits and external links[]
Notes and references[]
- ↑ "0rder" is spelled as "Ørder" in V Jump, September 2015 and October 2015 issues.
- ↑ "Digimon World: Next Order coming west for PS4 in early 2017" by Sal Romano. Gematsu. 2016-09-15.
- ↑ Digimon Games (@digimon_games). "Wake up, it’s time for the bonds of friendship to pave the path to victory once again! Return to the Digital World with your Digimon partners when #DigimonWorld: Next Order releases on Nintendo Switch and PC February 22, 2023!" October 20 2022, 4:00 PM. Tweet.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Digimon Games (@digimon_games). "Digimon games producers Kazumasa Habu and Takahiro Yokota have a message to all Digimon fans excited for Digimon World: Next Order!" October 20 2022, 6:01 PM. Tweet.
- ↑ Nintendo Life: "Digimon World: Next Order Doesn't Include Dual Audio On Switch"
- ↑ Digimon World: Next Order Japanese VO Patch Now Live On Switch (Europe)
- ↑ V Jump, September 2015 issue.
- ↑ Benjamin Diskin (@BenjaminDiskin). "I believe so!" February 9, 2017, 21:18 PM. Tweet.
- ↑ Cristina Vee (@CristinaVee). "Who has Digimon World: Next Order? I'm Himari" February 7, 2017, 18:06 PM. Tweet.
- ↑ Kyle Hebert (@kylehebert). "I can always count on my Tweeps. Apparently folks are hearing me as Wargreymon in "Digimon World: Next Order". Out now on PS4/Vita. " February 1, 2017, 03:35 AM. Tweet.
- ↑ Christopher Smith (@GetMeSmith) "I think so but not sure" August 9, 2018, 04:47 AM. Tweet.
- ↑ https://twitter.com/hiro_yzq/status/985834639330717696
| Digimon World: Next Order | |
|---|---|
| Main characters: | Takuto and Shiki | Kouta Hirose | Himari Oofuchi | Shoma Tsuzuki | Luche | Mameo |
| Digimon: | Agumon, Gabumon, Biyomon, and Palmon | Yukimura | Rikka | Samudramon, Kuzuhamon, and Noir | Mamemon |
| Antagonists: |
Analogman | Machinedramon | MetalEtemon | Titamon | Three Gods of Ruin |
| Other characters: |
Jijimon | Taomon | Enforcer | Mirei Mikagura | Meicoomon | Rina Shinomiya and Veevee | Royal Knights | Meaty Troops | Veggie Troops | Other characters |
| See also: | Digimon | Digital Monster | Digital World | ExE | Brain Hack Program | Antivirus Program | AR Plan | Project Reincarnation |