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Takuma Momozuka (百束 タクマ Momotsuka Takuma?) is the protagonist of Digimon Survive.

Appearance[]

Takuma is a teenage boy with fair skin, short black hair with an ahoge, and brown eyes. He wears red-framed goggles on his head, a black shirt, and a white hoodie with blue sleeves, hood, and hemlines. He also wears grey pants and white sneakers.

During development, Takuma went through a few design changes. His hoodie was originally black, white, and yellow, whilst at one point it was brown and grey. In addition, his goggles were black framed, rather than red, and his shirt was part green, rather than red.

Description[]

As the player controlled character, Takuma's personality is mostly determined by the player. The system of the game has his personality vary between, moral, harmonious, or wrathful based on the player's decisions and each alignment determines Agumon's evolution.

Takuma is often considered the most level-headed of the group, thinking rationally, even in intense situations. In some timelines, after Shuuji Kayama's death, he was made the leader of the group due to this.

Etymologies[]

Takuma Momotsuka (百束 タクマ)

Name used in Digimon Survive.

  • Ja: Momotsuka (百束?). A Japanese surname that means "hundred bundle".
  • Ja: Takuma (タクマ?). A Japanese masculine name.
Takuma Momozuka

Name used in the English versions of Digimon Survive

  • Ja: Momozuka. Similar to Momotsuka. Possibly a mistranslation.
  • Ja: Takuma. Same as Japanese name.

Fiction[]

A few days before the start of the extracurricular camp, Takuma was lounging at home reading the camp pamphlet whilst watching tv and was worried about the fact they would have to sleep in tents since that could end up causing them to come into contact with bugs. He got excited about the idea of making curry with the others, though. He thought maybe they could do some survival training at the camp so they could learn how to survive in an emergency, thinking it'd be a good idea to learn, though eventually figured going to camp wasn't serious enough for something like that to actually happen.[2]


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