Digimon World DS

Digimon World DS
Also known as: Digimon Story (JP) Developer: Bec Publisher: Bandai Namco Platform: Nintendo DS Released in JP: June 15, 2006 Released in US: November 7, 2006 This game has unused animations. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused graphics.

This game/console's online features are no longer supported. While this game/console's online features were once accessible, they are (as of May 20, 2014) no longer officially supported and online-exclusive features may be documented as now-unseen content.

Digimon World DS is the first Digimon game on the DS. If there's one thing to be said about this game, it has really, really sweet graphics for the Digimon. Despite its English title, it is not actually a "Digimon World" game, a localization quirk that would be fixed a decade later.

Demo Leftover

Even in the English games, there's a leftover from a Japanese demo. The Japanese text predictably says "Excepted for release on June 15th! Look forward to it!"

Placeholder Sprite

At the end of the Digimon sprites is a black and white Greymon sprite with "temporary" crudely written on the stomach that is repeated a few times.

Unused SkullGreymon Sprites

If hacked into your party, SkullGreymon can be dropped off at the DigiFarm. He also possesses a 'happy' sprite, despite being an unobtainable boss Digimon.

Unused Digimon

By changing the value at 145552A70, it is possible to hack Tortomon (83), Devitamamon (293), Ebemon (298), ShineGreymon (ShnGremon) (299) and MirageGaogamon (MgGaogamon) (300) into your party by using DigiConvert. These Digimon usually go completely unused in this game. They are Level 0 and display a broken image of Minotarumon on their profile and have no walking sprites. It is possible to use them in the game for a while, but it causes gameplay to slow down to a crawl and eventually crash. The Digimon do make an appearance in the sequels, Digimon World Dusk and Dawn.

In addition to this, the NPC Digimon can also be converted and have their information filled out as necessary. Much like the aforementioned Digimon, they display a broken image of Minotarumon but most possess walking sprites and thus do not cause the game to crash. However, they lack any battle moves.

Duplicate Digimon

Kenkimon, Flamedramon, Kongoumon, MetalGreymon and Imperialdramon Fighter Mode are duplicated in the Digi-Convert list, but cannot be seen through normal means. Most have identical stats, though the Imperialdramon found at the end of the list (ID 317) has different stats.

ImpdramonFM	Used	Unused
MP	Lv 57	Lv 60
HP	891	935
MP	557	585
Attack	279	290
Defense	166	174
Spirit	164	172
Speed	133	139
Aptitude	69	72