Digimon RPG (Human World)

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In 1991 the internet became public use, and shortly after came Digital Monsters, or Digimon for short. At first they were mere thought mere ghost stories and conspiracies, but as the internet expanded, the more they became commonplace. No one knows were they came from, only that they came through portals that humans are unable to go through. With digimon appearing more and more, the public grew more worried and scared of these monster, and then came the rise of Digimon Tamers: people equipped to tame, communicate, and mediate with Digimon. These Tamers became the key to bridging the gap between Digimon and Humans, Tasked with cataloging new species of Digimon, Defeating rogue digimon and aiding fellow tamers.


The Digimon Defense Association is a government funded group tasked with dealing with Digimon incidents. Tamers act as the association's field agents while the DDA work on researching Digimon and developing new technologies to aid Tamers in dealing with Digimon. Ever since they first made the original Digivice, they had been gaining more and more public favor, no longer living in fear of Digimon, and now invest in Digimon insurance, public programs to help people and Digimon live together, and various other projects. However, something dark lurks beneath the friendly surface of the DDA


The Anti-Digimon Movement (ADM) is a powerful, well-funded political and social coalition deeply opposed to Digimon integration and the DDA's institutional overreach. Formed out of public panic following early, destructive Rogue incidents, the ADM campaigns for the absolute quarantine of the Digital World, the decommissioning of all Tamers, and the deletion of non-human digital entities. The movement spans peaceful political lobbyists, street-level protest marches, and radical extremist cells known as "Human First" blocks. They heavily weaponize the trauma of Rogue attacks to gain public sympathy, frequently organizing massive downtown rallies and deploying high-frequency signal jammers to create "Digimon-Free Zones" in the city.


The Digimon World Tournament (Or DWT for short) is a competition where Tamers compete for money and glory. The World cup is held once every year with regionals being decided before then. There are Three distinct entries in the world tournament, Singles: 1 Vs. 1, Team: 3 Vs. 3, and Tag Team: 2 Tamers Vs. 2 Tamers, and each one has their own subdivisions for each Digimon's stage excluding Digitama, Baby I, and Baby II. Rookie cup = Child Stage, the Champion cup = Adult Stage, the Ultimate Cup = Perfect stage and Mega Cup = Ultimate + Ultra stage.


The Wired Nest is a store located in the Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan. It carries a verity of products made to aid Tamers and Digimon, such as food, gym equipment, medicine, and other care products. A complimentary Digimon Starter Kit is given away for free to any new Tamers that come to their store, it includes a bag of digi-pellets, a bottle of cat milk, a litter box, and a rubber chew bone.


Vekstron is a decentralized alliance of White Hat hacker cells operating in the blind spots of the DDA's surveillance. Bound by a shared mission to breach the DDA's innermost firewalls and dismantle Dot Zero's black-market trafficking rings, Vekstron operates as a digital hydra—if one cell is compromised, three more take its place. Led by the faceless, mythical figure known only as Koji, they are the ghosts in the machine, fighting a silent war to expose the truth before the system deletes them.


Glass Circuit is a nomadic White Hat hacker cell operating under the Vekstron alliance, bound by a strict, unbreakable code: No Trafficking, No Forced Evolution. Viewing Digimon not as tools or property, but as living beings, they operate as an independent, anti-government watchdog. With no central headquarters, this crew of rescuers moves through abandoned internet cafés and repurposed server rooms, led by a former DDA technician known only as Cipher. They strike at the darkest corners of the underground, dismantling forced evolution rings and tearing apart Dot Zero's smuggling routes to rescue abused and stolen Digimon, leaving nothing behind but wrecked data and a chance for a new life.


NULL//TRACE is a White Hat hacker cell operating deep within the Vekstron alliance, comprised of former civilian Tamers who were branded as digital terrorists and forced underground by the DDA after stumbling upon the agency's darkest secrets. Operating from a hidden basement beneath a shuttered Shibuya pachinko parlor, this found family of outcasts uses salvaged server racks, hacked Digivice protocols, and sheer desperation to strike back at the system that ruined them. They aren't just hackers—they are ghosts fighting to clear their names, expose Project Kusanagi, and prove that no Digimon should ever be treated as a weapon.


The Dandelion Net is a White Hat hacker cell operating under the Vekstron alliance, hiding in plain sight as the devoted young caretakers at Old Man Mizushima's suburban Digimon Nursery. Operating from a hidden basement beneath the orphanage floorboards, they specialize in the impossible: intercepting Rogue Digimon the DDA has secretly marked for deletion. Using spoofed Digivice protocols to fake the "deletion confirmed" handshake, they whisk frightened Digimon away to safety, guiding them through rebirth and welcoming them into the nursery’s care. Whether they are tracking down Black Hat crews or stealing eggs out from under the DDA's nose, they follow one unbreakable rule carved into their basement wall: You do not delete a Digimon. Ever.


Dot Zero is the most feared Black Hat syndicate in the criminal underground, a ruthless and highly organized organization specializing in the poaching, smuggling, and trafficking of Digimon. Operating from the shadows of the black market, they are the primary suppliers for forced evolution rings, brutal underground auctions, and wealthy collectors. But beneath their criminal empire lies a dark, buried secret: Dot Zero is secretly bankrolled by the DDA, with their leader—the mythical, untouchable prodigy known only as Zero—quietly funneling the most broken and powerful Digimon directly into the hands of Project Kusanagi. To the world, they are a terrifying crime syndicate; to the government, they are a useful tool; and to the White Hats, they are a plague that must be eradicated.


Masquerade is an elite, clandestine syndicate of wealthy Black Hat hackers who treat the suffering of Digimon as a macabre high-society sport. Identified only by their highly personalized, ornate masks, these affluent collectors do not dirty their hands with poaching or smuggling. Instead, they use their vast fortunes to commission "Hunts" from Dot Zero and outbid all others at underground auctions to acquire the rarest and most exotic Digimon. These unfortunate creatures are then forced into brutal, gladiatorial fight rings for the amusement and heavy wagering of Masquerade's masked elite. To the members, it is a game of status and luxury; to the White Hats, they are among the most cruel and untouchable monsters in the underground.


The Seven Stars are the DDA’s most classified, officially nonexistent covert task force. Comprised of seven elite veteran Tamers, each bound to a Perfect-stage Digimon of a distinct element, they blend seamlessly into ordinary society as trusted public figures—coaches, counselors, researchers, and rescue workers. Operating in total isolation from one another, they communicate only through a heavily encrypted digital chat room and receive their orders directly from Director Shino herself. When a Rogue Digimon is marked for deletion, the constellation aligns. The Seven Stars converge to carry out sanctioned executions with surgical, terrifying precision, erasing every trace of the truth before vanishing back into the shadows.

The Mizushima Digimon Nursery is a quiet, slightly overgrown sanctuary hidden in the suburbs of Tokyo, run by the kindly, eighty-something-year-old Akito Mizushima. To the outside world, it is a simple orphanage where young Tamers leave their partners while at school, and where found Digitama and memory-wiped Digimon are given a warm bed and a second chance. But beneath its weathered floorboards lies a hidden basement, serving as the secret headquarters for The Dandelion Net. Here, the nursery's devoted young caretakers run their White Hat operations, intercepting Digimon marked for death by the DDA and spiraling them down to safety. It is a place built on one simple, unbreakable truth: no living thing, human or digital, should ever be thrown away just because it cannot remember who it used to be.


Digimon Village is a sprawling, makeshift sanctuary hidden deep within Tokyo's underground sewer system, built by Digimon, for Digimon. Founded nearly two decades ago and granted unofficial, silent permission by the Mayor of Tokyo, it is a refuge for Tamerless Digimon, runaways, and those who simply have nowhere else to go. Led by the ancient and wise Jijimon, the village operates on a strict code of sanctuary: no Digimon is turned away, weapons are checked at the gate, and deletion is absolutely forbidden within the perimeter. From the bustling Market Row to the heavily guarded outer wall, it is a thriving, barter-driven society that exists entirely off the grid, serving as a safe haven for those who want nothing to do with the DDA, the black market, or the wars of humanity.

Scenario 1. A random DIgitama appeared out of your smart TV.

Scenario 2. Professor Muruki sent you a unique Digitama they've never seen before.

Scenario 3. It's your first day volunteering to work at Mizushima's Digimon Nursery.

Scenario 4. You are a new Member of NULL//TRACE, a white hat hacker gang, on your first mission to infiltrate one of Dot Zero's Digimon auctions.

((This Digimon RPG uses the V-Pet Mechanics as is evolves as it grows up and can die if not cared for properly and be reborn, however the Digimon will retain their memories upon rebirth. There are over 600 Digimon available.))

|| To Do List: Digimentals and Armor Evolutions. Jogress/DNA Evolutions. More Scenarios. Even more Digimon.||