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- senjuro - 04-08-2006
No, in English we have Baby, not Fresh. Fresh is the Japanese term. At least that was always my understanding.
- UnknownH - 04-08-2006
I checked on this before I posted.
http://www.thedigiport.com/dex-masterlist.shtml
At the bottom.
- Lord Patamon - 04-08-2006
Actually the real term for rookie in japanese is child digimon, and it makes sense since the first stages are baby and baby II
- UnknownH - 04-09-2006
Yes yes, it's all the same.
- senjuro - 04-09-2006
UnknownH Wrote:I checked on this before I posted.
http://www.thedigiport.com/dex-masterlist.shtml
At the bottom.
Here's what www.digipedia.db-destiny.net has to say about it.
Baby:
A Baby level Digimon hatches from a Digi-Egg. They have no powers, and seem incapable of speech, beyond their own name. The majority of the Babies are kept and cared for in Primary Village by Elecmon. Baby Digimon are more commonly known in the fandom as "Fresh" Digimon.
- UnknownH - 04-10-2006
You see. It doesn't matter.