05-22-2004, 09:25 AM
Thanks for that, much appreciated. ^_^
Okay, there are seven rings that the digimon had from the last story. They were originally from Ardeuxmon, but Gomamon defeated him and got the rings. Now, the rings correspond to a different element; Fire, Water, Lightning, Wind, Earth, Light and Ice. In the last story, the rings were needed for the digimon to use certain techniques, and for the Unison Enchant, which required all seven of them. Their sole purpose in the story is an emergency way of battling because it boosts the element of that digimon. But because the digieggs were stolen, their power is much more limited from last time, so it's emergencies only. It's best to have a backup system instead of relying on one item all the time. Here is how they battle in this story
--> Use the rings to help their digimagic abilities
--> Use their D-5s to attack with scanned digimon techniques
--> Mode-change in battle to shift abilities around (eg, swimming, flying, etc)
Veemon, however, has none of Ardeuxmon's rings. He used to have a Fire ring, but that was given to Saphenamon so they could use the Unison enchant. Instead, he has an elemental crystal that he obtained from Zyndromon, who was using its power against them. His crystal has the power of all the rings, allowing him to use any element he pleases, and also allowing his powerful Dragon Eclipse and Dragon Heart attacks. Veemon also has a mysterious armlet that Gatomon gave to him in the last year (long story, separate, called the Dragon Artifact), that has hidden powers, that become more evident as the story goes by. Gatomon also recieved a ring from Veemon that had a jewel which was a part of his crystal, allowing her to some extent use the elements as well.
In the third story, Agaresmon wants their rings for his potion, and will stop at nothing to get them. He travels to the real world, causes a lot of trouble there, gets six rings, and the last one belongs to Elecmon, but the digidestined are a step ahead of him this time, and protect Elecmon long enough to thwart Agaresmon's attempt. In the end, Elecmon has to go with them back to the digital world so they can keep a close eye on him.
That's as much as I can think of about the rings
Okay, there are seven rings that the digimon had from the last story. They were originally from Ardeuxmon, but Gomamon defeated him and got the rings. Now, the rings correspond to a different element; Fire, Water, Lightning, Wind, Earth, Light and Ice. In the last story, the rings were needed for the digimon to use certain techniques, and for the Unison Enchant, which required all seven of them. Their sole purpose in the story is an emergency way of battling because it boosts the element of that digimon. But because the digieggs were stolen, their power is much more limited from last time, so it's emergencies only. It's best to have a backup system instead of relying on one item all the time. Here is how they battle in this story
--> Use the rings to help their digimagic abilities
--> Use their D-5s to attack with scanned digimon techniques
--> Mode-change in battle to shift abilities around (eg, swimming, flying, etc)
Veemon, however, has none of Ardeuxmon's rings. He used to have a Fire ring, but that was given to Saphenamon so they could use the Unison enchant. Instead, he has an elemental crystal that he obtained from Zyndromon, who was using its power against them. His crystal has the power of all the rings, allowing him to use any element he pleases, and also allowing his powerful Dragon Eclipse and Dragon Heart attacks. Veemon also has a mysterious armlet that Gatomon gave to him in the last year (long story, separate, called the Dragon Artifact), that has hidden powers, that become more evident as the story goes by. Gatomon also recieved a ring from Veemon that had a jewel which was a part of his crystal, allowing her to some extent use the elements as well.
In the third story, Agaresmon wants their rings for his potion, and will stop at nothing to get them. He travels to the real world, causes a lot of trouble there, gets six rings, and the last one belongs to Elecmon, but the digidestined are a step ahead of him this time, and protect Elecmon long enough to thwart Agaresmon's attempt. In the end, Elecmon has to go with them back to the digital world so they can keep a close eye on him.
That's as much as I can think of about the rings