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Release #36 - Episode 18-2[ONLY MY PRIDE]Part2

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Shoto Kazama, a boy who has never been able to win at card games because of his habit of giving up on things easily, enters the immersive world of Digimon Liberator through the invitation of his childhood friend, Arisa Kinosaki. The game allows players to engage in highly realistic card battles. At first, Shoto is hesitant towards it, but through his engrossing encounters with the Digimon there, he becomes a fan of the game. Encounters with wild Digimon such as Pteromon and battles with NPCs who have gone rogue. These various happenings set the wheels of fate in motion for Shoto and his companions. ——This is a story about Digimon, and the world.

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Episode 36
Episode 18-2[ONLY MY PRIDE]Part2
19.3K views • Sep 25, 2025
Shoto Kazama, a boy who has never been able to win at card games because of his habit of giving up on things easily, enters the immersive world of Digimon Liberator through the invitation of his childhood friend, Arisa Kinosaki. The game allows players to engage in highly realistic card battles. At first, Shoto is hesitant towards it, but through his engrossing encounters with the Digimon there, he becomes a fan of the game. Encounters with wild Digimon such as Pteromon and battles with NPCs who have gone rogue. These various happenings set the wheels of fate in motion for Shoto and his companions. ——This is a story about Digimon, and the world.
BlueDragoon

BlueDragoon 4 months ago

Wait, does this mean we will see Shoto's Level 7 before Dreadnought's?

ExchangingIntricateHobbit753

ExchangingIntricateHobbit753 4 months ago

can't wait to seeit

FixingMilitantMudkip

FixingMilitantMudkip 4 months ago

@BlueDragoon: I wonder if it means we’ll see Zenith’s level 7 first. I can see Shoto losing as stakes get higher.

Sekka

Sekka 2 weeks ago

I hate these rich players who have all of the best cards yet still want to act like they aren't just buying victories. That's what Vi was doing here, being toxic after losing and then wanting to beat someone who isn't even trying to prove anything to make her feel superior. That's not what the manga is portraying on the surface, but that's what's actually going on.