#crowmon's study

[crowmons-study]

Remember, you or your digimon digivolving into a species not considered "normal" for its species is completely normal. We digimon constantly absorb data from our surroundings and when we incorporate it into our forms by digivolving the make-up of that data can cause unexpected forms.

[digimonirl]

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[foxyperformer]

We’re settled in a bit now.

These days I’m sleeping in BanchoLeomon’s bed in his hut. (Surely this means nothing) I missed him a lot, so sometimes it’s nice to just… listen to him breathe.

Salt and Pepper are more than old enough to sleep in a room by themselves. I’m sure they appreciate the freedom. They’re getting along with the little kids. I think Salt prefers folks her own age, though.

I’m writing this in bed before I crash for the night. Love y’all!

P.S. @crowmons-study mind if I visit sometime while I’m here?

[crowmons-study]

I was in a larger city nearby to stock up on supplies when I saw there was a festival on celebrating the bonds between human and digimon, so I stopped in to look around since I don't know to much about you humans and your culture. And I have to say, I am amazed by your deserts, they're nothing like what we have in the parts of the digital world I've been to. I simply must try them all

[crowmons-study]

So I was finishing up some finishing up some daily chores around the lab when an stingmon came in and gave me strange object. It's a small it's a small statuette of wargreymon, he says he found it in an ancient ruin from about 2000 years ago (which for you humans in digital world timescale is comparable to bronze age ruins). that isn't what's strange about however, what is, is that it has a powerful aura about it. While I would like to study it more, I am currently in the middle of preparing for a visitor, and my x-antibody research so it will have to wait.

[crowmons-study]

After a prolonged absence I am back to share more of my research into the x-antibody. And remember if any of you have questions about digimon or the digital world, I'd be happy to answer them as best I can

After I had finished with the initial tests with x-digimon I decided to run a few code scans. First of all, unlike many smaller viruses the x-antibody does not differ between. I refer to it as a virus due to its behavior and how it spreads via proximity. Additionally I found that the program is in a programming language that's rather similar to certain ancient languages found within many artifacts like the digi-spirits. While I have a few hypothesis, I am choosing to withhold them for the moment. The next step in my eyes is to visit ruins throughout the digital world and see if I can find anything relating to x-digimon.

[crowmons-study]

One digimon species that has become somewhat of an anomaly in my research is that of toyagumon and its shadow variant. What I find so weird about them is that, as of yet, no other toy-species digimon have been found. You would think that under similar situations that toyagumon would become other toy digimon, but it seems that they instead, most often take on the forms of machine digimon. Perhaps one day another digimon like it will be found

[crowmons-study]

A message to any tamers out there, if your digimon isn't digivolving it doesn't mean that you aren't doing a good enough job, or that they don't like you, or anything like that. Digivolution is a fairly random process, for the most part it just happens when it happens. Also there is always the chance that they simply don't want to digivolve any further.

[crowmons-study]

can digimon and humans have kids together?

Well, not the way you are probably thinking. I know some people/digimon are into that but no, digimon can not reproduce sexually, digitama(the infant form of digimon) just kind of appear. Though there isn't anything stopping you from adopting with your digimon

[crowmons-study]

So one of the asks I got a little while back (the x-antibody one) made me realize just how little both I, and a fair amount of the digital world know about what is, an incredibly common phenomenon. With this said over the next few posts I will be leaving my research into the x-antibody.

P.S (I will still be answering asks I get)

[crowmons-study]

Why were games like Digimon Story Daybreak/Moonlight made? Were they just advertisements for the Nightcrow and LightFang Unions?

Not really, those are just (from my knowledge) the largest tamer unions and so they were used. It's sort of like how humans put their own organizations into their media, at least that's how I see it.

[crowmons-study]

Do you know what happens if data is removed from a digimon during evolution?

Well, we don't know. Since that is NOT an experiment that would be ethical or safe to test its just never been done. Though if I had to guess it could result in a numemon or sukamon (which if you digivolve into don't worry, it's a completely normal thing, it just happens sometimes.) However there is also the chance that it could just straight up delete the digimon.

[crowmons-study]

how does lycanthropy/werewolf/werebeast curse is like on a digimon?

We don't really have a direct equivalent. The closest thing would probably be a malicious computer virus causing the infected digimon to go rampant

[crowmons-study]

in your opinion what would happen if a digimon is exposed to radiation?

Well, since digimon don't have DNA I don't really know what would happen. Radiation (from what I know) doesn't have that big effect on code, so I doubt it would do much of anything, maybe it could cause some sort of computer virus but that sort of experiment doesn't really feel ethical.

[crowmons-study]

how is albinism, melanism, leucism, erythrism, piebaldism on digimon?

Well, that's not necessarily my area of expertise, but I have seen it a few times across various digimon. Though it isn't the same as it is with humans as digimon don't really have "genes" like creatures of your world do. Instead it seems to occur with digimon as a stray mutation in code after digivolution.

[crowmons-study]

(Ooc post) so on top of the sort digivolution research that is the center of this blog, one of the other things that I want to do with blog is tell a story. It won't be anything world ending but I do have an idea for something that fits the themeing I have set, and, if all goes to plan it might even involve a fan-made digivolution method I want to explore.