IV - 'wrong' Earth
Suzie/Angelica fics are perfect. You hear me God? Downright adorable.
The key points of Tamers is not that Alice is a ghost, or that the d-reaper is but the first noticable of a number of sentiant non-human, non-digimon beings. It's not even a kid creating a Digimon and having it manifest as real.
It's the fact they never get into the digital world of the other three.
The digital world in Tamers is a transit hub. Information is constantly moving, and digimon are traveling through it, not living there. Additionally, some of these digimon end up pushing through into the Tamer's Earth, where, unlike the Earth in Frontier or Adventure, Digimon do not exist until they bond their patterns onto free floating biochemicals to become physical.
Digimon in the other two emerge onto the earth side as 'anti-data'. They can't be recorded, they distroy digital devices simply by being near them and radiating junk data. In Tamers they have to have mass to fill up the places they should be. So it's also clearly the 'wrong' Earth.
It's also of note that in Frontier, Bokomon is terrified of digimon going to the real world, because they'll die. It's possible that by being bonded to a human, digimon gain the ability to exist in the human world, and vice versa. While I don't think it'll cause an immediate death, it's notable that without their partners for any major period of time digimon become sickly.
It's also probably why Gennai was so interested that the digitama that Hikari pulled through the computer. By all previous logic, the egg should have stayed an egg or died. At the most it might have been a baby. Instead, in the time it took for them to send a perfect level digimon to retreive it, it evolved through child and adult forms AND was strong enough to kill the perfect they sent to retrieve it. Clearly Humans combined with Digimon are the most dangerous things in existance.
This point is also important as to what Yggdrasil was trying to figure out in Savers later on.
The key points of Tamers is not that Alice is a ghost, or that the d-reaper is but the first noticable of a number of sentiant non-human, non-digimon beings. It's not even a kid creating a Digimon and having it manifest as real.
It's the fact they never get into the digital world of the other three.
The digital world in Tamers is a transit hub. Information is constantly moving, and digimon are traveling through it, not living there. Additionally, some of these digimon end up pushing through into the Tamer's Earth, where, unlike the Earth in Frontier or Adventure, Digimon do not exist until they bond their patterns onto free floating biochemicals to become physical.
Digimon in the other two emerge onto the earth side as 'anti-data'. They can't be recorded, they distroy digital devices simply by being near them and radiating junk data. In Tamers they have to have mass to fill up the places they should be. So it's also clearly the 'wrong' Earth.
It's also of note that in Frontier, Bokomon is terrified of digimon going to the real world, because they'll die. It's possible that by being bonded to a human, digimon gain the ability to exist in the human world, and vice versa. While I don't think it'll cause an immediate death, it's notable that without their partners for any major period of time digimon become sickly.
It's also probably why Gennai was so interested that the digitama that Hikari pulled through the computer. By all previous logic, the egg should have stayed an egg or died. At the most it might have been a baby. Instead, in the time it took for them to send a perfect level digimon to retreive it, it evolved through child and adult forms AND was strong enough to kill the perfect they sent to retrieve it. Clearly Humans combined with Digimon are the most dangerous things in existance.
This point is also important as to what Yggdrasil was trying to figure out in Savers later on.