Hell yes, Digmon all the way (where do you think my name on this forum is from)!!
And, contrary to popular belief, they aren't a cheap imitation of Pokemon. Digimon existed as electronic pets before Pokemon were created. The whole TV show/trading cards thing might have been after Pokemon, but not their creation.
Digimon was underrated and seen as just a kids show...I'm in college and I think it kicks a$$. And from what I know (I'm much less familiar with Pokemon) Digimon operates on a (generally) higher power level than Pokemon, so IMO they'd own this fight.
-DM
digimon own this easy pokemon aren't really that powerful to be honest strongest things i have ever seen have to be mewtwo's psychic throw-down (where he killed all the scientists as well as smashed out of his cage ) and a hyper beam from a dragonite which just about shot a hole through a mountain with ease
whereas digimon just plain kicks ass , everyone of their attacks are ungodly powerful the most powerful I have ever seen would be
Omnimon- his supreme cannon attack wiped out near enough every diaboramon with one hit and there was over a billion of them at that time
Zhuqiaomon (Japanese name , is the sovereign in tamers) - a god digimon , was destroying anything that got in his way LITERALLY mountains , castles anything that was in his way he batted out if his way easily
imperialdramon (fighter mode) - imperialdramons giga crusher which destroyed malo-myotismon at the end of season two was powerful enough to destroy a planet with a single hit
Originally posted by DigiMark007Just randomly grabbing the numbers which will either back you up or prove otherwise, at the time I wrote this sentence I don't know:
And, contrary to popular belief, they aren't a cheap imitation of Pokemon. Digimon existed as electronic pets before Pokemon were created.
Digimon (Japanese: ¥Ç¥¸¥â¥ó, Romaji dejimon) was originally a dueling digital pet ("digi pet"😉, or tamagotchi, called "Digital Monster" created by Bandai on June 26th, 1997
Pok¨¦mon (Japanese: ¥Ý¥±¥â¥ó Pokemon, pronounced Poh-Kay-Mon) is a video game franchise, created by Satoshi Tajiri and published by Nintendo for several of their systems, most importantly the Game Boy. Initially released in Japan as Pocket Monster Red and Green in 1996 (and later Red), the franchise arrived in the west in 1998 as Pokemon Blue and Red.
Hmm . . . Digimon isn't a ripoff though. . . the only way that could be is if there was a mole in nintendo's company to release their plans. . . as is there wouldn't be enough time to create the whole concept of one or the other to be unique as they are. . . 1 year is just not enough time. . .