The Joy of Female Digimon and Waifu Cards—You Get It, Right?

"Not to mention all those still-charming female Digimon in the Digital World, but do I really need to say more about the waifu cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! world?

Things like the Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid series, the Tearlaments series, the Blade Dancer series—whether it's mature women or lolis, beast girls or robot girls, they've got it all.

One of you is a Snowballmon that can turn into anything, while the other is a hand trap Kuriboh every card player has to run. Your futures are truly boundless!"

After Shota Seiya's speech, all the other Seiyas present froze on the spot.

They were all Seiya, after all, and their thought processes were roughly the same. With that little prompt from him, everyone immediately understood what he meant.

That was right. Snowballmon and Kuriboh might both be absolute weaklings in the Digital World and the Monster Card world.

But they weren't ordinary Snowballmon and Kuriboh. They were men with cheats!

Not to mention that Snowballmon could evolve into the final form, Dragonmon, Kuriboh also seemed capable of reaching its ultimate Level 10 form.

Setting aside their own evolution systems, they also had this ability-sharing cheat. Given time and the arrival of some overpowered Seiya, even without evolving, they could damn well become the strongest Snowballmon in the Digital World and the strongest Kuriboh in the monster world.

At that thought, Sword Art Online Seiya and Prince of Tennis Seiya, who had been comforting the two of them, couldn't help looking at them with envy.

"I never thought you could play it like that. Little brother, you're a real talent!

What should I call you? Once this older brother starts dominating the Monster Spirit World, I'll definitely be the first to share my memories and experiences with you."

Shota Seiya said, "No problem, no problem. I am Wenren Seiya."

All the Seiyas said, "Obviously. Who here isn't called Wenren Seiya? We just want to know which world you're from for your train of thought to be this bizarre."

After some questioning, they finally learned that this four- or five-year-old Shota Seiya came from the world of Oshi no Ko.

That world was also an anime, and a relatively recent one at that. The Seiyas had watched it, but since it hadn't finished airing at the time, they didn't know much of the plot.

But one thing was certain: whether in terms of the world setting or power scale, the Oshi no Ko world clearly wasn't particularly high-level.

Among all the worlds that had appeared so far, the Oshi no Ko world was probably the safest.

My Oshi Seiya was only four or five years old. On top of that, his world had no supernatural powers, so his current strength was exactly what he appeared to be—a child of four or five.

However, perhaps because it was one of the rare Japanese entertainment anime, My Oshi Seiya was more gifted than the other Seiyas when it came to intuition and thinking.

Of course, that sort of thing could only be somewhat useful in a slice-of-life anime. In a hot-blooded battle anime, it was completely worthless.

After sharing their abilities, Sword Art Online Seiya let out a long sigh. He had been hoping an overpowered Seiya would show up, so that perhaps he could clear the Death Game sooner.

Yet after all this time, five worlds had already appeared, and looking at things so far, his contribution was actually the greatest in terms of combat power...

The Digital World and the Yu-Gi-Oh! world could, in a sense, already be considered supernatural worlds.

And their upper limits of power weren't particularly low either. At the very least, Sword Art Online Seiya felt that an Agumon at the Champion stage could practically run rampant through modern society.

Unfortunately, Seiya the Snowballmon in the Digital World and Kuriboh Seiya in the Yu-Gi-Oh! world were simply far too weak at the moment.

The only ability Snowballmon could share with them right now was a move that was supposedly its special attack, though it looked more like a comedic bubble-blowing attack.

The ability Kuriboh Seiya shared was much better than Snowballmon's. It was called 'Damage Negation.'

Just like the special effect described on the Monster Card, this ability called 'Damage Negation' could reduce a single instance of damage dealt to oneself to zero!

Judging by the effect alone, it was absolutely god-tier!

Unfortunately, using this ability in the Yu-Gi-Oh! world only required sending Kuriboh from one's hand to the graveyard.

The Seiyas from other worlds weren't game spirits, so naturally they couldn't be sent to the graveyard. Therefore, if Seiyas from other worlds wanted to use this power, they had to sacrifice a certain amount of life force in place of the cost of being sent to the graveyard.

This so-called life force probably referred to something like lifespan. Whether it could be recovered later was another matter, but for now, the cost was enormous.

Still, its powerful effect was worthy of such a tremendous cost.

Because this ability was rule-based, in theory, as long as it was used, even if the enemy struck with the power of a god, any damage they dealt would be reduced directly to zero while Seiya had this ability activated.

Put simply, it was a top-tier protective charm with an enormous price.

This ability might not be particularly useful to the Seiyas right now, but for Seiyas in high-powered worlds that might appear in the future, it would definitely be god-tier.

After sharing their abilities and memories, the three human Seiyas carefully lectured Seiya the Snowballmon and Kuriboh Seiya, telling them to work hard and rise to prominence as soon as possible. Then they each returned to their own worlds.

In the world of Oshi no Ko, four- or five-year-old Seiya had just climbed out of bed. He lightly clenched his hands, feeling the surging power within his body, and an excited expression immediately appeared on his childish face.

Glancing at the light filtering in through the gap beneath his bedroom door, Seiya let out a long sigh. He then opened the door, went to the kitchen to warm up a cup of milk, and, wearing his house slippers, slowly walked into a room filled everywhere with papers and manuscript drafts.

In the dim room, a desk lamp cast only a limited pool of light. Even though it was already three or four in the morning, its owner, like the curvaceous young woman sitting in the chair, was still diligently at work.

When Seiya set the warm milk on her desk, she was clearly startled by the sound. But when she turned and saw that it was Seiya beside her, she barely managed to force an ugly smile.

"Oh, it's you, Seiya. Was Mom being too loud and woke you up?

Is this milk our Seiya warmed up for me? You're so thoughtful. Just thinking about how some little girl from who knows where will get to have Seiya someday makes Mom's heart ache."

The young woman, who had been drawing furiously on her tablet, did her best to pull a smile onto her face despite the heavy dark circles beneath her eyes when she saw Seiya.

"Yuko, didn't you promise me before that you wouldn't keep working through the night?

Just look at your dark circles and the state you're in. Are you really not afraid of dying suddenly from overwork?"

(For those who haven't watched the new world, you can treat it as an original setting. It's been a chart-topping anime these past two years, so I thought quite a lot of people had seen it. (ToT)/~~~