It could be said that among these DigiDestined, if they were ranked by importance, Tai Kamiya was unquestionably the most important—perhaps even without equal.
Even Izzy Izumi, who symbolized knowledge, could not have led the others to victory without Tai Kamiya.
Conversely, even without them, Tai Kamiya alone might have been able to save the Digital World.
In a distant Parallel World, there lived the strongest Tai Kamiya, powerful enough to defeat Demon Lord Myotismon with only a Champion-level partner;
From being invited by MagnaAngemon to enter the Digimon World and confront the ultimate boss, Daemon, to resolving every crisis in the end, his win rate was one hundred percent. He had never failed even once.
When facing Myotismon, he had Veedramon beat him senseless. The scene was so brutal that people nearly forgot this was a battle where a Champion challenged a top-tier Ultimate Level opponent.
And in the reboot arc, Tai Kamiya and WarGreymon could be said to kill anyone in their path, Buddha or otherwise. WarGreymon was even called WarGod Greymon by everyone, practically invincible.
In the first battle, he destroyed Dante Devimon; in the second, Volcdramon; in the third, Crossmon; in the fourth, Gatemon; in the fifth, he finished DarkKnightmon with Great Tornado, while also wiping out two of Millenniummon's Shadow Clones. Every single one was a One-Hit Kill, overflowing with sheer badassery.
Afterward, he fought Machinedramon and tore it apart alive. In the final battle against ZeedMillenniummon, WarGreymon was also the one who dealt the finishing blow with a Spirit Bomb.
During the trial of the mystery of the Crests, WarGreymon destroyed every copy of Tai with a single Terra Force, then obliterated Argomon's base with a Gaia Nuke.
In the battle against the final BOSS, among the eight Mega Levels, WarGreymon once again took