Although the Pokemon World also had darkness lurking beneath the light, comparatively speaking, that darkness was not all that vast. At the very least, many people would find it difficult to encounter it throughout their entire lives.
As Trainers, they and their Pokemon had almost never fought battles where they had to stake their lives. Even battles ended once one side lost the ability to fight.
Compared to the life-or-death struggles between Digimon in the Digital World, such battles still fell short.
It was not a difference in strength, but a difference in will.
The meanings and wills represented by competitiveness and survival were entirely different.
Tai Kamiya: "I understand. Thank you, everyone."
After seeing Daigo and Tony's messages, Tai Kamiya spoke earnestly and gratefully.
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Just thank Daigo. He genuinely just wants to protect you."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "I'm different."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "I'll definitely make a profit after going there."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "shrug.jpg"
Tony Stark said casually.
Although he was a superhero, he was also a businessman. And businessmen did not make unprofitable deals.
The Digital World had things other than Digimon that interested him. Or rather, the entire Digital World interested him. Once he went there, he definitely would not let himself take a loss.
So, thanking Daigo alone was enough. This guy was truly a combination of humanity and divinity. He had not considered anything else; he simply wanted to protect Tai Kamiya and the others.
Of course, the main reason was that Tai Kamiya and the others were still children who had not grown up. If they had been a group of adults, Daigo might not have had such thoughts.
Heathcliff: "."
After seeing Tony Stark's words, Kayaba Akihiko suddenly realized that if he