Zetton Girl, the unusual Digimon born from combining a Zetton Spark Doll with the power of data, had already far surpassed the original after Mo Yan slipped in plenty of his own extras.
Under the influence of data power, Zetton's original ultimate move, the "Million-Degree Fireball," had also drawn infinitely close to a trillion degrees, rather than being flames that could not even melt the ground.
As a result, Greeza suffered burns across multiple parts of its body when struck by the "Million-Degree Fireball."
Meanwhile, X, who had also suffered burns across multiple parts of his body, was astonished that Zetton Girl could actually hurt Greeza.
After all, Greeza had never been injured even under the full-force attacks of X and Eleking Gomora.
Now that Greeza had actually been burned by Zetton Girl's flames, how could Daichi Oozora and the others not be surprised?
However, Mo Yan knew nothing of what Daichi Oozora and the others were thinking, nor did he have time to find out. He was currently recording Zetton Girl's various stats and collecting information on Greeza.
Mo Yan wrote in his notebook: Greeza, a void monster representing "zero" and "nothingness" in the universe.
But in essence, it was still a kind of monster, a kind of life-form.
It was simply that Greeza wielded power related to the "void."
That was why ordinary people and monsters could not attack Greeza directly.
That was also why Greeza was called a void monster representing "zero" and "nothingness."
X previously said that fifteen years ago, he had dragged Greeza into the sun with him, using the high temperatures within the sun (nuclear fusion reactions? Solar flares?) to successfully destroy both his own physical form and Greeza's.
Based on this information, I digitized the Zetton Spark Doll into a Digimon-Zetton Girl-and had