As long as courage held, the shield would not break.
As long as the shield did not break, what was there to fear!
It was a very simple logical loop, yet a somewhat difficult bug to fix.
WarGreymon (Taichi Yagami) would most likely never encounter any Digimon capable of breaking this "logical loop." Even if he did, they would all be "actors."
(For example, Mo Yan's split consciousnesses, who served as villains.)
Meanwhile, Digimon incapable of breaking this "logical loop" would be their "main opponents."
Faced with this "bug," Genai very much wanted to modify the logical loop.
After all, this "Digivice" ultimately served Lucemon.
Lucemon, however, was someone Genai's "big boss" frequently sought to "contain."
Thus, as an "outstanding employee," Genai naturally wanted to fix this bug.
Piximon, however, thought this logical loop was excellent.
As a Holy Digimon, Piximon naturally believed that the stronger Lucemon was, the better.
Faced with Genai and Piximon's argument, Sassumusmon and BloomLordmon proposed a compromise: appropriately reduce the strength provided by this logical loop.
Their reasoning also left Genai and Piximon unable to refuse.
According to Sassumusmon and the others, when the children arrived in a new, unfamiliar environment, perhaps even one that posed considerable danger to them, they needed a role model who could lift their spirits and lead everyone onward.
And when it came to choosing that role model, which spiritual Crest's power could compare to "Courage"?
Thus, to keep the children from becoming dispirited, panicked, frightened, or otherwise distressed in unfamiliar surroundings, this bug could be weakened, but absolutely could not be eliminated.
Besides, the main reason was that Sassumusmon and the others could not be sure what tricks Myotismon and Cerberumon might pull.
After all, the number of children selected had now increased from eight to nine.
For those