Maximum Progress (Medals) With 1 Lifespan (3/6, Digimon World Challenge)

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Published on July 25, 2023 9:50:42 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuAfZ8t2u9c

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Digimon World (1999)

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This is a challenge where I have to try and make as much progress as possible with just one single lifespan; a challenge where I try to make the maximum amount of progress while being restricted to the one lifespan that I start the game with. I can't have my Digimon fade away as this would mean moving onto a different lifespan. I have to stick to my first lifespan and make as much progress as possible without fading away. I refer to the medals when I talk about progress; the objective of this challenge is to see how many medals I can earn under these restrictions.

There are 15 medals in total:
Medal for defeating the final boss; Machinedramon.
Medal for reaching 100 Prosperity Points.
Medal for Digivolving to every Digimon.
Medal for learning every Technique.
Medal for reaching maximum Stats.
Medal for getting every Digimon Card.
Medal for reaching maximum money.
Medal for catching 100 fish.
Medal for getting the perfect score in Curling.
Medal that you get once 10 years have passed.
Medal for 100 Championship Wins at the Arena Tournament.
Medal for winning every Grade Tournament.
Medal for winning every Version Tournament.
Medal for winning every Nature Tournament.
Medal for winning every Special Tournament.

Due to the restrictions that I'm going by I think it's likely that not all of the medals are going to be obtainable in this challenge. However, there are some medals which surely will be achievable, as well as some medals which might be achievable.

With Sukamon I learned the last remaining Filth Technique from battle; Ultimate Poop Bomb. This was followed by me winning a D Tournament at the Arena. I then gave Sukamon the Digivolution Item Small Spear, making him Digivolve to Piximon. The Earth Technique Insect Plague came free with Piximon. This put me up to a total of 2 Earth Techniques as I already had Bug.

I learned the other 6 Earth Techniques from battles; Poison Claw, Danger Sting, Poison Powder, Moss Shield, Charm Perfume and Green Trap. I made further progress with the Air Techniques by learning Spinning Shot, Hurricane and Wind Cutter from battles. This means that I'm now up to 7 Air Techniques, with just Thunder Bolt left to be learned. I won 15 Arena Tournaments; 10 D Tournaments, 2 C Tournaments, the Version 4 Tournament, the Wing Tournament, and the Nature Tournament. By this stage I felt like I was done with Piximon, so I Digivolved from Piximon to Sukamon, and then from Sukamon to MegaSeadramon by using the Digivolution Item Coral Charm.

Tear Drop came naturally with MegaSeadramon, putting me up to 4 Ice Techniques. I completed the list of Ice Techniques by learning the 4 remaining ones from battles; Ice Needle, Water Blitz, Ice Statue and Aurora Freeze. I won 10 Tournaments; 6 D Tournaments, the C Tournament, the S Tournament, the Cool Tournament, and the Version 0 Tournament. I won Pheonixmon's Digivolution Item Red Ruby from the Version 0 Tournament.

This is where I stopped with MegaSeadramon and Digivolved to Sukamon.
I did use the Red Ruby and Digivolve from Sukamon to Pheonixmon, but I entered Grey Lord's Mansion with Sukamon first. That way I was able to be inside of Grey Lord's Mansion with Pheonixmon; something that's not meant to be possible. The reason why I was interested in Grey Lord's Mansion is because I wanted to learn Thunder Bolt from battling the Soulmon's in there, and I was successful with this. Mastering Thunder Bolt meant that I had learned every Air Technique. I won 5 Arena Tournaments; 3 D Tournaments, the S Tournament and the Thunder Wind Tournament. I also obtained a Fatal Bone from winning at the S Tournament.

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