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Episode Digimon Beatbreak - Episode 3 discussion

Digimon Beatbreak, episode 3

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u/Obaruler Oct 19 '25

What?! xD

They don't delete evil Digimon because they don't believe they are just glitches/errors? ... the only error here is that screwed up logic. These things basically send people into an eternal wake-comatose state, effectively killing them. Get rid of them when able to, it will hunt people again given the chance..

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u/Turn_AX Oct 20 '25

These things basically send people into an eternal wake-comatose state, effectively killing them. Get rid of them when able to, it will hunt people again given the chance..

They literally rely on E-Pulse to keep them alive and depending on who birthed them and what the government does with them, it might be no surprise that they turned out evil.
Alternatively, the person who birthed them might have been the reason for them turning out evil.
No matter what though, there's absolutely not enough information to be going around calling for Digimon Genocide.

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u/TheBeeFromNature Oct 20 '25

We can't forget Gekkomon was totally ready to just take Tomoro's e-pulse by force at first.  Guy was newborn and starving, and even now walks the line of "I want to help you" and "I'm in it for all your yummy life force."

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u/aholeinyourbackyard Oct 21 '25

To be fair, Gekkomon is also implied to be unusually ravenous for a Digimon.

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u/TheBeeFromNature Oct 21 '25

Yes, and even that incredibly hungry boy can find purpose in things like "being someone dear to you".  At the same time, Cold Heart is common/known enough, and associated enough with odd Sapotama malfunctions, that I doubt he was the only one to choose hunger so quickly.  I don't think EVERY Digimon does (or partnership wouldn't be as common as it is in Beatbreak), but I also imagine not every Digimon who does is a sadistic predator like the Hyemon were.