Digimon Ghost Game

The narrative centers on the role and actions of the executioner within the story.

The Zashiki-warashi episode features the supernatural entity in the narrative

The fortune teller's manor

The Maneater's Forest

A freezing environment creates a harsh and unforgiving situation for those involved.

A region inhabited by children

The Witching Hour

The Spider's Lure

A nightmare occurs

A character encounters a bug that emits a continuous moaning sound

Twisted Love

The Crimson Banquet

A narrative concerning a residence where cannibalism occurs

Rumors of disappearances linked to dripping water and a water Digimon attack

Hiro encounters a rumor stating that individuals vanish upon hearing the sound of dripping water. This phenomenon is confirmed when Niijima, the caretaker of his dormitory, is transformed into an orb of water. The attack is carried out by Splashmon, a hydrokinetic Digimon. The incident highlights the dangerous connection between the auditory cue of dripping water and the sudden disappearance of people in the area. Hiro witnesses the consequences of this rumor as his dorm's caretaker falls victim to the Digimon's abilities, turning into water.

Hiro investigates Kotaro Nomura after his face is stolen by rogue Digimon Asuramon

Hiro and his friends visit classmate Kotaro Nomura, who has isolated himself in his dorm for several days. They discover that his face has been taken by Asuramon, a Digimon described as good but acting out of control because it wants to understand human movements. As the situation worsens, Asuramon’s behavior becomes more dangerous while its victims become increasingly frail. The threat expands beyond Kotaro, resulting in Ruli and Kiyoshiro also becoming victims of the rogue Digimon’s actions.

Kiyoshiro and Jellymon encounter a lost girl named Yuina amidst a Kodokugumon attack.

Kiyoshiro and Jellymon meet a lost girl named Yuina at a department store. Yuina becomes fond of Kiyoshiro as his attempt to take her to a lost child center is impeded by a swarm of spider-like Kodokugumon attacking people from the shadows while a poisonous fog surrounds the store. Hiro and Ruli hear about the commotion and investigate. Unable to contact Kiyoshiro, Angoramon flies up to the skies to check out the situation when he senses the presence of a particular Digimon, which is revealed to be a plant dragon-like Digimon, Toropiamon.

ExTyranomon and WaruMonzaemon befriend Kayono Aramaki and turn her father and teacher into dolls.

Plush Digimon ExTyranomon and WaruMonzaemon befriend truant student Kayono Aramaki, who gradually warms to them after they transform her nagging father and homeroom teacher into dolls. As their bond strengthens, the Digimon increase in size. They also turn Kayono’s childhood friend Aoi into a doll, which alerts a concerned Ruli. Meanwhile, Hiro’s group investigates the situation and encounters the teddy bear Digimon Monzaemon. ExTyranomon and WaruMonzaemon have persuaded Kayono to help them expand their doll collection for a cruel game, raising the stakes as the friends work together to uncover the truth behind the disappearances and the Digimon's malicious intentions.

Angiramon encounters a tsujigiri Digimon controlled by the spirit of Muysamon.

Angiramon discovers a tsujigiri Digimon attacking both humans and Digimon, encountering it by chance. This creature is actually possessed by the spirit of Muysamon, a samurai Digimon who entered the human world using a Digimon to rebuild his body from data. Muysamon had previously been absorbed into the Shiratorimaru katana. Despite Angoramon's strong will, he succumbs to Muysamon's control within days. During this struggle, Angoramon faces challenges from Zubamon, who is identified as Muysamon's rival. The narrative focuses on the possession and the internal conflict as Angoramon loses his autonomy to the ancient spirit inhabiting the tsujigiri Digimon.

Gammamon discovers his identity has been stolen by Bestumon and her group of cosplaying frauds.

Gammamon's daily routine is disrupted when he is stood up by his golem Digimon friend, Gotsumon and then informed by Hiro of being somewhere supposed to be. The next day, Gammamon learns his identity was stolen by a Bestumon, whose group of cosplaying identity frauds are intending to take over the dormitory.

Kiyoshiro encounters Sepikmon after surviving near-death experiences and dangerous incidents.

Kiyoshiro suffers a near-death experience and is subsequently haunted by a voice that warns of dangerous incidents attempting to kill him. After one of these accidents succeeds, he discovers that the voice belongs to Sepikmon, a masked monkey Digimon. Sepikmon exists in the space between life and death and expresses a desire to befriend Kiyoshiro. The narrative focuses on Kiyoshiro's interaction with this entity following the series of lethal events. The story explores the relationship between the human protagonist and the supernatural Digimon who communicates with him through these ominous warnings and subsequent encounters.

Hiro and Gammamon return home to clean, meeting a creepy gecko-like friend from elementary school.

Hiro and Gammamon return home after their long absence to clean house, encountering a creepy gecko-like human Hiro recognizes as a neighborhood friend he knew from elementary school. Hiro goes to visit his friend's house the next morning for clues and learns a startling revelation.

Hiro's group investigates a werewolf rumor in Hitoyo-machi during a visit to Ruli's relatives.

Hiro's group travels to Hitoyo-machi to visit Ruli's relatives and investigate a rumor regarding a werewolf sighting. During their stay, they discover that Ruli's family, the Tsukiyoni, has deep connections to a local legend. This legend dictates that one member of the Tsukiyoni family must be offered as a sacrifice to appease a werewolf. The creature is said to attack the townsfolk once every century. The investigation reveals the historical burden placed on the family to prevent these periodic attacks through this specific ritual offering.

A maze filled with grief and sorrow