The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　From this, we can infer that...

　Its ultimate evolution will most likely be into "Black MetalGarurumon"!

　The predicted route is:

　"Gabumon" → "BlackGarurumon" → "BlackWereGarurumon" → "BlackMetalGarurumon".

　Gabumon's "Gluttony" evolution path is: Gabumon → Garurumon → MachGaogamon. If all goes as expected, its ultimate evolution form should be "Garurumon," which is also known as "InfiniteGarurumon"!

　Data about "SonicGaogamon" has been recorded.

　It is also a Digimon that has been artificially modified in its design, carrying a rocket engine with powerful propulsion. Although the engine's airtime is quite short, it can use the rocket's instantaneous maximum thrust to perform its best "hit-and-run" tactic.

　(Image: SonicGaogamon)

　Card Name: SonicGaogamon [Type: Spirit Card]

　[Level: 88ccooooo] [Race: Bird Beast]

　[Type: Steel/Fighting] (Magic: 4500] [Attack: 5500] [Defense: 4500]

　[Special Moves: Gaoga Cyclone, Victory Punch, Roaring Supersonic Cannon, Mach Spiral]

　/

　Although "SonicGaogamon" is a "Steel" type, it is a high-speed, high-attack magic monster.

　Its special moves are as follows: v

　[Gaoga Cyclone: ​​SonicGaogamon surrounds the enemy with maximum thrust, unleashing a super-fast, continuous attack.]

　v

　[Victory Punch: SonicGaogamon unleashes a powerful punch, powered by its rocket engine!]

　v

　[Roaring Supersonic Cannon: When SonicGaogamon roars, it fires an ultrasonic attack that has a terrifying effect.]

　v

　[Mach Spiral: SonicGaogamon activates its Flame Engine, instantly bursting at its speed limit to deliver a spiral strike to its opponent.]

　"

　[She has fallen into a deep sleep again.]

Chapter 1657 Darkdemon and the Fairy Tale Kingdom (4k)

　【SonicGaogamon】Living up to its name, its speed is nearly the speed of sound. Gabumon's regular evolution form, WereGarurumon, is already very fast. But SonicGaogamon's speed is even faster.

　However, as the evolved form of "Gluttony", "SonicGaogamon" does not show many characteristics of "Gluttony".

　That's not particularly strange. After all, there are always some people who can eat whatever they want and never gain weight.

　Once "Black Beast Garurumon" naturally reverted to "Gabumon," Dark put down his notebook and temporarily halted his research on "Rage."

　It was already 8:00 AM on May 4th.

　Tuesday's first class had already begun. But that had little to do with Dak.

　After tidying himself up a bit, he went to the secluded place to find Professor Kazel and ask him how to change the name of the magic card.

　Now that the news of the "Death of the Demon King" has spread far and wide, and with corroboration from the Holy Church and the Kingdom, the public's doubts have been largely dispelled.

　Of course, only the "majority" will be influenced by public opinion; there will always be a "minority" with a clearer understanding who will not allow this information to be forcibly injected.

　Some of the more proactive individuals even went so far as to visit St. Mary's College in an attempt to verify the facts and interview Victor Gold, the person involved.

　However, the academy explicitly refused any outside contact, and the reason... no reason was needed; St. Marian Academy had always done this.

　No matter how turbulent the outside world may be, the academy's internal affairs will always remain unchanged. While external interference can be shielded by the academy, internal discourse cannot be suppressed. In the past few days, Witt has frequently encountered people coming to him seeking the truth.

　He had anticipated this, so he answered fluently.

　have to say.

　Witt's mental fortitude is absolutely top-notch; he never gets stage fright, no matter the occasion.

　This may also be influenced by Robert.

　The timeline for his defeat of the Demon King is set on the night before the World Stable Cup finals, supported by the unusual phenomena that appeared over the City of Freedom at that time.

　Although Witt Gold went out during the day, he returned to the hotel in the evening, and not many people knew his whereabouts.

　Although the incident started during the day and continued until after midnight,

　But actually, not many people know the truth about the incident.

　When designing the event, Dark deliberately blurred the timeline, concentrating the entire event at night, in order to prevent the truth from being revealed.

　In his response, Witt consistently attributed the credit for defeating the Demon King to the previous "Hero," Bright God.

　But the more he said that, the more people felt that he was a true "hero".

　As time goes by, when no one asks about it anymore, the matter will be settled, and the moment when "Hero" Vito defeats the Demon King will become the truth of history.

　eight thirty.

　Unable to find Professor Cazell in the hidden place, Dak turned to Professor Harvey, who was there, for advice.

　Subsequently, under Professor Harvey's guidance, he changed the names of the three "Demon King" cards.

　The higher the level of the magic card, the more difficult it is to change the card name.

　All three "Demon King" cards are tier 5 magic cards of the 12-star level, so their difficulty is naturally not low.

　But this was no challenge for Darko Dimon.

　In just one morning, he had completely mastered the method of renaming and had tried it with the "waste cards" he had previously created, accumulating experience.

　He then first changed the card name of "Demon King Aleister".

　The experiment itself went quite smoothly.

　The problem was stuck at the final "renaming" stage.

　Before the experiment began, Dark had several plans in mind. But when it came time to make a final decision, he hesitated.

　His first thought was to rename "Demon King Aleister" to "Summoner Aleister." However, after carefully examining the information on "Demon King Aleister," he discovered that it didn't possess any summoning-type ultimate skills at all!

　The renaming of magic cards still has to follow certain rules; it can't really be changed arbitrarily.

　For example, changing "Demon King Aleister" to "Angel Aleister" is completely impossible.

　However, changing "Demon King Aleister" to "Undying King Aleister" would be feasible.

　Furthermore, fusion-type magical spirits lack common fields. Besides universal fusion materials, obstacles inevitably arise during the fusion process.

　These obstacles will not prevent the final integration from being completed. However, they will create a sense of incongruity, making the integration process less harmonious and thus slowing down the integration progress.

　Therefore, there are many things to consider when changing the name of a Magic Card.

　Just like Dark's three "Demon King" cards, in order to take into account the feel of fusion, it is naturally best to have the same field, such as "Demon King".

　But the reason Dark wanted to rename it was to remove the "Demon King" field.

　Therefore, he would be better off coming up with a new field that can match three "Demon King" cards at the same time.

　—This problem is indeed quite difficult to solve. So he passed on it immediately.

　There are two basic rules for renaming the three "Demon King" cards. First, they must have the same field.

　Secondly, it must have a certain degree of compatibility with the characteristics of magic cards.

　Therefore, the card name can be divided into two parts, so that each part satisfies one of the two basic rules.

　Just like [Demon King Aleister], its name itself is an [AB] structure, consisting of two parts.

　Therefore, as long as part "B" satisfies rule two and part "A" satisfies rule one, it can be done.

　"A" only needs to satisfy rule one, but does not need to satisfy rule two, which means that it does not actually need to conform to the characteristics of a magic card.

　However, following the underlying logic, the "A" part cannot contradict the characteristics of a magic card, such as changing "Demon King" to "Angel".

　Therefore, it doesn't matter at all if you change "A" to "fairytale animal".

　After all, there really are demon kings in fairy tales.

　The Demon King is also a type of animal.

　While "Fairy Tale Animals" and "Demon King" are not related, they also do not conflict, and are optional fields.

　Then, you only need to modify "Aleister", "Eldridge", and "Plyushkin" to match the characteristics of their respective magic cards.

　Of these, renaming "Demon King Aldridge" is the simplest, since it is a cat after all.

　Changing it directly to "Fairy Tale Animal Kitten" fits perfectly. (However, the other two "Demon King" cards are not so easy to change. Therefore, the "Fairy Tale Animal" field is also not suitable.)

　Because of the naming of the (AB) structure, there must be a relationship between (A) and [B].

　However, if we continue thinking along these lines...

　"Why not just change 'Fairy Tale Animals' to 'Fairy Tale Kingdom'?"

　"good idea."

　Professor Harvey gave it a thumbs up.

　Although he didn't understand why Dark was so fixated on "fairy tales," he figured renaming the magic cards was pointless anyway, so naturally, it was up to Dark to like it.

　After temporarily determining the "Fairy Tale Kingdom" field, it was time to move on to the "B" part.

　First up is [Demon King Aleister].

　Aside from the issue of the card name, the appearance of [Demon King Aleister] is also a major problem, but that will need to be addressed later.

　Start with the card name.

　[Demon King Aleister] has very distinct characteristics, with the keywords being "Demon King", "fusion", and "immortality".

　But none of these fit the "fairytale kingdom"... But believe it or not, there are some that do!

　Since it's a "fairy tale kingdom," how could it be without a "demon king"? After all, demon kings and heroes are an indispensable topic in the fairy tales of this world.

　At this thought, Dark's mind raced. "What if we renamed 'Demon King Aleister' to 'The Great Demon King of the Fairy Tale Kingdom'?"

　"Even if we do summon the Demon King, it shouldn't bring any bad associations, right?"

　"After that, all you need to do is disguise [Demon King Aleister], or even just put a mask on him, and that'll be it."

　Considering the difficulty of changing one's image, such an operation is highly reasonable.

　Dark temporarily accepted the proposal and then considered changing the strategy for [Demon King Plyushkin].

　The image of "Plyushkin the Demon King" bears no resemblance whatsoever to the actual image of the Demon King.

　Therefore, all that's needed is to change the card name to one that matches its characteristics. However, speaking of which...

　The image of [Plyushkin] is very similar to Gargamel from the fairy tale "The Smurfs", making him a standard villain.

　—How about we rename "Demon King Plyushkin" to "The Dark Wizard of the Fairy Tale Kingdom"?

　The concept of a dark wizard hiding in a "fairytale kingdom" is quite common.

　Finally, the name of "Demon King Aldridge" was changed to "Fairy Tale Kingdom Kitten".

　That means we've accomplished our mission!

　in this way.

　Disguising the "Demon King" deck as a "Fairy Tale Kingdom" deck, and occasionally adding some real "fairy tale animals," such as the "Fairy Tale Animal Rabbit," might actually create a "Fairy Tale Kingdom" deck.

　After deciding on the renaming of the three "Demon King" cards, Dark immediately began making the changes.

　Anyway, there's no limit to the number of times you can rename a magic card. If you feel it's not suitable later, you can just change it again.

　The main issue now is "whether it can be changed", not "whether it should be changed or not, let's just change it first".

　Successfully renamed "Demon King Aleister" to "Great Demon King of the Fairy Tale Kingdom".

　Successfully renamed "Demon King Aldridge" to "Fairy Tale Kingdom Kitten".

　Renaming "Demon King Plyushkin" to "Dark Wizard of the Fairy Tale Kingdom" failed!

　Faced with final defeat, Dark fell into deep thought once again.