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The Code Crowns (コードクラウン, Kōdo Kuraun^?) are legendary artifacts, shaped like an SD memory card, which appear in Digimon Fusion. In actually, the Code Crowns are fragments of the true Code Crown which shattered and resulted in the creation of the one hundred and eight Zones of the Digital World, serving as proof of sovereignty over their own Zone. Rival Kiriha, Appear! Besides allowing their user to control a specific Zone, a Code Crown lets them create portals to other Zones. Island Zone, An Upheaval!. In turn, the fragments are sought for by those who wish to reformat the Digital World to fit their dogma.

Eventually, once all Code Crown fragments have been obtained by the members of Xros Heart, Blue Flare, as well as the Bagra Army, they begin to reunite, with each army's sets merging into larger fragments of the original. Furthermore, with the armies all present in the same place, the Code Crowns proceed to leave the X Loaders and try to rejoin as Mikey and Kiriha are forced to battle Tactimon for the nearly complete Code Crown. However, Bagramon obtains the relic and completes it. Taiki-Kiriha VS Bagra Army, The All-out Showdown!

From there, Bagramon uses the completed Code Crown to reformat the Digital World into seven Kingdoms surrounding his Pandæmonium, where he keeps his palace and uses the negative energy gathered from the kingdoms to convert the Code Crown into the Dark Stone in order to enact D5. To a New World! The Fire-fury General's Dragon Land After DarkKnightmon uses it to revive the Seven Death Generals, in a penultimate attack against the Xros Heart United Army, Bagramon absorbs the item into his body to begin D5.

List of Code CrownsEdit

Digimon FusionEdit

1. Green Zone: The Code Crown was possessed by MadLeomon before he was destroyed by Shoutmon X3, with Xros Heart obtaining it.
2. Island Zone: Kept safe by KingWhamon until he entrusted it to Mikey Kudō when Neptunmon tracks it down.
3. Magma Zone: Originally hidden as AncientVolcamon's platoon attempt to find it by using their captives to dig for it. It was only after AncientVolcamon's destruction that the Code Crown revealed itself to Xros Heart to claim.
4. Lake Zone: It was hidden within the statue in Persiamon's Castle. Lilithmon controlled Akari to get it, but she broke free at the last minute claiming the Lake Zone Code Crown for Team Xros Heart.
5. Sand Zone: It was in the possession of Deputymon who gave it, alongside four DigiMemories, to Taiki after he completed Pharaohmon's test.
6. Heaven Zone: Was hidden in a mysterious temple and was unearthed by Lucemon upon his coronation as President of Heaven Zone. It came into the possession of Xros Heart after Shoutmon X5 defeated Lucemon Chaos Mode.
7. Forest Zone: Was in Deckerdramon's possession. When he decided to ally with Blue Flare, Deckerdramon gave the Code Crown to Kiriha.
8. Dust Zone: It was located inside DarkKnightmon's tower. Taiki later entrusted it to Puppetmon to take care of the Zone but Puppetmon quickly gave it back to Taiki.
9. Shinobi Zone: Was in Karatenmon's possession at Monitafort. Came into the possession of Xros Heart when Nene and Akari successfully made Karatenmon laugh.
10. Disc Zone: It was originally in Mercurymon's possession until he was defeated in battle by Kiriha and MetalGreymon. The zone, due to its age, broke apart and is presumed to be gone.
11. Sweets Zone: Was in Matadormon's possession before being destroyed by Shoutmon X5.
12. Sword Zone: Came into possession of Xros Heart after Shoutmon X5 defeated Grademon. This was the last Code Crown to be claimed, that unites all the other Code Crowns.

Green Zone

Island Zone

Magma Zone

Lake Zone

Sand Zone

Heaven Zone

Dust Zone

Shinobi Zone

Sword Zone

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Digimon Xros Wars (manga)Edit

1. Green Zone
2. Snow Zone
3. Stadium Zone
4. Sweets Zone

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