Second Light is the first story in the War of the Crests cycle. It takes place three years after the ending of Digimon Adventure 02.
Story Summary[]
- One year after the digidestined defeat MaloMyotismon, a strange delivery arrives and they are given their old crests as a gift. Two years later, a new arrival brings strange events which climax with the shattering of the crest of Light. The digidestined discover a conspiracy surrounding the crests and must defend against a new enemy more powerful than any they have faced before.
Characters[]
Returning Characters
- Tai Kamiya
- Sora Takenouchi
- Matt Ishida
- Izzy Izumi
- Joe Kido
- Takeru "T.K." Takaishi
- Kari Kamiya
- Davis Motomiya
- Yolei Inoue
- Cody Hida
- Ken Ichijouji
Original Characters
There are four original characters are introduced and take major roles in this story.
Thomas "Tommy" Evangelos
Age: 15
Tommy is an American transfer student that shows up in Odaiba. It is revealed that he himself is partnered with a digimon and is working against the digidestined. He works alongside another character, Jake, in a plan to wield the power of Light themselves.
- Tommy possesses a bronze-and-white digivice. He wields the crest of Honor, which also has a bronze color. His digimon partner is Dracomon
Jacob "Jake" Skylyth
Age: Unknown
Jake is half Acolyte. He is the main villain of Second Light. He is power-hungry and desires the power of the crest of Light. He is also a digidestined, possessing both a digimon and a digivice. He is also the Designator: the being who is meant to determine, through prophecy, who is supposed to obtain the crests.
- Jake possesses a silver-and-white digivice. His digimon partner is Lucemon.
Elvierre
Age: Unknown
Elvierre is half Acolyte, like Jake. She is the Scribe: the being who is meant to record prophecies and hold them in the Great Library, where the Designator reads them.
Tyron
Age: Unknown
Tyron is a full-blooded acolyte, like Gennai and Oikawa. He is the Smith: the being who forges the crests and passes them onto the Designator to place.