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Ken's Secret

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"Ken's Secret"
デジモンカイザーの孤独
(Dejimon Kaizaa no Nidoku)
"The Digimon Kaiser's Loneliness"
Airdate (Ja:) May 21, 2000
(En:) September 16, 2000
Written by (En:) Charlotte Fullerton, Jeff Nimoy, Bob Buchholz
Animation studio Toei Animation

Davis's soccer team face one of the toughest players around. Though, he'll soon discover that Ken "The Rocket" Ichijouji has an all too familiar alter ego.

Episode recap for Ken's Secret.

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[edit] Synopsis

Davis has a soccer game with last year’s champions. He has to face "Ken-the-Rocket-Ichijouji," a very skilled player. Davis is outclassed but he manages to give Ken a scrape on the knee. In the Digiworld, the Emperor captures the other Digidestined besides Davis but he has to spare one of his friends because a three-headed Digimon, Deltamon has to eat them. This makes it hard for Davis but then he notices the Emperor has a scrape on his knee......the same one at the soccer match! Now the secret is out: Ken is the Digimon Emperor!

[edit] Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Humans In-Training Rookie Champion Armor



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Deltamon
Image:Deltamon t.gif Level: Champion
Type: Synthetic
Attribute: Virus
Technique: Triple Force,
Serpent Bite
Veemon: "Deltamon is a dragon-type Digimon with a metal head for one hand and a skull for the other. His attacks are Triplex Force and Serpent Bite."

Bakemon
Image:Bakemon t.gif Level: Champion
Type: Ghost
Attribute: Virus
Technique: Zombie Claw
Veemon: "Despite their obvious dental hygiene problems, Bakemon are able to accurately impersonate any other creature. Their attack is called the Dark Claw."

[edit] Digivolutions

Armadillomon Digmon

Hawkmon Halsemon

Patamon Pegasusmon

Gatomon Nefertimon

Veemon Flamedramon

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[edit] Real-world references

  • At the soccer field, Davis uses a common misquotation of the famous Apollo 13 radio transmission, "Houston, we've had a problem", saying "Houston, we have a problem".

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