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"The Last Temptation of the DigiDestined" 最後のアーマー進化 (Saigo no Āmā Shinka) "The Last Armor Evolution"
Production company	(Ja:) Fuji Television (En:) Saban Entertainment
Airdate	(Ja:) March 18, 2001 (En:) May 19, 2001
Written by	(Ja:) Atsushi Maekawa (En:) Alan Smith
Directed by	(Ja:) Atsutoshi Umezawa
Chief Anim. Director	Yoshihiro Takeda
Art	Yukiko Iijima
Animation studio	Toei Animation
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The DigiDestined fall victim to MaloMyotismon's illusions, though Davis, free from any insecurities, guides them out, and they soon learn to harness the true power of the alternate dimension.

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Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Featured characters 3 Digivolutions 4 Quotes 5 Other notes 5.1 Continuity errors 5.2 Dubbing changes 5.3 Real-world references 5.4 Miscellaneous trivia

SynopsisEdit

At long last, the final enemy appeared. A horrible fear overwhelms the children and freezes them in their tracks. Only Davis confronts MaloMyotismon without total fear. Davis's courage continues to fight through this hopeless situation. His courage gives some of the Digimon power and they are finally able to damage MaloMyotismon. But, MaloMyotismon fires a strange attack at them and they are captured in light. The DigiDestined find themselves within their own minds, thoughts and dreams. Wandering in a world of illusions that reflect reality. Will they throw away their courage to fight? A miracle has not been seen yet. Davis's heart is becoming desperate. This is the final and last battle! All our chances lie on a few chosen children...

Featured charactersEdit

(Numbers indicate order of appearance. Bolded characters are fought by the protagonists, and italicized characters appear only as a voice or silhouette.)

Humans	Fresh	In-Training	Rookie	Champion	Ultimate	Mega	Armor
Yolei Inoue (3) Cody Hida (3) Takeru "T.K." Takaishi (3) Kari Kamiya (3) Ken Ichijouji (3) Davis Motomiya (13) Yamato "Matt" Ishida (14) Hiroaki Ishida (14) Nancy Takaishi (14) Hiroki Hida (17) Sam Ichijouji (42) Yukio Oikawa	Botamon (17) Punimon (17) YukimiBotamon (17) Yuramon (26)	Nyaromon (21) Tsunomon (26)	Veemon Patamon (22) Hawkmon (23) Armadillomon (24) Elecmon (29) Gizamon (29) Gotsumon (29) Wormmon (43)	ExVeemon (1) Aquilamon (3) Ankylomon (3) Angemon (3) Gatomon (3) Stingmon (3) Bakemon (29) Deltamon (29) Drimogemon (29) Gorillamon (29) Mojyamon (29) Monochromon (29) Tyrannomon (29) Unimon (29)	Andromon (29) Digitamamon (29) MagnaAngemon (44) Angewomon (50) Shakkoumon (52) Silphymon (53) Paildramon (54)	MaloMyotismon (2) Imperialdramon Dragon Mode (55) Imperialdramon Fighter Mode (55)	Flamedramon (25) Raidramon (28) Pegasusmon (44) Halsemon (46) Shurimon (46) Digmon (48) Submarimon (48) Nefertimon (50)

DigivolutionsEdit

(Number indicates order of occurrence.)

Angemon

1

Patamon

7

Angemon

19

Shakkoumon

(w/ Ankylomon)

Aquilamon

2

Hawkmon

10

Aquilamon

21

Silphymon

(w/ Gatomon)

Ankylomon

3

Armadillomon

13

Ankylomon

19

Shakkoumon

(w/ Angemon)

Veemon			4	Flamedramon

Veemon			5	Raidramon

Stingmon			6	Wormmon			18	Stingmon			23	Paildramon			(25)	Imperialdramon Dragon Mode			(26)	Imperialdramon Fighter Mode
												(w/ ExVeemon)

Patamon			7	Pegasusmon

Patamon			7	Angemon			7	MagnaAngemon

Hawkmon			10	Halsemon

Hawkmon			10	Shurimon

Armadillomon			13	Digmon

Armadillomon			13	Submarimon

Gatomon			16	Angewomon

Gatomon			16	Nefertimon

Gatomon			21	Silphymon
				(w/ Aquilamon)

ExVeemon

23

Paildramon

25

Imperialdramon Dragon Mode

26

Imperialdramon Fighter Mode

(w/ Stingmon)

QuotesEdit

There are currently no quotes listed for this episode.

Other notesEdit

Continuity errors

• Aquilamon refers to his "Blast Rings" attack as "Grand Horn".
  

Dubbing changes

• In Ken's illusion, several shots of the Digimon Emperor being struck by the Digimon's attacks are removed from the English dub.
• The original version features three insert songs for evolutions, the first being Break Up!, followed by Beat Hit, and finally the series opening theme Target ~Akai Shougeki~.
• In the English dub, after digivolving, Pegasusmon says "Galloping Hope" instead of "Flying Hope".
  

Real-world references

• The English dub title for this episode is a variation on the 1988 Martin Scorsese film The Last Temptation of Christ.
  

Miscellaneous trivia

• Veemon, Hawkmon, Armadillomon, Patamon and Gatomon announce the episode title in the Japanese episode.
• The DigiDestined's illusions reflect the things that they wish for:
  • T.K. wishes that his whole family were together again.
  • Kari wishes for a world of peace where humans and Digimon live in harmony.
  • Yolei wishes she was an only child, so she could get all the attention.
  • Cody wishes his father were alive so he could show him the Digital World.
  • Ken wishes he could find absolution for the death of his brother, and for his evil deeds as the Digimon Emperor.
  • Davis only wishes that MaloMyotismon could be defeated—this wish comes true.
• During Gatomon's Digivolution sequence, she says "digivolve to" before "Armor Digivolve to" but Nefertimon announces her name before Angewomon does.
• This episode features every digivolution introduced in the series, excluding Magnamon, plus Patamon and Gatomon's Ultimate forms from the first season.