Later that day Henry asks his father for assistance in determining the nature of the card. Mr. Wong places the card in a high-tech scanner. He seems to recognize some of the data that is displaying on the monitor, but tells Henry it was only meaningless data. A few hours later you see Mr. Wong recalling past events and feeling guilty that he didn't tell his son everything.

The next day Henry and Terriermon meet up with Takato to discuss the blue card. As they are walking, Impmon leaps from a tree and confronts them. At the same time, Mr. Wong realizes he forgot his cell phone and heads back to get it. Just as Impmon is hassling them, Henry turns to see his father approaching. Mr. Wong is shocked. "This is impossible, you are only a game," he says. Impmon attacks Mr. Wong with his bada boom fireballs until Terriermon steps in. Impmon runs off in disgust. Mr. Wong wants to talk to his son, but Henry grabs Terriermon and he too runs off.

The afternoon progresses, and now Rika has met up with Henry and Takato. Henry is feeling terrible, but they continue their quest to find the origin of that blue card. Jeremy finally leads them to the city near the electronics where he ran into the mysterious man in the yellow jacket. The group wait in that area hoping that man will show up again. Guess who also shows up in the same area...none other than Calumon.

Meanwhile, Hypnos is tracking two wild ones coming from the Juggernaut core. Suddenly they bio-emerge! Pajiramon and Vajramon (both Deva Beast Digimon, Ultimate level) appear and wreak havoc on the city. They begin eating all of the electronics and digital equipment. Henry and Rika choose a Deva and get to work! Digi-modify! Rika uses crystal fire activate, and Henry uses Vulcan's hammer activate. The attacks do nothing, because the deva's are too powerful. Pajiramon points her weapon at Terriermon. It looks like the end, but NO...Calumon glows. Terriermon digi-volution to Gargomon. Henry gives hyperspeed to Gargomon. Yikes! Still no effect on Pajiramon, and now she has Gargomon immobilized. Henry desparately tries rock-armour and program-pause activate, but Pajiramon is determined to get Gargomon's data. (Cringe...such a tense moment!) The arrow of death is facing Gargomon! Takato tells Henry to use the blue card. At first, an enormous flash occurs but nothing happens until.....Calumon's head glows (this seems to give him one nasty headache) and MATRIX DIGI-EVOLUTION! Gargomon to Rapidmon (warrior type, ultimate) whose attacks are rapid fire, miracle missle, and tri-beam. When Rapidmon's tri-beam scatters the deva's data, it appears that is the end of them, but somehow Vajramon reappears in another part of town.

That evening Mr. Wong enters Henry's room. He thanks Terriermon for saving him, and begins to explain his past. It seems 20 years ago he was one of a group of college students working on a voluntary computer project. It started out just for fun, but they ended up creating the very first Digimon. It was an Avida (Think that's only in Digimon? Do a search on that word. You'll be surprised what you find.) project part of the A.L. movement. They experimented in creating artificial life forms on the computer. Mr. Wong continued explaining how they programmed a survival instinct in them just like wild animals. In addition, they gave them individual personalities and fighting abilities. Unfortunately, they never saw the final result as the project was shut down. Their sponsors cut funding, and the research project was never completed. Although one good thing did come out of it...the game. Even though they never received any credit, kids all over the world got something cool to play with. After the explanation, Mr. Wong asked Henry about the blue card. It seems he recognized some of the code as Shibumi's.

Meanwhile Rika and Renamon are walking home when they are confronted by Vajramon. He wants to talk to Renamon. Rika is apprehensive, but Renamon explains that there are questions she needs answered. What are those questions? You'll just have to stay tuned!!!!

Here are some of my favorite quotes:

So where's the loser patrol heading today? (Impmon)

What's the matter you little wing-eared weenie! (Impmon)

Who ordered the steak? (Takato)

I'm never eating lamb chops again! (Man on the street)

Pig! (Renamon)

Seth Walther and Steve Blum were Saban's writers on this great episode.