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Guilmon

A playable starter warrior wielding weapons in an action RPG set during the events of Digital Monster X-Evolution.

In Digimon World 4, Guilmon is one of four playable starter Digimon available to players on PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. Unlike previous entries in the series, this title features action-based hack and slash gameplay where players control Guilmon directly using weapons like swords, guns, and axes rather than relying solely on Digimon powers.

Role
Playable Starter Digimon
Game
Digimon World 4 (Digimon World X)
Platform Availability
PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox

Lore & Background

Guilmon appears as a selectable protagonist alongside Agumon, Veemon, and Dorumon. The game is loosely based on the 2005 film Digital Monster X-Evolution and even utilizes footage from that movie. Players guide Guilmon through areas such as Death Valley, Dry Land, Venom Jungle, and Machine Pit to combat the spreading 'X-virus' and defeat bosses including Apocalymon, MaloMyotismon, Lucemon, and Mecha Rogue X.

In Their Own Story

As a member of the D.S.G. (Digital Security Guard), Guilmon is sent on missions starting in Death Valley to search for Chief Leomon. The journey involves traversing Dry Land to stop the X-Virus spread, traveling through Venom Jungle to prevent the Dread Note launch, and finally entering Machine Pit to destroy the final boss.

Reader's Guide

Players select Guilmon at the start of Digimon World 4. Depending on in-game actions, his selected level, and player choices, he may gain a Digivolution. Combat involves using physical weapons such as swords, guns, and axes. The game supports up to four players simultaneously.

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