All cards in Digimon World 1

Trading Card Games (or TCGs for short) were the hit in the late '90s and early 2000s, and as the Digimon franchise already had a physical card game at the time, it was only logical to include a similar product into Digimon World. What we ended up with were 65 rudimentary designed Digimon cards, which all featured either fan favorites or less relevant Digimon encounterable in the game.

When it comes to collecting these cards, there are two locations where you - the player - can buy booster packs. The first is located in the Gear Savanna at the Recycling Shop, which is only accessible during the first half of the month (the actual name of the map is GIAS06B). The second spot is located in File City's Item Shop after recruiting both Betamon and Patamon. Betamon is encounterable in the Tropical Jungle's Mangrove Region (exact map name is TROP04), while Patamon resides near Factorial Town's entrance gate in the Gear Savanna (the map's name is GIAS03).

As with every card game, the cards came with a set of different rarities, which split them up into five categories, ranging from Very Common to Very Rare. These categories did have a use besides bragging rights, as their rarity category defined their Merit Point value, which reached from 1 to a 100. Those Merit Points could be used to buy certain rare items from ShogunGekomon inside the Volume Villa. He will be discussed subsequently. If you are interested in each rarity category's pull chances, check the bullet list below.

Pull chances:

• Very Rare: 1%
• Rare: 4%
• Uncommon: 15%
• Common: 30%
• Very Common: 50%

During the game's progression, you will encounter and fight an Otamamon in the Geko Swamp (the exact map's name is STIC02). Afterward, you will be taken in custody and escorted to the Volume Villa to meet ShogunGekomon, who directs you towards Cherrymon to learn about File Island's history and fate. However, if you talk with the Gekomon to the right of ShogunGekomon after your audience has ended, you will learn about ShogunGekomon's card collection. If you now speak to ShogunGekomon again, a new dialogue option will appear, making it possible to trade your cards for Merit Points. These Merit Points, in turn, allow you to buy rare and beneficial items, ranging from powerful healing discs, over stat enhancing chips, to Digivolution items. Even an improved fishing rod is obtainable through this trading system, allowing you to fish up Seadramon at the Dragon Eye Lake. A complete list of ShogunGekomon's inventory can be found below.