Digimon Adventure tri. Movie 3 "Confession" PV

Maicoomon's teased evolution.

May 27th, 2016. The latest PV for Digimon Adventure tri.'s third chapter, Confession, was uploaded to YouTube by Toei Animation, but is blocked in regions outside Japan. A copy of the video can be viewed via ZippCast.

The preview prominently features a scene of Maicoomon's evolved form sortying into battle versus Greymon, as well as Taichi and his friends traveling to the Digital World. Briefly, Ichijouji Ken's black D-3 Digivice and D-Terminal can be seen in the trailer, as can a certain Digimon suffering from signs of infection.

Confession will premiere at select theaters in Japan on September 24th, 2016.

Maicoomon DLC Goes Live for -next 0rder-

March 31st, 2016. The Digimon Adventure tri. crossover DLC for Digimon World -next 0rder- went live today, allowing tamers to download the additional scenario "Maicoomon's Mystery" to their games, and unlock the Maine Coon Digimon's special evolution item. After downloading and installing the update, tamers can fight Maicoomon at the Used Cable Route in the Nearby Grasslands area. The update is accessed via the "additional contents" subsection to the right of the game in the Vita menu, the same menu through which the Twitter Campaign DLC items were made available.

The DLC will be followed by an update in early April that will patch the game to ver.1.02, which will introduce bug fixes, adjust game balance, and add an additional postgame quest involving a crisis of the Digital World.

Maicoomon Uses Darkness Techs in -next 0rder-

March 24th, 2016. The official Digimon World -next 0rder- title site updated with a video of the game's upcoming DLC, featuring Maicoomon of Digimon Adventure tri. as a downloadable Digimon. Maicoomon will become available after tamers complete her corresponding quest. She can then be accessed by feeding their partner Digimon a Maicoomon-specific evolution item. The video presented is identical to the one shown in a stream early in February, but uncompressed.

Although her level was not shown Maicoomon was stated to be Adult-level like Tailmon in the second tri. film, Ketsui. -next 0rder- does have occasional deviations from other canonical level designations; for example, Agnimon is classified as a Perfect in the game where the trading card game treated him as an Adult. Maicoomon is seen using the Battle tech Mach Jab and the Darkness techs Dark Spirit and Chaos Cloud, in contrast to Tailmon's Battle/Light.

The soundtrack download section of the site also went live, allowing both physical and digital users to download the remastered Digimon World OST by entering in their product code.

Lilithmon & Expanded Meat Farm Appear in -next 0rder-

"Phantom Pain."

March 11th, 2016. The official Digimon World -next 0rder- title site updated with the game's final batch of screenshots prior to launch. This batch shows the Demon Lords Lilithmon and Belphemon Sleep Mode as available Digimon in the game, as well as Banchou Leomon and the DLC Digimon, Maicoomon. An additional screen provides a view of an expanded Meat Farm in the developed version of Floatier. The expanded farm features fruit and vegetable trees on top of its standard fare.

Palmon: "Ehhh, have you come to see the harvest? While you're at it, want to replant them?"

Belphemon Sleep Mode: "Let's go!"

The website also added a new video to promote the game, which video advertises the voiced Agumon and Gabumon DLC. These special Digimon are not voiced by standard Digimon World sound effects, but instead retain their original seiyuu from 1999, Chika Sakamoto and Yamaguchi Mayumi.

Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita for 6,980 yen (7,539 JPY after tax). It is the latest entry in the World series, succeeding directly from Re:Digitize Decode on the 3DS, Re:Digitize on the PSP, and World on the PSX. Tying into Digimon Adventure tri., the game will feature Maicoomon as free downloadable content.

Those that preorder the game will get access to five special DLC Digimon, a remastered copy of the 1999 Digimon World soundtrack, and two original Vita themes, "ver. Nostalgic" and "ver. Dot." Theme ver. Dot features a montage of original Digimon LCD sprites, while theme ver. Nostalgic turns the screen into the layout of a Digital Monster virtual pet.