Digimon

Summary

Digimon is a media franchise^[1]. Digimon draws 4,104 Wikipedia views per month (media_franchise category, ranking #48 of 382).^[2]

Key Facts

• Digimon is the creator of Akiyoshi Hongo^[3].
• Digimon's instance of is recorded as media franchise^[4].
• Digimon's discography is recorded as Digimon discography^[5].
• Digimon's Commons category is recorded as Digimon^[6].
• Digimon's country of origin is recorded as Japan^[7].
• Digimon comprises Digimon^[8].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Adventure^[9].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Adventure 02^[10].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Tamers^[11].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Frontier^[12].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Data Squad^[13].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Fusion^[14].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Adventure tri.^[15].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Adventure^[16].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Ghost Game^[17].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Beatbreak^[18].
• Digimon comprises Digimon: Digital Monsters^[19].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01^[20].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Liberator^[21].
• Digimon comprises Digimon Card games^[22].
• Digimon comprises Digital Monster^[23].
• Digimon's narrative location is recorded as Digital World^[24].
• Digimon's narrative location is recorded as Tokyo^[25].
• Digimon's official website is recorded as http://digimon.net/^[26].
• Digimon's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Digimon^[27].

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Designation and Status

Digimon's instance of is recorded as media franchise^[4].

Why It Matters

Digimon draws 4,104 Wikipedia views per month (media_franchise category, ranking #48 of 382).^[2] Digimon has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28] Digimon is known by 39 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[29]