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Digimon Xros Wars : Taiki and Shoutmon returns to the Digital World and landed in Dragon Land, knowing that through Lilymon (Shoutmon's old village mate) that there are no longer Zones as the Digital World has been reformated to into one floating island where Bagramon reigns from, with seven surrounding lands, each ruled by DarkKnightmon's Death Generals. Taiki and Shoutmon encountered with Dracomon, saving him from a mob of dinosaur and dragon Digimon led by Devidramon. While this occurs, Kiriha arrives and launch an attack at the Bagra Army's Dragon Land branch while calling out the first Death General Dorbickmon. Answering Kiriha's challenge, having taking out the bulk of Blue Flare with a pit trap, Dorbickmon arrives in his Xrossed Darkness Mode and uses his Darkness Loader to Forced DigiXros his Flarerizamon into a flaming sword to easily defeat DeckerGreymon. With some help from Lilymon and Dracomon, Taiki manages to get Kiriha away from Dorbickmon's attack. Realizing Xros Heart's team has returned, Dorbickmon Xros Opens to have Fanglongmon aid the Salamandermon, in destroying Taiki and the rest with their magma. Soon, Dracomon's brave attitude to sacrifice himself into saving Taiki and others caused Shoutmon to Digivolve to OmegaShoutmon and to defeat the army before Dorbickmon arrives, springing his trap as OmegaShoutmon is buried alive.

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