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Digimon Xros Wars : With OmegaShoutmon trapped, Dorbickmon DigiXros with Fanglongmon to assume his Darkness Mode and easily reverts OmegaShoutmon to his rookie form. Before Dorbickmon can destroy Taiki and others, Nene shows up and uses a plant-like smokescreen before retrieving the rest out of harm. At her camp, Nene reveals that she and the Monitamon have been disguising themselves as plants to gather information. Dorbickmon use the captured Xros Heart member as a bait to force Taki to reveal himself in public. The next day, Taiki shows up in front of Dorbickmon. However, they appears as distraction, allowing Dracomon to flood the area while Shoutmon saves their allies. Infuriated, Dorbickmon DigiXros all his minions to become the winged giant Dorbickmon. Safely placing the allies into his Xros Loader, Taiki forms Shoutmon ×5B to fight Dorbickmon but was defeated by Dorbickmon's power. Dorbickmon then grabs Dracomon with attempts to crush him but stopped by Kiriha who arrives with MetalGreymon. Standing tough, Kiriha's pride and Dracomon's hope make Kiriha's Xros Loader to embraces, enable MetalGreymon to digivolve as ZeekGreymon who fatally injured Dorbickmon and both teams claim Dragon Land. Dorbickmon warned that they will never defeat the remaining Death Generals before his death. Kiriha finally joins forces with Xros Heart under Nene's pursuit.

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