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Digimon Xros Wars : After destroying NeoVandemon, Taiki and the rest reach Honey Land. Soon, they discover that Lilamon is under attack by a swarm of Honeybeemon who drain her power. Taiki's group tries to save her, only to be stopped in their tracks by a Digimon named Ignitemon, who weakens the group's Digimon under orders from Zamielmon (Bagramon's third Death General). However, the arrival of a Digimon freedom fighter named Mervamon enables the Xros Heart United Army to escape. Soon, they follow Mervamon back to her shelter and discover more Digimon including Stingmon are stung by Honeybeemon with most of their energy being drained off. Soon, they decided to destroy Zamielmon. Back in Zamielmon's lair, Zamielmon's servant GrandisKuwagamon told Zamielmon that the humans he encountered are the ones who killed Dorbickmon and NeoVandemon. The next day, Taiki make their way to reach Zamielmon's lair only to discover that he expected them and reveals Ignitemon to be Mervamon's younger brother shocking everyone. Zamielmon then DigiXros some of the Honeybeemon and GrandisKuwagamon forming GrandisKuwagamon Honey Mode with Ignitemon riding on it's back. Feeling Mervamon's pain, Nene brings out Sparrowmon and forcefully drags Ignitemon off of GrandisKuwagamon Honey Mode. Then Nene DigiXros Mervamon and Sparrowmon to become JetMervamon and destroys GrandisKuwagamon. After the battle, Ignitemon comes to his senses and joins the Xros Heart United Army. However, Zamielmon escapes and vows revenge.

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