On the next screen, click on the “Battle” word to start the battleĪfter the match, you can either view Battle records or Return to CPU Battle pageĭ-1 Grand Prix is now open for registration. On this page, confirm CPU Digimon selection You unlock more opponents/matches as you win matches in CPU Battles.
Note that losing a match counts towards the 5 matches you have each day so make it count!Īfter you have confirm your Digimon you would like to use for CPU Battles, on the next page you can select the CPU opponents to battle. Each day you will be given 5 chances to battle against CPU. On CPU Battles page, you may select 2 registered Digimon for CPU Battles. If you have been following the guide, you now have Digimon registered for D-1 Grand Prix. You can register the same Digimon multiple time, however only one version of the same Digimon can be registered for the D-1 Grand Prix.īelow you see a screenshot showing the message you’ll see when you try to register the same Digimon twice.
#Digimon v pet d1 full#
Pro-tip: You should train your Digimon to full strength before registering it in the D-1 Grand Prix. This actually corresponds to the number of heart you have on the strength state (きんりょうく） Registered Digimon comes in 3 varying strength namely 1 Star to 3 Star. Pro-tip: If you click on the 2nd button, “Continue Registration”, you will be brought to the previous page with your name already pre-filled for you thus saving your time and effort searching for the right character again and again. ヘベペ: Here it’s “he”, “be” and “pe” with the last character having a degree sign on the top right シ & ジ: Here you have “shi” & “ji”, the difference being the ” on top right of character ヤ & ャ: Pay attention to the size of characters, on the left you have “ya” and on the right you have (what I would like to call) small “ya” which act as pronunciation modified for other characters. ソ & ン:These are especially confusing, to the left you have Katagana for “so” and to the right “n” (pronounced as erm replacing m with ng) Japanese Katagana character can be confusing for none Japanese speaker
#Digimon v pet d1 password#
Double check your name and password from your V-pet. If you get an different screen, if could be that you have input the wrong name and password.
You will see the following screen if you have completed your registration. Select digimon using “A” button then “B” twice to display 16 digit password Password can also be found in “Album” from your V-pet Your name can be found on the 4th Selection (なまえ） 20th Anniversary V-Petĭon’t worry if you have forgotten your input, it can be found on your V-pet devicego to “Album” (The open book icon on your V-Pet) Insert name you have chosen when you first start your Digimon Ver. Hover your mouse to the “Digimon Album”, on the drop down menu, you’ll see (1) List of Digimon, (2)Digimon Registration. You need to register Digimon from you Digimon 20th Anniversary Version V-Pet before you can start any battle.
#Digimon v pet d1 registration#
I read somewhere D-1 Grand Prix is only for Residents from Japan, to avoid any issue down the line, I selected Japan as my Region/Country.Īfter completing registration from e-mail sent by Bandai Namco, login with your email address and password.
Note that the Region/Country selection cannot be changed after registration. In the Region/Country selection, I choose Japan. The instructions are in english hence I will not post step by step instruction here. Link to D-1 Grand Prix can be found here: įor those who do not have a Bandai Namco ID, you can use the “New User Registration” button to register an account.
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