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A wise madman once said that Cheese for no-one can be a reason to celebrate as well. After waking up aboard a Trailmon, humans Fiona, Owen and Kael were united with their Digimon partners, Meowlmon, Echomon and CombJellymon. Their search for their Trailmon's seemingly absent conductor was cut short when a Rebellimon appeared and cut their rail lines, sending these six and their Trailmon plummeting out of the void and into the open, snowy skies of the digital world, sending them hurtling towards an active battlefield between two massive armies! And... wait, are those more humans down there? And is that a castle in the distance? And... what's that about cheese? Featuring Archivist D, Kit, and Robert Chapman. This episode was edited by Robert Chapman. The game we're playing, Digidice, was created by Claire Mulkerin, and can be found on her Itch.io page! (https://clairemulkerin.itch.io/digidice) The Zero Zero logo was designed by Syrkle (https://bsky.app/profile/syrkle.neocities.org), while the artwork was designed by Archivist D. Our opening theme, "Live to Dream", was written by Robert Chapman and Archivist D, and performed by Robert Chapman and AJ Gayton (https://linktr.ee/AJGayton.Arts). Additional music used in this episode includes: March Of The Toys (1892) by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, re-arranged by Robert Chapman in MuseScore & Reaper. Musical works from 1922 and earlier are in the public domain. Ave Maria (aka Ellens Gesang, D. 839; from 1914) written by Franz Schubert and performed by John McCormack, Vincent O'Brien & Fritz Kreisler. Retrieved from the U.S. Library of Congress, (https://www.loc.gov/item/jukebox-134827/); Musical works and recordings from 1922 and earlier are in the public domain. Local Forecast - Elevator (2013) by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) The original score for the episode, and our closing theme "Making Tracks" were written by Robert Chapman. Additional original music contained in this episode was written and performed by Robert Chapman & AJ Gayton. You can find us on Bluesky and Tumblr under @zerozeropod. You can also shoot us an email with any questions, comments or feedback at [email protected]! Thanks for listening! Content Warnings (Be Warned, Here Be Spoilers) Cartoon violence between various human and animal-like characters Human and animal-like characters falling from an extreme height An animal-like character in extreme distress (falling) An animal-like character in moderate distress (proximity to unpleasant materials) Contains music that is heavily distorted and off-key, may be disorienting to some listeners Immersive soundscape depicting a large-scale battlefield Depictions of trauma (anxiety & dissociation) (During outtakes) Brief description of distressing medical situation (non-detailed third party account)

It's December 31st, 1999. Three twenty-something online friends, with nothing better to do on the largest New Years Eve in history have all agreed to meet up in a chat room... and to pull the little plastic tabs on their brand new virtual pets as the clock strikes midnight. For one of them, anyway. Meanwhile, Y2K looming over the horizon is all anybody can talk about... well, that, and a string of disappearances happening across the globe. Hm. But I'm sure things will be very normal! Featuring Archivist D, Kit, and Robert Chapman. This episode was edited by Robert Chapman. The game we're playing, Digidice, was created by Claire Mulkerin, and can be found on her Itch.io page! (https://clairemulkerin.itch.io/digidice) The Zero Zero logo was designed by Syrkle (https://bsky.app/profile/syrkle.neocities.org), while the artwork was designed by Archivist D. Our opening theme, "Live to Dream", was written by Robert Chapman and Archivist D, and performed by Robert Chapman and AJ Gayton (https://linktr.ee/AJGayton.Arts). Additional music used in this episode includes Local Forecast - Elevator by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) The original score for the episode, and our closing theme "Making Tracks" were written by Robert Chapman. Additional original music contained in this episode was written and performed by Robert Chapman & AJ Gayton. You can find us on Bluesky and Tumblr under @zerozeropod. You can also shoot us an email with any questions, comments or feedback at [email protected]! Thanks for listening! Content Warnings (Be Warned, Here Be Spoilers) Contains music that is heavily distorted and off-key, may be disorienting to some listeners Mentions of violence & destruction of a populated public area (with immersive soundscape) Mention and brief description of spaghettification (with immersive soundscape) Depictions of trauma (anxiety & dissociation) Large 'vehicle' accident resulting in a fall from an extreme height