#digimon zero two

Considering green is totally Takeru's favorite color(his digivice turns into a green d3 and hes shown wearing green in adv and 02) him being in green in Tri and LEZ, while only for a little bit were amazing(even if all of his outfits arent that good)

Also, in my memory I remember the hoodie he's wearing in Tri was darker(and larger, like an oversized hoodie that would drown takeru in fabric), closer to the color of his D-3, but guess not. I suppose Takeru could love any shade of green, but I've always imagined it as a darker green.

Takeru honestly looks amused but also a little scared, and that's probably as Iori's partner he agrees with Daisuke that Iori needs to learn to chill every once and a while, but also knows that doing something like this to Iori is a death wish(as hes totally done the same thing before).

Iori, on the other hand, looks entirely shocked and concerned. I mean, V-mon did hit Takeru right in the face and so hard Takeru is stumbling backwards, but Iori probably also knows how competitive Takeru can get and knows he won't let V-mon nor Daisuke get away with this.

They totally team up and destroy Daisuke. Kendo makes Iori fit. He has deadly aim and strength, while Takeru will just grab a bunch of snow and slam it on Daisuke's head using the fact he's taller than him.

On a side note, their partners reactions are amazing as well. Armadimon looks so happy and excited and so does Patamon, tho, they also looked shocked

Yamato writes multiple songs about how he should have fought more for Takeru(both in the human world and the digital world) and Takeru writes short stories and/or poems about how he dreams of a normal family and they both just want a closer relationship with their brother.

Neither of them can tell that the song/story is about the other if they read/listen to them, but it is glaringly obvious to basically everyone else, so they just have to sit here and watch Yamato and Takeru dance around each other before finally talking to each other about their wishes and fears so they can get what they have wrote/sung so much about.