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|ShortSummary = Nene and Kiriha is searching for the missing Yuu in the Hell's Field while Taiki and Wisemon is working out to remove the flower and open the way back to the Bright Land, without the needs to sacrifice the life of either Taiki and Yuu. By then, the wounded Beelzebumon and Lilithmon are set off to find for Yuu and the enemies too. Lilithmon and Blastmon who were injured badly in the battle was DigiXros by Apollomon to form a new Digimon. As they found Yuu, the place they landed was collapsed with Yuu being captured by SkullKnightmon. Before they realized, Lilithmon has assumed her Demonic-Beast Mode and proceeds to negate Hell's Field and erase everything in it. Seeing this monstrous threat, Taiki, Kiriha and Nene quickly forms Shoutmon ×7 to prevent both black and white castle being destroyed. As informed by Wisemon that both castle are the crucial element to get back to the Bright Land's surface, Taiki risk himself to give the energy to unlocked the path but fainted following the success. As path opens, SkullKnightmon along with Yuu leave the place, followed by the Xros Heart. Beelzebumon who realized that Lilithmon is still alive after being attacked by Shoutmon ×7, sending Mervamon and Cutemon off to the path and sacrifice himself to destroy Lilithmon, leaving Taiki to suddenly awaken and realizes his lost over Beelzebumon.
|ShortSummary = Nene and Kiriha is searching for the missing Yuu while Taiki and Wisemon is working out to remove the flower that will open the way back to the Bright Land, without the needs to sacrifice either Taiki or Yuu's life. By then, the wounded Beelzebumon and Lilithmon are set off to find for Yuu and the enemies too. Lilithmon and Blastmon who were injured badly in the battle was DigiXros by Apollomon to form a new Digimon. As Yuu was found, the place they landed was collapsed with Yuu being captured by SkullKnightmon. Before they realized, Lilithmon has assumed her Demonic-Beast Mode and proceeds to negate Hell's Field and erase everything in it. Seeing this monstrous threat, Taiki, Kiriha and Nene quickly forms Shoutmon ×7 to prevent both black and white castle being destroyed. As informed by Wisemon that both castle are the crucial element to get back to the Bright Land's surface, Taiki risk himself to give the energy to unlocked the path but fainted following the success. As path opens, SkullKnightmon along with Yuu leave the place, followed by the Xros Heart. Beelzebumon who realized that Lilithmon is still alive after being attacked by Shoutmon ×7, sending Mervamon and Cutemon off to the path and sacrifice himself to destroy Lilithmon, leaving Taiki to suddenly awaken and realizes his lost over Beelzebumon.
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This is a list of episodes from the Japanese anime Digimon Xros Wars, the sixth season in the long-running Digimon TV series by Akiyoshi Hongo. Digimon Xros Wars made its premiere on TV Asahi on July 6, 2010.

The series uses two pieces of opening theme music. For the first 30 episodes, the opening theme is "Never Give Up!" (ネバギバ!, Nebagiba!) by Sonar Pocket, whilst the opening theme for episodes 31 onwards is "New World" by Twill. The series features original music by Kousuke Yamashita, as well as various insert songs sung by Kōji Wada.

Episode listing

Ep# Title Director Writer Original Airdate

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References

General
  • "Toei Animation: Digimon Xros Wars Episode Guide" (in Japanese).
  • "TV Asahi: Digimon Xros Wars Next Episode Preview" (in Japanese).