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Using the form found in a post in the forum, create your character here.

If you wish to create a digimon, either for random use throughout the RPG, or for your character's partner digimon, please create it here and have it(and it's forms) approved first. Pictures are not required, but a description of how it looks is, if you don't have a picture.

Home of most of the Canadian portion of the Rocky Mountains, in which the camp where most the digidestined disappeared from is nestled. Snow is rare here, and, if it occurs, most cities just shut down, even if it's only a few centimeters. Rain, however, is a very common occurrence. The western coast borders the Pacific Ocean.

The territory just above B.C, Yukon is, much like the North-West Territories and Nunavut, cold, and has snow most of the year. Mainly shrubs and mosses grow here, and it is not as inhabited as the Provinces.

With the Rockies being along the border with B.C., Alberta is mainly flat farmland. It is also home to Edmonton, with the West Edmonton Mall, the largest mall in North America. Most of Canada's oil and grain comes from here and Saskatchewan.

Without the Rockies on one of it's borders, Saskatchewan is even flatter than Alberta, and is also mainly farmland.

Originally having both it's current area and the area of Nunavut, the North-West Territories was split into two separate territories. It is above Alberta and Saskatchewan, and is beside the Yukon. It is also covered in snow most of the year, and has little vegetation. The climate results in little civilization, as well.

Though considered one of the prairie provinces, Manitoba actually has quite a few hilly areas. It also borders with Hudson Bay to the North.

Previously part of the North-West Territories, it is the third territory, and stretches up to the Northern-most part of Canada. It, like the other territories, has a cold, harsh climate, with little civilization and little vegetation. The far north is bathed in a constant night for months in winter, and constant sun in summer because of how little it rotates compared to places farther south.

Bordering all but one on the Great Lakes, as well as Hudson Bay, many cities, such as Toronto, have the Lake Effect, keeping them a bit warmer in the winter months and a bit cooler in the summer. It also hold Ottawa, Canada's capital.

Mainly French, Quebec has always been known to be the least loyal Province, and there's a constant threat of it becoming it's own country. It also borders Hudson Bay.

Half of this maritime province is attached to the mainland, where as the other half is a large island. Close to the island portion's coast is a small island which actually belongs to France, and not Canada.

A small maritime province which is situated in between Quebec and Nova Scotia. There is a francophone minority in the population, mainly of Acadian descent.

Yet another Maritime province, Nova Scotia is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. A small island off the coast, known as Sable Island, is infamous for it's shipwrecks.

More commonly known as P.E.I., this maritime province is an island off the coast of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. It is also connected to New Brunswick by the Confederation Bridge, the longest bridge in Canada.

A jungle, much like a rain forest. It's easy to get lost in, but, luckily, if you need a place to hide, many trees have a hidden hollow that you can duck into. By hidden, of course, I mean that it appears solid, but you can step through into the tree.

A beach that is a beautiful site to see... At least, until you meet it's resident Shellmon.

There is a small island in the middle of this island, with what appears to be some form of a bus on it. Of course, like everywhere else, this place has it's terrors as well.

On the edge of a lake, and inhabited by Yokomon(duh). There's is a half-sunken cruise ship in the lake, where the Yokomon take shelter if danger comes. It is also near Mount Mihirashi, which is inhabited by a Meramon.

Home to a Meramon, and is actually a volcano. The heat from the lava heats the water flowing down the mountain to near-boiling, killing germs and making it safe to drink when it gets to the village.

It's not much of a town, but rather a factory. Things are often put together, only to be taken apart again.

Filled with bright colors, and toys galore. The broken toys are taken care of by Monzaemon.

It rises high above the clouds, and, though it's the central point of the island, it is inhabited by few digimon.

A frigid tundra, with random refrigerators filled with food, though the fridges aren't on, since the area itself is more than cold enough. There is a landmark known as the Ice Sanctuary here.

A canyon with the only landmark being the Temple of the Digivice, which is filled with mazes, booby traps and ancient writing. The Temple is home to Centarumon.

A large cemetary, inhabited mainly by Bakemon.

A village watched over by Elecmon. All digieggs are hatched here, and the baby digimon are tended to. It is filled with giant building blocks, spongy hills which act as trampolines, and trees with toys and stuffed animals hanging on them. It is also known as the Village of Beginnings.

A large city, with skyscrapers and so on. It is one of the few places of civilization on File Island.

As the title says, this is for everywhere in between, as if I put all the known places on File Island, this category would be miles long.

A village inhabited by Koromon. It is known for it's spas and hot springs.

A vast desert, covering much of the Server Continent. Sub-Forums: The Colosseum, Piximon's Home, The Pyramid

An abandoned amusement park, though the rides still work. It is on the edge of a lake and a forest. Just remember to be careful--There are Mushrooms of Forgetfulness here.

A diner which provides excellent food. However, make sure you have the right currency to pay with, or you'll be stuck in the kitchens for years cleaning dishes.

Gekomon and Otamamon lives here, as servants to their king, Shogungekomon.

A dark castle, which seems to be the source of the darkness spreading across the Digital World. It's history is rich with evil digimon, such as Myotismon, from the first generation of digidestined.

A gigantic house, which dwarves humans to the point where you feel like an insect. It is home to many bug-like digimon.

The other portion of the Server Continent is made up of the forest.