Mark was rather disappointed by the lack of a useful response and hung up. "Nothing. I imagine if we try often enough we'll eventually get all these answers repeated... these booths are more toy phones than anything useful." With that said he sought himself some shade as well. "phew... first chance i get i'm learning some ice moves..."<br/>That again caught Babydramon's attention. "I was meaning to ask, you know attacks like digimon do?" "oh yeah, all pokemon have named attacks, it's how trainers coordinate them in battle or in show contests." His companions paid rapt attention once more, Kyokyomon even floating still for once."are they all unique to them like ours?" "oh no, there are a few attacks that only one pokemon can master but many are pretty generic and any of the right type can learn them."<br/><br/>He laid down in the shade and watched the rest of the group do their thing perking up as Lauren opens up the phone to reveal it was... not a phone made by anyone that knew what a phone needed. "these<b>are</b>toy phones... oversized toy phones but toys, just a chipset and the buttons... if even that much... say, Joker, does your theory involve us having entered a videogame, or a simulation?"<br/>In his eyes it fit together too well, aside from the name "digital world" their surroundings also acted like a videogame, all the good looks but once you get under the surface there's just the barebones pieces to make the illusion work, and with the similarities between the two it was not unreasonable to say digimon were based on pokemon... but he kept that part to himself for now. anything could happen if he shared all of that out loud.