Digimon, lost in a land of digital monster women

You are 20 years old. Your name is Damon and you lived alone in an apartment in Tokyo, Japan. You weren't actually japanese but you had moved there as soon as you turned 19 and had the money. The Americas weren't for you anymore. Japan was more culturally impressive and ofc you loved the food. The big attraction to going there was the fascination you had with the world of manga, anime and the like. One of your favorites was Digimon. The creatures in the series were either really awesome looking, tiny looking, or (your favorite) sexy looking. It baffled you how a creature that looked like a cat like Gatomon turns into a sexy bombshell angel woman with blonde hair like Angewomon. There were a lot more sexy female digimon too, too many to count, and you could see them uncensored.

Sometimes you truly wished all of that that you see in anime/manga and games such as digimon was real. Creatures emerging from the digital world and partnering with humans to protect both worlds from some evil entity. Coming to japan was a way of somewhat living in that environment, to live out fantasies of great adventure. At the very least it was a good thing to come to the origin of where most of those stories you liked were written, as well as where all the sexy anime girls you saw in so many series came from. Anime women were truly beautiful and here you were in the place they came from.

One day you went to visit the manga shop you frequented. Sadly however it appeared to be closed today due to renovations.

"That sucks" you said.

You came back from the university you attended here. You decided to take a shortcut back to your apartment after eating some Takoyaki from a local food place. Something however caught your eye. A flicker of light that came from an open subway station. Your curiosity was piqued because the light that flickered didn't look like some broken subway ceiling light, it looked like the subway entrance itself flickered, like it was fazing in and out of existence.

You thought it was dangerous and didn't know what this phenomenon was. The other part of you was *really* curious as to what was causing such a "glitch" in reality. No one else was around to witness whatever this was so this was your chance for an experience all to yourself. You ran all the way across the street to the subway entrance and went down.

What sounded like static noise filled your ears as you saw what looked like data blocks fizzling in and out in tandem with the static. Soon more data blocks began manifesting as you were pretty scared now and turned back to run. Before you could exit however you soon found the whole station fizzling and turning into static data. In the corner of your eye you saw data blocks coming from right next to you. Looking upon yourself you saw that *you* were now fizzling like glitchy data. Soon enough there was a flash of light and you found yourself teleported out of the station as data. When you came to you looked around and saw you had no body and were just a floating data cube in some green expanse with other floating data cubes. it looked like the inside of cyberspace if that's how it looked.

"This can't be real"! You said, but it was. You had no body currently and were just information in cubes.

The information you were was being downloaded somewhere, but where? Seeing a light at the end of the large gateway you were in you braced yourself as it came closer.

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"Aaaaa-ooof" you said as you fell from the sky into some grassy plains. You were just in a subway then inside some computer gateway and now you are on grass? This was very strange.

Looking around you saw normal natural looking stuff like trees and grass, but then more bizarre stuff like telephone poles and street signs, and even a ticket machine from the subway.

"Ok where am I" you said.

Suddenly you hear something coming from your pocket. You pull it out and see it's your phone but it's acting oddly. It glows for a bit before shapeshifting in your hand. What it became was some sort of red rectangular object with a screen but no number pad. Instead there was some sort of heart shaped meter. The screen popped up and said "Form the bonds of love" and disappeared.

"What the-..is this some prank" you wonder. You didn't ponder on that for long as you put the new device in your pocket and looked around this new area.