Digimon Ghost Game Episode 15: Release Date, Speculation, Watch Online

Episode 14 of Digimon Ghost Game titled “Zashiki-Warashi” is the series’ latest installment.

We’re back to some lighter themes of friendship and happiness in this episode. Kiyo has asked Ruri, Hiro, and their Digimon to accompany him on a three-day conference.

Gammamon still hasn’t processed the death of Bokomon, and Hiro and Angoramon are trying their best to make him realize that he isn’t coming back.

After meeting Koemon and understanding the concept of separation, Gammamon gets better and finally accepts that Bokomon will not come back. We also saw that Hiro’s dad had sent him a video message describing his journeys to him.

Even though we don’t get a complete idea about his dad’s situation, we know that he’s in the Digital World. Will Hiro ever meet his dad again? Keep watching to find out.

Episode 15 Speculation

In episode 15, we’ll meet Phelesmon, a Fallen Angel Digimon. He runs a fortune-telling business that seemingly solves all problems. Of course, everything comes with a price, and Phelesmon doesn’t look like someone who cares about people’s safety.

If the threat is too much to handle, we might meet Dark Gammamon again, but the outcome of that fight could lead to more destruction than anticipated.

Episode 15 Release Date

Episode 15 of the Digimon Ghost Game anime, titled “The Fortune Teller’s Manor”, has been released on Saturday, Jan 22, 2022.

1. Is Digimon Ghost Game on Break this Week?

No, episode 15 of Digimon Ghost Gameis not on a break and will continue as scheduled.

Episode 14 Recap

Hiro, Ruri, and Kiyo arrive at a resort with their Digimon partners. Kiyo had asked them all to accompany him since rumors about the Zashiki-Warashi were haunting the place. Hiro wants to meet the Zashiki-Warashi, but Kiyo hopes never to encounter it.

The resort staff tells them that the creature comes out at night and asks the guest to play with him. A rolling ball marks his arrival, and he appears to play pranks on the guests.

Kiyo’s professor encounters the Zashiki-Warashi and is left with a scar on his arm. He shows his scar to Kiyo, confirming that the Zashiki-Warashi is actually a Digimon.

The next day before leaving for a meeting, Kiyo asks the others to gather more information about the mysterious Digimon since he doesn’t want to deal with it.

The group agrees and tries to ask around but doesn’t find important information except that the staff believes the Zashiki-Warashi to be a spirit or a ghost instead of a Digimon.

After Kiyo returns, the group discusses their findings but is interrupted by a knock on their door. It turns out to be Black Gatomon who’s there with a delivery for Hiro.

He gives him three pen drives that contain video messages from Hiro’s dad. He doesn’t reveal anything about his whereabouts, and it seems to be an account of his travels in the Digital World.

Hiro and his friends realize that they still don’t know much about the world of Digimon. We cut back to the Zashiki-Warashi mystery and see that Kiyo has become its next target.

The group then decides to directly confront the trickster so that he stops playing pranks on them.

Ruri takes the ball that always announces the Zashiki-Warashi’s arrival and calls out to him. It turns out that a monkey-like Digimon named Koemon was behind the mess.

They ask him why he troubled the guests, and Koemon replies that he felt lonely. He used to play with a granny who worked at the resort, but she suddenly disappeared.

He explained that she was the only one who could see him, and the two used to watch fireworks every day. Hiro and the others feel bad for him and decide to make their own fireworks to cheer him up.

Gammamon evolves and produces fireballs that resemble fireworks. Jellymon uses her lightning bolts to help. After playing around for a while, Ruri tells Koemon that the granny had left the resort to visit her family for a few months.

She also tells him that there was an entire world filled with different Digimon, and he, too, should explore.

The episode concludes as Koemon materializes and takes off to go on a journey and explore the Digital World. Gammamon also processes the death of Bokomon and understands that he’s not going to meet him again.

About Digimon

Digimon, short for “Digital Monsters,” is a Japanese media franchise offering toy pets, manga, anime, games, films, and even a trading card game. The franchise was created back in 1997 as a series of virtual pets, influenced by Tamagotchi/nano Giga Pet toys.

The franchise gained momentum with its first anime, Digimon Adventure, and an early video game, Digimon World, both of which were released in 1999.

Digimon, the series focuses on monsters like creatures, who inhabit a “Digital World,” a parallel universe that originated from Earth’s various communication networks. Digimon hatch from eggs called Digi-Eggs, and they go through Digivolution, which changes their appearance and increases their powers over time.

The effect of Digivolution, however, is not permanent. Digimon who have digivolved will find most of the time revert back to their previous form after a battle or if they are too weak to continue. Most of them can even speak.