Digimon Ghost Game Episode 52 Release Date, Speculations, Watch Online

Darkknightmon searches for his head in episode 51 of Digimon Ghost Game titled “Headless.”

The episode was a little haunting at the beginning. Darkknightmon was roaming around to find his lost head. When he finally gets it, he gets furious about how the humans treated his head.

Hiro’s father appeared at the beginning of the episode, giving a massive boost to Hiro and his friend Digivice. Now, Gammamon can wrap evolve directly into Canoweissmon and other forms. Things are slowly getting interesting.

Here are the latest updates.

Episode 52 Speculations

Shawujinmon will be back in episode 52 of Digimon Ghost Game titled “Mysterious Lake.”

Fans are excited to see Digimon make his return. It is recommended that one should watch episode 10 first. That will help them understand what will happen in the episode.

The preview discusses a cute creature who loves cucumbers, sumo wrestling, and pranks. However, that same cute creature can drive anyone to the depths of darkness. Seems very interesting. Let’s see what the episode has to offer.

Episode 52 Release Date

Episode 52 of the Digimon Ghost Game anime, titled “Mysterious Lake”, has been released on Saturday, Nov 19, 2022.

1. Is Digimon on break this week?

No, Digimon Ghost Game is not on break this week. The episode will be released as per scheduled.

Episode 51 Recap

Hiro’s father has given a device to Hiro in which he has built a program that will boost the sensor of their Digivice with which they synchronize with their Digimons. Hiro hands over the device to Kiyo and Ruri.

Ruri tells Hiro that there are rumors going around his school about some headless ghosts. In school, Hiro learns about Himari, who was found unconscious with a red line on her neck.

The headless ghosts start attacking people asking them where their heads are. The new victims also join these ghosts and roam around, asking for their heads. At last, they reach Kiyo and attack him, leaving him unconscious.

Hiro learns from his friends that everyone who was attacked belongs to the history club. Hiro goes to the principal to ask him about it. The principal tells him about Dullahan.

Hiro finds out what the Dullahan looks like and rushes back to the principal. The principal tells him that he found Dullahan’s helmet somewhere and showed it to his students, and Kiyo was also present there.

It is all the fault of the helmet. Hiro goes to the school to get the helmet, and the ghosts attack the principal. When they find the head, Angoramon is shocked to see that it is Darkknightmon’s head.

The ghosts show up at school, and Darkknightmon emerges, asking them to give him his head. Hiro is ready to give it back to him only if he turns everyone back to normal.

Darkknightmon obliges and returns everyone back. When he gets his head back, he starts feeling hatred toward humans who have dishonored his pride. He attacks Hiro and Ruri.

They get ready to fight, but Darkknightmon is too powerful for them. Suddenly, everyone’s Digivice upgrades, and Gammamon wrap evolves into Canoweissmon directly.

Canoweissmon and Darkknightmon fight each other, and seeing Canoweissmon’s dedication to protecting Hiro really impresses Darkknightmon. He promises never to attack any human 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.