Catelyn's home server is simple, formed after her own bed room, though with less things laying around. Four walls painted in the color ghost white. A single large double bed is placed at the far right of the room at the head of the bed the window is placed above. On the far left her work table has been placed with a comfortable office chair at it. What seems like a computer is placed on the table. Light shines from a clear white lamp on the ceiling and the wooden floor is almost empty of anything else. This is her home server, simple and clean.

Reinsworth's home server takes the appearance of an exquisite, lavishly furnished apartment with regal architecture that gives it a distinctly baroque appearance. The room contains a sofa, several armchairs, lamps, a desk, lush carpeting, a billiards table and a grandfather clock, but its most distinguishing feature by far is that everything from the walls, to the furniture, to the lighting is done in various shades of green with practically no other colors present, save for those brought in by Reinsworth and her guests.

Jazwell's home server is a reflection of Jazwell's lifestyle. It is a large, enclosed space with an array of computers and screens all around. Littered on the floor are notes generally used in his research on digimon as well as anything jotted down on the server. While there is a bed located in the room, it is strangely just a mattress on the ground, giving the impression of an extremely untidy room. Against the walls are plenty of bookshelves covered with books on programs, encyclopedias, and a few specifically for manga.

Since Drew feels most at home in her room, her Server is modelled after it. The space isn't that big, what with the double bed and large chair she used for gaming back in the real world taking up most of the space. There is an area set aside for the Digimon and she has added other necessities that a human needs from expansions. A window lets the light in but mostly it is closed and the shutters down even when she's inside. There is always a stack of paper and pencils at ready for her to write.

Its pretty much like her room back home, nothing all too special except some pink wallpaper. Majority of the falls are full of posters of super heroes and different animals. She's got a ceiling fan with a light that changes colors when she claps, and to fit in all her roomies she's got four beds. One in the middle of the room, while the others are all pushed next to the walls. She has changing background ceiling, which wakes her up every morning at a certain time. She's got a couple of lamps here and there, but doesn't use them too much.

A closed space, all white with all of the paintings he had in his gallery. Actually it looks a lot like the real place just in a closed space with a bed and a TV and some toys on the ground. He’s got a big fridge and some plants and flowers here and there, quite weird for most tastes except in an artist eyes, but overall it looks like any student’s apartment albeit a bit bigger. Nothing luxurious but quite what he is searching for, full of his childhood memories and artistic muse. He also has a pic of his whole family together, a big one, on one side of the room.

Eve's home server is, ridiculously enough, a treehouse. It comes complete with a rope ladder you have to climb after jacking in, because just logging in would be horrifyingly boring. The server itself is pretty small compared to most servers, consisting of a single, wooden-walled room with a hammock for sleeping on. Three small cushions are available for her Digimon to sleep on, and there's a small beanbag for guests. Beyond that windows show of an endless plane of grass, which Eve hopes to eventually turn into her own personal wilderness through room extensions.


Yes, she has a strange definition of the word "room."

Koko's home server is a little bit bland. She hasn't really customized it much, but it has all basic necessities that anyone needs. It has an extreme convent feel to it, as it is spartan in nature, and one of the only decorations is a cross hanging from the wall which the head of her bed is on. The only other decoration is a few plants in the room; but in general it doesn't seem like there's much here, leaving a lot of room to expand and add.

Noboru's home server isn't what it seems. When you walk in it seems to be empty with white tiles everywhere; on the floor, on the ceiling, and on the walls. What you see isn't what you get; everything in Noboru's home extends out, his bed coming out from under the floor, a grassed area hiding behind a series of panels for the Digimon, and a bar folding out in the corner for those looking for a drink. The furniture is made to look high-tech and modern, made of blacks, greys, whites and dark blues. Of course, along with the cool stuff there's the nerdy stuff; a shelf full of anime and manga, a few gaming consoles Noboru programmed in for the occasional periods where he gets bored, that sort of thing.

The first thing you notice about Mikhail's home server is the massive amount of pillows and cushions covering the floor. There aren't any real chairs in the room, except for a big fluffy one in the corner that looks like it can hold two people. The color scheme seems to be yellows, oranges and grey though none of them eye burning bright. There's something resembling a round bed in the middle though really it just seems to be a large, flat beanbag chair more than a traditional bed. Wall to wall carpeting that is soft and squishy covers the floor. There is a mess of stuffed animals on the bed, most of them cats. There's one in particular, an orange cat that seems to have the favored spot among the rest of them. Its got a purple bow around its neck even. The ceiling is a fabric one that drapes down over the walls, fairy lights are woven in and out of the fabric creating a pretty glow.

It is a very small apartment with a tiny kitchen area, a bathroom, and a bedroom. The walls are sparsely decorated and plain white, and the bed is simple as well. She prefers to sleep underneath it, so there is another "bed" underneath it, made of blankets and pillows.

Arata's home server is strange, having a very large bedroom that is made completely out of shower tile. The bedroom has 2 dressers and a nightstand with the bed beside the three. Around the bed with a bridge over it is an area that is deeper than the rest of the room, filled up completely with water forming a pool that even has a few pool toys in it and a filter. Across the bridge and leading farther away from the pool is an area with game-esque features, music and other entertainment portions with to the left of it being an area that looks similar to a bar; although it is mainly consisting of sugar drinks or other junk food, with a few healthy snacks in it like fruit. There is also a drawr with snacks that don't require to be refrigerated, both features being extremely strange for a digital server. Another secret room lies hidden within this server, which seems to be more dark and dank filled with strange objects and souvenirs, and although it looks like a treasure cove it most certainly isn't.

With a couple of posters depicting bands and films here and there, you'd almost think you've simply entered the room of a typical teenager. However, there's a more elaborate design to this home server. Beneath the exterior lies something more closely resembling that of the digital theme of the outside world. Green and blue glowing lines and Spirograph-like projections line the walls, illuminating the room with a calming radiance. Following this interesting theme, if one was to turn their attention away from the walls, is a floating bed, laying opposite to a plasma T.V, which rests adjacent to a set of small bookshelves lined with various fictional novels.

The first thing anybody would notice is the number of bookshelves lined up against the walls--there are enough to cover two of them. And given how the room is about the average size of a typical bedroom, that's saying something. Each bookshelf is full of books, all of varying subjects but most of them music or fantasy-based. Once one peels their gaze away from the bookshelves, they'll notice the walls are lavender in color and the floor covered with tan carpeting. Near one of the bookshelves is a queen-sized bed with a music score-themed bedspread on top. Above the bed is a framed sheet of music of some part of a symphony or other. On the other side of the bed is a small desk with a desk light on top of it. The desk has a few drawers, but their contents remain unknown to anyone except Mikhail. The ceiling has multiple spherical lights attached to a fan. Finally, there are no windows whatsoever, almost as if this room were in a basement.

Kosei's Home Server looks as if it came right out of a volcano almost. The ground surrounding the little cottage is mostly stone with little veins of lava peaking through the cracks. The cottage itself looks as if it were made out of molten lava hardened into four walls and a roof. Despite it's appearance the place maintains a manageable temperature so as to not to accidentally give people Heat Stroke. All in all his Home Server looks like a scene from a volcano but feels like a spring day.

Rena's Home Server is, for all intents and purposes, a replica of her room back at home...granted, her room is large enough to fit a medium-sized apartment in it. The walls are lined with bookshelves, all of which are filled to capacity with digital copies of her favorite yuri mangas and DVDs. At the center of the northern wall is a large flat-screen television, which she uses to watch the aforementioned DVDs. At the center of the room is a bed large enough for at least four people, and there are various chairs and couches for guests to sit on. Also contains a bathroom and, in a separate room, a bathtub large enough to fit three people and a separate shower. Overall, the room pretty much screams "rich girl who likes anime lives here".

Lorelei’s home server is a small room with a circular bed in the middle decorated with a small canopy hanging from the ceiling. Beside the bed is a small beside table with a few small items decorated on it. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling while a fairly large mirror decorates the wall across from the bed. Under the mirror is a marble fireplace and on the floor in front of it is a carpet, for anyone who wants to sit and watch the flames. Two windows decorate one wall, looking out into an ocean.

Avalyn’s homeserver is a pure white room with solid white walls. All furnishings are made of either glass or clear crystal to represent beauty and purity. As added accents there are several mirrors and windows as well. The only one that is excluded from these classifications is a soft silk bed, white plush sofas, several plants that decorate the rooms, and the color of blue from the water of a jacuzzi.

A small residence, reminiscent of a decent hotel or motel room with a lavish white bed blanketed in white and furnished with lacy pillows. The server in itself is only three rooms, two of which connected openly. Opposite the bed is a small door that leads to a bathroom area, and just beyond the large bed is what appears to be a sort of living extension to the bedroom with a small couch and flatscreen. Connected to the living area is a balcony which overlooks absolutely nothing as of yet.The entire residency is done in the colors of white with occasional black to form great contrast.

Elena's Home Server is mostly decorated pink, her home is plastered with posters of Team Infinity. She has a picture of herself and her digimon sitting upon a desk with a pink laptop on top of it. She has a bed on one side of the room where a bookshelf lies within the opposite. Elena also has a stuffed teddy bear in the form of Agumon resting upon the top of her computer desk holding the wireless mouse to her laptop upon its lap.

DJ's Home Server is simple and cozy with a tastefully designed and decorated room with hardwood floors, a few comfortable couches and chairs and a TV and fireplace to make guests as comfortable as possible. Gentle natural-looking light floods the room as a kitchen area and breakfast nook off to the side are illuminated by digital glass windows and doors.