Sylver's home server is almost a palace - If palaces could be constructed to house items stolen from other people, that is - Indeed, most of it is filled with shelves of pinched possessions - Some may be valuable, but the vast majority of items are just trinkets that their owners held on to for sentimental reasons. The shelves are simple affairs - Black, and tall. They stand on a floor that appears to be tiled with a chess-board pattern of red and black, and whilst there are boundaries to the area, it appears to stretch on into infinite darkness. At the center of the room is a large, luxurious-looking couch: Deep red leather, and piled high with soft cushions, it is the epitome of comfort. At least, in its owner's eyes.

Li's home server is a rather simple setting. Li was never too materialistic, and preferred comfort to style or anything too over-the-top. He preferred modest. His home server is very Asian in style, complete with light, sliding doors that separate each room. The furniture is little, enough bedrolls for himself, and his digimon. There is a small kitchen area, which houses a tea pot, along with oodles of tea. There is a sitting room, complete with a small table for everyone to sit at. Generally, it's a very simple, but relaxing environment. It's quite family oriented--however, Li does have a 'strategy room' included, where he goes to think out strategies for battles, and other situations he has to deal with. It's complete with a couple of computers, video, and other things to help him map out to incredible degrees.

Hikaru's Home Server is a simple field of flowers consisting of marigolds, goldenrod flowers, and sunflowers. It is his own personal park or sanctuary and has things in it like a fountain that spouts water with a pond (large enough to swim in) around it, beach chairs and swimming equipment, and nice little shack big enough for four people to live in comfortably. This area has been made so he can relax without the worries of the Digital World around him causing him trouble. The T-Gate access point for his Home Server is on the far side of the fountain. It is a simple metal pad that glows with energy when the right conditions are met to allow one to transfer, such as owning gate disks. Hikaru's Home Server is a mostly open access point to anyone on his team, so they can enter it if they so choose to, that is, if they know who he is and have his contact information.

Kaoru's home server takes the form of an abandoned factory, with plenty of room and an industrial feel. It appears rather worn down, with a few broken windows and vines from the lush jungle outside slowly creeping in. There are a variety of broken down machines and makeshift pieces of furniture scattered about, but the centerpiece of the home server is a massive computer monitor suspended in the air. From here Kaoru can view the world without leaving the safety of his plush desk chair.

The shortest description of Shiki's home server would be the simple usage of the word steampunk. With a door fitted with a porthole in the middle and a lock wheel just below, and a huge room of hues of dark brown, rusted red, greens and yellows it surely fits the word. An immense arched window allows onlookers to peep out onto an illusionary world, equipped with blimps and steam-powered vehicles chugging along dark roads. The chairs and couches have been fitted with rusty red cushions, some arranged to face a stove, or the mechanical-themed computer/television, and the desk that faces the left side of the room. A second room with a door similar to the entrance way leads to the bedroom equipped with a four-poster bed, its support similar in appearance to that of copper pipes.

Solomon's home server looks like it wasn't taken directly out of an rpg for the snes. Everything from the walls to the bed in his room was pixilated and appeared to only have a range of three colors. Despite the 8bit and 16bit effect his home server had, the place itself was just as 3d as any other home making for an interesting effect when it came to the pool right outside his bedroom. A bathroom and shower combination could be reached from a door in his bedroom. The entire place was mostly open so he could get from the pixilated bedroom to the pixilated kitchen for a pixilated snack without thinking about it. The only things unpixelated in the pixilated monochrome home server was himself and his Digimon to be honest.

Wooden flooring with a space-like background, it has a rather space like feel. There are quite a lot of cushion placed all around with their random white to yellow colors. The furniture is everywhere, not neatly placed while everything was a white color. There is also a number of digimon plushies all about, while the three that are the same as her chosen pack is placed on the bed. The bed positioned in the corner is black however and there is a small grassy area with a mini-pond for the digimon to do whatever they want when they are in there.

Kimiko's idea of home is startlingly abstract, and she has taken quite a lot of time to perfect what she desires. When entering into the server, you'll be plunged into a sea of constellations and galaxies, and allowed to walk within a pocket of space engulfed in brilliant colors and startling sights. Walking deeper into the realm, you can find Kimiko and her digimon in a small spot where the stars retreat and bleed into the fabric of another reality. The stars touch down carefully on various surfaces, the darkness of space clinging at times onto different things. At times this space will be a tiny garden, and at others a small tea room. It tends to change as needed.

Simple. Organized. Not a speck of dust out of place. That's how a Jensen lives. With impossibly orderly furniture placement, sparkling chrome floors and walls, and a ton of electronic gizmos lining the walls, there is no room for chaos in Richard Jensen's home server. With little more than some simple chairs in the way of actual furniture, Richard relies on televisions, computers, and a large collection of e-books for entertainment inside of this homepage. There are few extravagances besides these electronics, as Richard doesn't intend on using this home server for more than relaxation and research anyway.

Yanmei is the textbook definition of a prissy, girly girl and her room entirely reflects that. With lavender walls, patterned furniture, plush toys and a colorful throw rug in the center of the floor, the blonde has clearly taken advantage of the Home Server's available amount of customization. However, don't mistake the description of this style as something untrue to her roots; the decor is still very oriental in appearance. She has taken to including sliding doors and a number of plants, and an outdoor area where she can see the sun and interact with fish in the pond.

Wanting a place that reminds him of home, Junjie's home server reminds him all about the traditional life of China. The main color seems to be a dark teal and white, with there being posters of atheletes and events on his wall. A small, round rug is in the center and there are many small trinkets about. There is also a tall bookcase and a small pond. Everything is designed with feng shui in mind and although it seems to be boring, he enjoys the tranquility that it invokes.

Lani's home server has a very simple, if messy, appearance. It's a small room with two bunk beds at opposite walls - four beds in total, enough for Lani and her three Digimon. At the end wall there is a big screen, disguised as a window, which changes scenery on command. Plastic boxes are stacked against the wall and contain all sorts of odd things - swimming goggles, a netball or two, magazines and so on. Cushions are arranged messily on the beds and have mostly fallen on the floor. Nothing too special, too be honest.

A mixture of Italian Influences, the exterior is a picturesque Italian Villa, complete with sloping green hills and plentiful grape orchards (if you happen to take a glance out of the window, that is). UPON ENTERING HIS HOME, it takes a drastic turn, reflecting the modern styles you would find in the city. Mostly made up of blocky shapes with a black and white checkerboard pattern, the home is very stylish. A small set of stairs leads up to a loft where Emilio sleeps. All in all, it looks like something you would see in a magazine; very nice to look out, but so dead and lifeless it doesn't look lived in.

The first thing you notice when you enter Severine's abode is that it is anything but humble. Mirrors and expensive works of art line the walls, along with the occasional Lord of the Rings paraphernalia, with a large, hand-drawn map of Middle Earth as the centrepiece, sitting on the wall above the luxury sofas and decadent fur rugs. What is also obvious are the bookshelves dotted around the place, lined with books of every decade and genre, as well as giant shelves full of DVDs. The bedroom is full of more merchandise, and there isn't a single speck of dust.

Sora's home is traditional in Japanese style, reminiscent of her home in Kamisu. There's a bamboo door that would lead out welcoming the visitor to an open space living room with a kotatsu in the middle. The ways around the house are through more bamboo doors. The one to the right of the room leads to a kitchen area, whereas the left leads to a hallway that leads to two rooms One for her Digimon and the other for her.

Anjou has preferred to keep her Home Server styled in a traditional Japanese way. Upon entering her Home, you must take off your shoes! By the entrance are slippers which you may slip on. Take a step up and you are stepping on the soft floors of her room. In the center of the room is a simple wooden table with four mats on the floor around it. Behind a rice-paper door is a raised platform bed for herself and her digimon to take a rest. Various wall scrolls and artwork decorate the walls, and paper lanterns hang from the ceiling. Fresh cherry blossoms outside of the window fill the room with the delightful scent of spring.

Toshiro's Home Server is anything but normal. It's out of this world- literally! The server looks like the vacuum of space with multi colored stars that seem to glow several different colors slowly in the skies. Within this void are white translucent spiral stairs that then lead up to a massive platform of the same material. Upon reaching the top you are greeted with milk white european castle-like structure with two high towers and a double door entrance. On the inside the castle is furnished with medieval statues, furniture, and other cosmetics. In the center of the castle lies a throne room with a long carpet that appears like a carpet of space it's self. On the throne is where Toshiro usually lounges when at his second "home". This whole server is just as rich and egotistical as the one who created it. Fit for a "king".

Gordon's Home Server takes on the appearance of what seems like a very sloppy motel room. There are two simple but comfortable bunk beds large enough for Gordon and his Digimon to all be in each. There are a desk usually cluttered with papers at the desk a comfortable office chair has been placed. Upon the walls paper has been hung with pictures of Digimon, notes and other such various information. All in all this looks like the home of some obsessed stalker. The floor is made of wood and there are no carpets. A single lamp spreads its light over the room. At the fair end of the right side of the room there is a window that allows Gordon to look outside.

This home server has a very futuristic look to it. Instead of actually modernizing the look and layout of his home, Ryan has kept it on a grid. A grid of glowing blue lines trace the walls, ceiling and floor of this home server. Objects and furniture that were created from the grid stick out in their three-dimensional forms, however they keep the basic colors of the blue and the different shades of grey. It's a simple yet wondrous layout that keeps to its data roots rather than mimicking that of the human world.

What can I say it's a small classy apartment. Outside you can see a digital sea of sorts, The floorboards of the apartment are a deep brown mahogany color, currently there's only one room, which holds a simple Queen sized bed resting on marble frame, it's pointed towards the window overlooking the digi-sea. Across from the bed there's an almost empty book shelf it looks like it's meant to keep collectibles found in the digi-world whether they be power-up cards or interesting artifacts. The manual of the game also sits on the shelf. Other than that it's a pretty standard one room apartment, the walls are white and there are small picture frames and digi-flowers for simple decoration. Kei also has it set up as a giant mp3 that can be activated from his user control settings. It's rather neat due to the fact Kei rarely spends time there.