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It's in ReArise. Though I think that was later DLC for the movie, and not from the start, but I don't remember. It also released in Digimon Pendulum Z later in the same year after the anime.Bond of bravery hasnt been in a game though i dont think.
Edit: Yeah, they were from later updates, as it was a Gacha Game(that plays via Turn-based rpg too).
But it misses the point. This is his final form for the franchise at this time, not any form of Omnimon(which mind you, only some forms were used in any story, respectively. Game or not). Most Digimon from the manga and anime appear in the games, though there's a significant amount of game-only Digimon who have a one-shot appearance and little else to note(as well as the CD drama ones), barely being recognized as a "proper release". Which makes little sense, really, but I guess being playable or appearing more than once might be what Wikimon defines it as or something? I guess? For a perspective, around 10% of created Digimon are treated as unreleased, at a pretty small 143(for instance, SnowAgumon was not a proper Digimon till later on. Though sometimes they've split Digimon apart too, like Justimon's different arms are for some reason treated as three modes instead. This might only be because his X-Form is a combination of all arms at once or just a weird ruling). There's nearly 1500 total Digimon, with a whopping 1,469 total. Though keep in mind the inconsistencies at times, but you get the idea of how rare it is for one to not appear in a game. For the most part, any important one to a notable movie will have a game appearance down the line anyway.
There's also a lot of games that didn't get released, either. That said, the most odd thing I've seen is the choices in Digimon All-Star Rumble, though only cause it can come out of nowhere to go with it(but from a gameplay perspective, every single odd case kind of stands out as unique).
https://wikimon.net/Digimon_All-Star_Rumble Something though worth noting is that they could've quite easily not repeated the second evolution option without issues. There were both VictoryGreymon and ZeedGarurumon, though this one isn't that bad as there was no other Omnimon variant... yet. We had three Imperialdramon options at the time anyway, and the other two actually are quite different enough. Fusion's options could've just had a different version of Shoutmon X[Number], with X5B being for Impmon respectively, and it's not really that hard to find something different for Gatomon or Biyomon either.
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