The Digital World

The Digital World is the home of all Digimon and Digital Lifeforms, existing on a plane of existence similar to the Real World, the Digital World and the Real World share an enkindled existence, if one is destroyed in it's entirety, the other may cease to exist.

The Digital World is made up on dozens of different 'Regions', which act as a substitute for countries. 'Servers' on the other hand, behave more akin to continents in the Real World. There are two different Servers, The Digital World, and Digital World: Illiad. The Digital World, unlike Earth, cannot be lapped around. If one were to go too far to the edges, they would come across an impenetrable barrier, this barrier has no name, but it is theorized it serves the purpose of keeping the Digimon population in the Digital World, instead of wandering into the endless sea.

THE SERVER TREE

The Digital World is sustained and managed from the Server Tree, Yggdrasil, which is ruled by King Drasil. The Server Tree is mostly automated, but King Drasil is capable of making certain actions on their own due to their inherit power. The Server Tree also houses all 13 of the Royal Knights, who await orders everyday within the Digital World. The Tree is also theorized to be responsible for the creation of 'The Internet'.

The Server Tree is required for the Digital World to maintain stability, and not tear itself apart. It is due to this that Beta World often tore open massive scars all over it's regions.

HUMAN INTERACTION IN THE DIGITAL WORLD

When a human enters the Digital World and stays for a prolonged period of time, they may find no difference in their physical and mental age. This is due to how time passes in the Digital World, since humans are not Digital, their bodies do not react to phenomena in the Digital World like Digimon will. While Digimon may be born, grow old and die, humans will live on forever in the Digital World. Humans are able to interact and eat the Digital World's environment and food, as if they belonged to the world itself.