I know Vicious mentioned something about there possibly being an infinite number of universes in Digimon. But at least this will be a conclusive number if that goes unconfirmed, I suppose.
http://www.gogoanime.com/digimon-adventure-season-1-episode-28
At around 6 minutes in Gennai shows the kids a handful of cards that, when placed in the pedestal in Myotismon's castle, will open a door leading to the Real World. Tai suggests they just pick the cards at random, but Gennai says a specific permutation must be used or they could wind up in another world. (In this case he means universe, considering universes are often referred to as worlds in Digimon and the door's function was to send them back to their own universe in the first place.) Mimi even asks if there are so many worlds in reference to the numerous permutations of the cards, and Gennai confirms it.
Now, there are 10 cards but only 9 spaces in the pedestal. I haven't done permutation or combination shit in forever, but as far as I recall this means the entire set (n) is 10 cards and the number of samples used for each permutation (r) is 9.
P(n,r)=n!/(n - r)!
P(10,9)=10!/(10-9)!
P(10,9)=3628800
Meaning there are at least 3,628,800 universes in Digimon canon.
Er...right?
Dunno if this does anything for the verse, but I've seen people ask how many universes Digiverse comprises of, so :distracted
http://www.gogoanime.com/digimon-adventure-season-1-episode-28
At around 6 minutes in Gennai shows the kids a handful of cards that, when placed in the pedestal in Myotismon's castle, will open a door leading to the Real World. Tai suggests they just pick the cards at random, but Gennai says a specific permutation must be used or they could wind up in another world. (In this case he means universe, considering universes are often referred to as worlds in Digimon and the door's function was to send them back to their own universe in the first place.) Mimi even asks if there are so many worlds in reference to the numerous permutations of the cards, and Gennai confirms it.
Now, there are 10 cards but only 9 spaces in the pedestal. I haven't done permutation or combination shit in forever, but as far as I recall this means the entire set (n) is 10 cards and the number of samples used for each permutation (r) is 9.
P(n,r)=n!/(n - r)!
P(10,9)=10!/(10-9)!
P(10,9)=3628800
Meaning there are at least 3,628,800 universes in Digimon canon.
Er...right?
Dunno if this does anything for the verse, but I've seen people ask how many universes Digiverse comprises of, so :distracted